Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Get vaccinated, get your booster.

Protect yourself and those around you from new variants.

Vaccines open to everyone 6 months and older, boosters to everyone 5 years and up.

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What to do

Wear a mask

N95, double, and well-fitting medical masks are more effective. Up your protection when cases are rising.

What to do when exposed to COVID-19

Get tested 3 to 5 days after your close contact and wear a mask when around others for 10 days.

Get tested for COVID-19

Any time you feel sick or have a known exposure, get tested.

You’ve had a close contact or positive test

Lower the risk of spreading COVID-19 in case you have it. If you test positive or feel sick, stop the spread.

Get treated for COVID-19

If you have a positive test and qualify, start treatment right away.

San Francisco COVID-19 Data Tracker

See data around coronavirus cases and test results.

Get vaccinated and boosted

Get vaccinated against COVID-19

Vaccines open to everyone 6 months and older, boosters to everyone 5 years and older.

Get your COVID-19 booster

The new two-strain vaccine is available for all those aged 12 years and older.

Vaccine required

Show proof of vaccination at large indoor events and at businesses that ask for it.

Get vaccinated at your home

If you can't leave home, you can get your Covid booster at home.

Get proof of your vaccine status

Store your COVID-19 CDC vaccine card in a safe place and get a digital version. For lost cards, see your options.

San Francisco COVID-19 Vaccine Tracker

See how many San Franciscans have gotten the COVID-19 vaccine.

For youth

Schools, childcare, and youth programs during the COVID-19 pandemic

Follow this guidance to keep kids and staff safe.

Get permission for the COVID-19 vaccine if you're under 18

Kids 11 and under must have permission to get vaccinated and boosted, and kids 12 to 17 should too.

Get help

SF ERAP Important Update

As of September 23, 2022, the San Francisco Emergency Rental Assistance Program (SF ERAP) is not accepting new applications to focus on processing the large backlog of pending applications.

Help for immigrants during the coronavirus outbreak

Immigration updates and financial resources for immigrants in the Bay Area.

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Donate to San Francisco through Give2SF

Choose from funds including the Disaster Emergency & Recovery Fund, the COVID-19 Response Recovery, the Mayor's Fund for the Homeless, and others.

Business during the coronavirus pandemic

What you need to reopen your business safely. Get loans, grants, and other help for your business.

Healthcare providers and COVID-19

Key information for providers from the San Francisco Department of Public Health on high-risk settings, therapeutics, vaccination, and isolation & quarantine.