Happy Pride Month, San Francisco! #SFDPH celebrates our LGBTQIA+ communities. Pride is about visibility, joy, and care. This June, we’re honoring community strength and work toward health equity for all. Happy Pride! #WithPrideSF

Reducing disparities in overdoses, preterm birth, and heart health begins with improving access to preventive and primary care. This National Minority Health Month, SF Public Health highlights the SF Health Network clinics for providing high-quality, comprehensive care across San Francisco.

See the care inside and take a virtual tour of Laguna Honda Hospital and Rehabilitation Center. Our team of activity therapists enables residents to maximize their quality of life and reach optimal health through participation in recreation and leisure.

Need a San Francisco birth or death certificate? Those services are now located in San Francisco City Hall, Room 160. Learn more by visiting the Office of Vital Records website: www.sf.gov/departmen...

April is National Minority Health Month — a nationwide observance that raises awareness about health disparities and promotes efforts to ensure everyone has the opportunity to achieve their highest level of health.

Online retailers that sell unregulated #Kratom products don’t share the health risks, including overdose. Get the facts from #SFDPH: www.sf.gov/about-kra...#Kratom

SFDPH reported significant declines in syphilis, chlamydia, and gonorrhea cases in 2025! Keep up the momentum this STI Awareness Week by taking steps to promote your sexual health. Learn more by reading our press release: www.sf.gov/news-san-fra...

Lead is often invisible—but its impact on children’s learning and development is very real. Hear from Dr. Maggie Gilbreth about the dangers of lead exposure and how San Francisco’s Fix Lead SF program is working to protect families.

It’s National Public Health Week! SFDPH protects and promotes the health of all San Franciscans by providing accessible, high-quality care across our citywide network.

SFDPH provides medical and behavioral health care in street-based settings with the city’s unified Street Response Team. The #SFDPH Street Care Staff helps vulnerable people transition off the streets and into stable housing and long-term care. #StreetCare #WeAreSFDPH

This #PublicHealthWeek, we celebrate the people, partnerships, and programs that keep our communities healthy every day. Public health is more than just care – It starts where we live, work, grow, and connect. It’s prevention, access, education, and #equity. sf.gov/publichealth

The #SanFrancisco Health Network welcomes everyone — no matter your immigration status or insurance. 🏥 In our Health Network, any door is the right door. Enroll today and schedule your appointment for care. Learn more: www.sf.gov/departmen...#SanFrancisco#PublicHealth

Protect your family and loved ones from respiratory viruses by following these tips: ✅ Stay home and test if you’re sick. ✅ Wear a well-fitted mask in crowded indoor spaces. ✅ Wash your hands frequently. ✅ Cover your coughs and sneezes. ✅ Ventilate indoor spaces.

Recovery is possible. #SFDPH is committed to helping people find support for substance use disorder. If you or someone you know needs help, call 888-246-3333 or visit LivingProofSF.org#SFDPH #LivingProofSF

From our clinics to shelters to street settings, #SFDPH helps people recover from drug/alcohol use disorders everywhere we provide care. Call us at 888-246-3333 to get an immediate buprenorphine prescription for #fentanyl addiction, or to be connected to drop-in outpatient or residential treatment.

#SFDPH’s Chinatown Public Health Center offers affordable, quality medical & mental health care to children, adults, & the elderly. Services include primary care, chronic illness management, and dental care. Urgent care is also available. #WeArePublicHealth Learn more :www.sf.gov/location-...#SFDPH’s#WeArePublicHealth

Recovery gave me back my spark. I’m happier, I’m driven, and I’m excited for the future again.” If you are struggling with drug addiction, #SFDPHcan help connect to life-saving resources. For support, call 888-246-3333 or visit LivingProofSF.org#SFDPHcan #LivingProofSF #TreatmentWorks

Prioritize your mental health. #SFDPH has behavioral health clinicians and health workers available to help with depression, anxiety and other mental health issues. If you want to talk to someone, please call 888-246-3333. #MentalHealthMatters

We provide everyone with the care they deserve—no matter gender, orientation, ethnicity, income, or immigration status. Learn more: sf.gov/publichealth #SFDPH #HealthEquity

“My recovery is the best thing that ever happened to me.” @sfpublichealth.bsky.social is sharing real stories of recovery from those that have been there. For support, call 888-246-3333 or visit LivingProofSF.org. #LivingProofSF

If you don’t come to us, we will come to you. Our nighttime Street Health team facilitates telehealth calls between people who use fentanyl and #SFDPH providers writing on-demand buprenorphine prescriptions every night through 2 AM. Reach out for help at 888-246-3333. #WeAreSFDPH #EndOverdoseSF

The best way to protect yourself and those around you from #norovirus is by washing your hands thoroughly with soap and water. Hand sanitizers alone do NOT kill norovirus germs. Learn more: www.cdph.ca.gov/Prog...

Feeling sick? The best thing you can do is stay home and rest. Even mild symptoms — like a cough, fever, or fatigue — can spread illness. Return to work, school, or gatherings when you’re feeling better Taking care of yourself helps protect everyone around you — today and every day.

Medications for opioid use disorder are available, effective & lifesaving. If you or a loved one want to stop using opioids like fentanyl or pain pills, call #SFDPH at 888-246-3333 to talk to a medical professional about what treatment program would best suit your recovery goals. LivingProofSF.org

Outpatient treatment was a blessing and definitely helped me stop using.” #SFDPH offers help for those struggling with opioid use addiction. For support, call 888-246-3333 or visit LivingProofSF.org#SFDPH #LivingProofSF

Headed on vacation abroad? Check your families’ digital vaccine records to confirm you and your kids are fully vaccinated against measles, especially before international travel. For help finding your immunization records, visit cdph.ca.gov/Programs...

