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A free class designed to help cancer patients heal, relax, and find balance during their treatment.

Provides care for heart rehabilitation and wellness.

Specialized services related to cardiovascular health.

Services focused on preventing and managing cardiovascular diseases.

A procedure that places a stent in the carotid artery.

Promising new treatments for patients.

Procedures to create access for dialysis treatment.

A surgical procedure that removes plaque from the carotid artery.

Surgical removal of the inner lining of an artery.

Diagnostic testing for heart conditions.

Relax, stretch, breathe deeply and reduce stress, pain and anxiety with laughter yoga and other free yoga classes.

Management and treatment for genetic heart rhythm issues.

A minimally invasive surgical procedure that blocks excessive sympathetic nerve activity leading to severe sweating, offering long-term results.

Access based on financial need for Medi-Cal and uninsured patients.

Getting a second opinion from a leading specialist to help with complex medical issues and treatment decisions.

Imaging services available for diagnostic purposes.

Guided meditation and relaxation for relief from emotional and physical pain

Surgical procedures with reduced recovery time and discomfort.

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

Provides care for stroke patients needing evaluations, treatment, or ongoing monitoring.

A national registry that connects patients who have had a stroke with relevant studies to participate in.

Comprehensive care for stroke patients, focusing on rehabilitation and recovery.

Specialized care for patients recovering from strokes or needing rehabilitative care for acquired neurological injuries.

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

A surgical procedure used to treat an aneurysm.

A surgical procedure that restores blood flow to the brain.

Focused treatment for cerebrovascular issues, including surgery.

An innovative, minimally invasive procedure performed inside of blood vessels to treat aneurysms and other problems affecting blood vessels.

Minimally invasive treatment options for neurological conditions.

Advanced care for neurological conditions.

Surgical removal of cavernous malformations.

Free nutrition counseling to our patients with cancer, as well as nutrition seminars that are open to anyone.

Program providing care for cancer patients with heart issues.

Specialized primary care services for pediatric patients.

Access to innovative treatments through research programs and clinical trials conducted at UCSF.

Focus on helping patients avoid invasive procedures.

A wide range of primary care services for patients of all ages, from infants to seniors, including preventive medicine, screenings, and education.

Focused care for patients with pulmonary hypertension.

Specialized clinic addressing pulsatile tinnitus.

Provides advanced diagnostic methods and treatments for stroke patients and patients at risk of stroke, including emergency services, in-hospital trea...

Research on using stem cells to develop novel treatments for aortic aneurysms.

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

Surgical interventions for heart conditions.

Specializes in conditions of the aorta, aneurysms, carotid artery disease, and peripheral artery disease. Offers traditional surgeries and minimally i...

Surgery to repair aneurysms using traditional surgical techniques.

Access healthcare services remotely through video consultations.

Studies the blood vessels within the skull that supply the brain.

Specialized program for heart transplant surgeries.

Lifesaving treatments accessible for patients with Medicaid or no insurance.

A painless, noninvasive procedure that uses sound waves to evaluate how blood moves through your veins and arteries.

Evaluates vessels in the head and neck, such as the carotid artery.

Urgent care services for patients under 18.

UCSF Health’s urgent care team provides evaluation and treatment for medical problems that need prompt attention but are not life-threatening.

Evaluates the blood vessels that bring blood to and away from the abdominal organs.

A minimally invasive procedure to treat an aneurysm.

A surgical procedure to restore blood flow to the limbs.

A procedure that blocks blood flow to AVMs.

A minimally invasive procedure to repair an aneurysm in the blood vessel.

A procedure to block blood flow from this artery.

A minimally invasive access method through the radial artery.

A non-invasive technique to treat AVMs using targeted radiation.

Restores blood flow and prevents amputations, particularly beneficial for patients with complex diabetic vascular disease.

Treatment involving surgical intervention for carotid artery issues.

Specialized surgical services related to vascular and endovascular treatments.

Evaluates blood flow from the legs and arms to the heart.

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

Complementary therapies that can bolster health for cancer patients.