UCSF Health

Offers wellness programming, support groups, classes, and workshops at no cost.

Heart-related health services offered.

Promising new treatment for certain cancers.

Provided access for Medi-Cal and uninsured patients at on-site infusion centers and clinics.

Provision of general care at the San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Center.

EKG services available on-site.

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

Specialized services for the management and treatment of lupus.

Available for Medi-Cal and uninsured patients.

A program to care for patients with complex, difficult-to-treat side effects from immunotherapy.

Outpatient treatment to manage critical ischemia from Raynaud's phenomenon.

In this laser surgery for adults and children with epilepsy, a laser fiber is guided toward the source of a patient's seizures through a small hole in...

Submit medical records to receive a written second opinion from a UCSF expert.

Specialized clinic for scleroderma treatment and care.

Imaging services available at the urgent care.

The major goals of therapy are to reduce pain and discomfort, prevent deformities and loss of joint function, and improve a person's function, well-be...

Minimally invasive treatments for epilepsy, including surgical treatment options and devices like NeuroPace.

Guided meditation and relaxation for relief from emotional and physical pain

Mindfulness is the practice of paying attention from moment to moment in a nonjudgmental way. This simple practice opens the door to self-healing and ...

An eight-week program introducing you to the practice of meditation, body awareness, and mindful movement.

Responsive neurostimulation (RNS) is an epilepsy treatment that doesn't require the surgical removal of brain tissue. RNS uses an implanted device to ...

Vagal nerve stimulation is a treatment used to reduce the frequency and intensity of seizures when medications aren't effective.

Specialized treatment options available.

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

Get a second opinion from a leading specialist at UCSF Health, either in-person or via telehealth.

Role is to remove financial barriers and coordinate funding for healthcare needs.

Matches patients with peer support volunteers for guidance and support.

Exercise is an essential part of your treatment program. Your doctor and physical therapist will help you develop an exercise program to strengthen yo...

We provide most types of health care, including primary care.

For physical exams, routine wellness needs, chronic pain, and chronic disease management.

We offer X-ray, ultrasound and CT imaging services that utilize state-of-the-art equipment.

Specialized care for a wide variety of diseases affecting muscles, bones, and joints.

Dedicated clinic for the treatment and management of ankylosing spondylitis.

Provides rheumatology services in San Rafael, CA.

offers comprehensive evaluations by a team that includes rheumatologists as well as a plastic surgeon who specializes in correcting hand deformities. ...

Dr. Brett Dietz is a rheumatologist who cares for patients with a wide range of arthritic and autoimmune disorders, including gout, rheumatoid arthrit...

Expert care for scleroderma and other complex autoimmune diseases.

Care for patients with autoimmune, autoinflammatory, and arthritic conditions.

Clinic providing specialized treatment for Sjögren's Syndrome.

Support groups for grief, loss and bereavement for patients and family members

Several types of surgery are available to patients with severe joint damage, including joint replacement, tendon reconstruction, and synovectomy.

Surgical interventions for heart conditions.

Remote consultations for patients with various health concerns, including autoimmune diseases.

Lifesaving treatment for patients with Medicaid or no insurance.

Offered at multiple locations for patients under 18.

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

Focused care for patients with vasculitis.

Complementary therapies that can bolster their health, such as yoga.