Our response to the coronavirus emergency is based on data, science, and facts. Data and dashboards help us see the whole picture of COVID-19 in our community. We track new cases, hospitalizations, and vaccinations to measure our progress.
We are committed to providing accurate and reliable data to the public. This information is from several City departments and outside partners. The data notes on each page give details and explain data limitations.
Vaccine boosters help to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and protect against severe illness and hospitalization. Data on San Francisco residents that have a received a COVID-19 vaccine booster dose is located here.
Department of Public Health urges vaccination and indoor masking regardless of your vaccination status. Case rates by vaccination status are now located here. Learn more about COVID-19 hospitalization rates by vaccination status here.
Data
Cases and deaths
COVID-19 cases and deaths in San Francisco, including new cases and cumulative totals.
San Francisco neighborhood maps of COVID-19 case rates.
San Francisco COVID-19 case data including age, race, sexual orientation, and homelessness status.
Track COVID-19 cases and deaths in residents of single room occupancy hotels.
Track the number of covid cases and deaths in residents of skilled nursing facilities.
Vaccinations
Track the number of residents vaccinated and the number of doses administered in the city.
Explore maps that show how many people in each San Francisco neighborhood are vaccinated.
Learn about the race, ethnicity, and age of vaccinated San Francisco residents.
Learn about San Francisco residents who have received a vaccine booster.
Testing
San Francisco COVID-19 testing data, including citywide tests collected and test positivity rate.
Maps of COVID-19 testing rates and test positivity rate in San Francisco neighborhoods.
This page shows COVID-19 testing rates and positivity rates by race and ethnicity in San Francisco.
Hospitalizations
Hospitalized COVID-19 cases in acute care and intensive care units in San Francisco.
Alternative housing and shelter
Mayor London N. Breed's Homelessness Recovery Plan invests in more housing and shelter.
Learn about temporary Alternative Shelter Programs opened during the City’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Francisco is helping SIP Hotel guests find housing.
Food programs
Learn how San Francisco created new programs to help residents access food during the pandemic.