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Promising new treatment for cancer.

Management services for chronic diseases.

EKG services for assessing heart conditions.

Surgery involves inserting slender instruments and a tiny camera through several small incisions around the shoulder.

Classes that help relax, stretch, breathe deeply, reduce stress, pain, and anxiety.

Provided based on financial need at on-site infusion centers and clinics.

Care available for respiratory infections.

A surgical procedure to replace the shoulder joint with a prosthesis.

Surgical treatment for shoulder arthritis involving the replacement of worn-out joint surfaces with metal and plastic implants.

This surgery replaces the shoulder's damaged bone and cartilage with a metal and plastic implant, similar to hip and knee replacement surgeries.

A laser surgery for adults and children with epilepsy that heats and destroys abnormal brain tissue.

An appointment with a UCSF expert to discuss your medical case and explore options, available in person or via telehealth.

Investigating the possibility of using image-guided techniques to better identify anatomy and improve outcomes in shoulder surgeries.

Imaging services available on-site for medical evaluations.

Medications such as aspirin or ibuprofen to reduce inflammation.

This eight-week class teaches mindfulness practices that can reduce stress and improve your overall health, such as meditation and body awareness.

A treatment for epilepsy that involves implanting a neurostimulator in the patient's skull to help prevent seizures.

A treatment used to reduce the frequency and intensity of seizures when medications aren't effective.

Free nutrition counseling for patients with cancer, along with nutrition seminars open to anyone.

A written second opinion service from UCSF Health, provided in partnership with Summus, allowing for a review of medical records and a written second ...

Surgery for a dislocated shoulder, usually performed arthroscopically.

A minimally invasive procedure performed by orthopedic surgeons to repair a torn labrum.

Minimally invasive procedure to remove the inflamed bursa when noninvasive treatments are ineffective.

Routine physical examinations offered.

A practice focusing on stretching the shoulder and strengthening the rotator cuff and scapular muscles, as well as postural exercises to address the p...

A program focusing first on regaining passive range of motion and later on active range of motion after surgery.

A treatment option considered for some patients, although many insurance plans do not cover them.

Minimally invasive surgery to relieve compression on the rotator cuff and bursas by creating more space between the humeral head and the acromion.

Chaplains representing many faiths are available around the clock to provide support, comfort and counsel to patients, families and caregivers.

Part of immunological care provided.

Injection into the shoulder joint to foster a more rapid recovery, especially when done early in the disease process.

Steroidal hormone injections to reduce inflammation and relieve pain in persistent cases of trochanteric bursitis.

Such as glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate, though patients are advised to consult with their doctor before use.

In arthroscopic (minimally invasive) procedure, a surgeon releases contracted tissue around the shoulder joint.

Minimally invasive surgery to treat shoulder and knee injuries, including rotator cuff tears and ligament injuries.

SLAP tear surgery is a minimally invasive procedure performed with an arthroscope... Techniques include repairing the tear and removing damaged tissue...

Urgent care services for patients under 18.

Evaluation and treatment for medical problems that need prompt attention but are not life-threatening.

A complementary therapy that can bolster their health.