Whole Person Integrated Care

We provide healthcare for people experiencing and transitioning out of homelessness, and connect them to services.

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We are a section of the SF Department of Public Health’s San Francisco Health Network that primarily serves people experiencing homelessness. We comprise existing non-traditional primary care, urgent care, and behavioral health clinical services. Scroll down to learn more about our services.

資源

Our Programs

Street Medicine Team

Dr. Barry Zevin has been serving clients on the streets for over 25 years

Street Overdose Response Team Reports

Calls and services provided by Street Crisis Response Team

Maria X Martinez Health Resource Center

Find low-barrier urgent care and primary care services for people experiencing homelessness

Medical Respite

Designated residential setting caring for people during community care transitions and/or medical instability

Shelter Health

Providing basic health services and connections to ongoing care on site at shelters and navigation centers

Alcohol Sobering Center

Providing alcohol sobering care in a medical setting for people who are acutely intoxicated on alcohol

Our Partners

RAMS - Richmond Area Multi Services

Provides and advocates for mental health and wellness services that are centered on clients, community and culture

Community Forward

Operate shelter, supportive housing, and wrap-around service programs for vulnerable San Franciscans.

Harm Reduction Therapy Center (HRTC)

Offers low-threshold therapy services at community sites across SF where Street Medicine may partner with them

SF Clinic Consortium Street Outreach Services (SOS)

SOS is the mobile outreach component of SF Community Clinic Consortium's Health Care for the Homeless program

Get help now

Report a problem through 311

SF311 is the City's customer service center available 24 hrs-a-day by phone, web, SMS, & Twitter

Request help for people experiencing homelessness

Learn about services for people experiencing homelessness in San Francisco.

Get information about COVID-19 treatments

Treatments must be taken within 5-7 days of symptom onset & are available regardless of insurance or U.S. citizenship

Find walk-in health services

Providing low-barrier rrgent care and primary care services for people experiencing homelessness

Get help for survivors of drug overdoses

Find care, resources and support and prevent future overdoses for survivors of drug overdoses.

關於

Whole Person Integrated Care (WPIC) is a section of the SF Department of Public Health’s Ambulatory Care division that brings together existing non-traditional primary care, urgent care, and behavioral health clinical services primarily serving people experiencing homelessness.

WPIC takes a data-driven, collaborative approach to caring for our highest risk patients and facilitating citywide care coordination.