“Recovery keeps me open to possibilities. My advice to anyone who wants to stop using is to ask for help. No one can do it alone.” #SFDPH can help connect you to resources if you are struggling with drug addiction. For support, call 888-246-3333 or visit LivingProofSF.org#SFDPH

🔥 Heat can affect anyone, but some groups are more at risk. Check on loved ones — especially those who: 👶 Are infants or young children 🤰 Are pregnant 💓 Have asthma, heart disease, or other chronic conditions 👵 Are over 65 🚶 Work or exercise outdoors

😓 Overheating can lead to heat-related illness. Know the signs: ⚠️ Heavy sweating ⚠️ Dizziness ⚠️ Nausea ⚠️ Vomiting ⚠️ Weakness or headache 🚨 Move to a cool place, drink water, seek help if needed. 📲 Check HeatRisk + Air Quality daily. #HeatIllness #KnowTheSymptoms #HeatRisk #ExtremeHeat

People of any age can get sick from #norovirus, which causes vomiting and diarrhea and is very contagious. Even if you’ve had norovirus before, you can get it again. Learn more about norovirus and how to avoid getting sick: www.cdph.ca.gov/Prog...#norovirus,

If you ever considered seeking addiction treatment, watch this. Dr. Noelle Martinez from the @sfpublichealth.bsky.social on-demand buprenorphine telehealth line summarizes easy to access treatment options available to San Franciscans. Start your recovery journey today by calling 888-246-3333.

📢 Beat the Heat. Stay informed. Check your local weather and air quality alerts before heading outside. Stay prepared, stay safe. 📲 www.sf.gov/readysf #BeatTheHeat #HeatSafetySF #ExtremeHeat #SFDPH #StaySafe

 #Mentalhealth conditions don't discriminate. The #SFDPH Behavioral Health Access Center is open every day at 1380 Howard St. to connect people to mental health/substance use treatment services. Walk in during business hours or call 24/7 access line at 888-246-3333. www.sf.gov/location-...

🌍 Our health care teams reflect the diversity of San Francisco, speaking many languages and meeting people where they are. No matter your immigration or insurance status, you are welcome. 💙 Everyone deserves care. Learn more: www.sf.gov/publichealth #SFDPH #HealthForAll #InclusiveCare

💧 Water is your best defense against heat. Drink water throughout the day — not just when you’re thirsty. 🛑 Limit drinks with: • Caffeine • Sugar • Alcohol 🌞 Stay hydrated no matter your activity. #StayHydratedSF #HeatSafetySF #DrinkWater #BeatTheHeat

“My recovery is the best thing that ever happened to me.” @sfpublichealth.bsky.social is sharing real stories of recovery from those that have been there. For support, call 888-246-3333 or visit LivingProofSF.org. #LivingProofSF

Spring has sprung and it's warming up ☀️ If you're going to be outside this weekend, remember to pack water and sunscreen, wear lighter clothes, and sign up for AlertSF by texting your ZIP CODE to 888-777.

Need a San Francisco birth or death certificate? Those services are now located in San Francisco City Hall, Room 160. Learn more by visiting the Office of Vital Records website: www.sf.gov/departmen...

#Norovirus outbreaks can spread quickly in schools and childcare centers because germs spread easily between kids in shared spaces. Parents and teachers can help protect kids by teaching them how to properly wash their hands with soap and water. Learn more: www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID...

#Naloxone saves lives. Hear from a #SFPublicHealth Doctor on the importance of #naloxone and knowing how to use it. #LivingProofSF

Outpatient treatment was a blessing and definitely helped me stop using.” #SFDPH offers help for those struggling with opioid use addiction. For support, call 888-246-3333 or visit LivingProofSF.org#SFDPH #LivingProofSF

March is #Women’sHistoryMonth 💜 We recognize the contributions of women across every role in public health—from care/community to science and policy—who help build a healthier, more sustainable future for all. Women have always been at the heart of protecting and advancing health equity.

Health care is here for every San Franciscan. 💙 Our clinics, hospitals, and community programs offer low-cost, accessible care — no insurance or green card needed. Find your care home today: www.sf.gov/departmen... #SFHealth #PublicHealth #AccessToCare

Help stop respiratory viruses like COVID-19, flu and RSV. If you’re feeling sick, take these steps to protect yourself and others.

“I never imagined I’d have the life that I have right now.” #SFDPH is sharing real stories of recovery from those that have been there. For support, call 888-246-3333 or visit LivingProofSF.org#SFDPH #LivingProofSF #RecoveryisPossible

Measles is an extremely contagious virus that can lead to severe complications such as pneumonia. Make sure you and your family are up to date on your measles vaccine to stay protected. Find more vaccination information: cdph.ca.gov/Programs...

🤒 Feeling sick? The best thing you can do is stay home and rest. Mild symptoms like a cough, fever, or fatigue can spread illness. ✅ Test for COVID-19 if you have symptoms ✅ Take time to rest and recover ✅ Return to work, school, or gatherings when you’re feeling better

If you ever considered seeking addiction treatment, watch this video. Dr. Noelle Martinez from the #SFDPH on-demand buprenorphine telehealth line summarizes easy to access treatment options available to all San Franciscans. Start your recovery journey by calling 888-246-3333. #LivingProofSF

For decades, Big Tobacco has targeted African American communities with heavy ads & discounts. But this community is fighting back—through advocacy, education & resilience. 💪 Get a free quit kit & support: sf.gov/san-francisco... Chat with a Quit Coach: kickitca.org

Traveling soon? A few simple steps can help keep everyone healthier: 😷 Wear a mask in crowded indoor spaces 🧴 Wash or sanitize hands often 🧪 Consider testing before gatherings or after travel 🤒 Delay travel if you’re sick Small actions make a big difference.