The Communicable Disease Control and Prevention Section of the San Francisco Department of Public Health receives clinician reports or legally reportable diseases and conditions. For all other reporting, concerns, and for clinical services call the numbers below:
Animal bite reporting
Animal Care & Control, report online or report by fax at (415) 864-2866
For emergency dispatch, (415) 554-9400
Bat concerns
Animal Care & Control emergency dispatch, (415) 554-9400
Dead bird testing for West Nile virus
Report online or call (877) WNV-BIRD (968-2473)
HIV testing and prevention, including PrEP and PEP
City Clinic, (628) 217-6600
HIV PEP and needlestick hotline (Consultation for clinicians)
(888) 448-4911
Mosquito control
Environmental Health Services, (415) 252-3806
Restaurant sanitation complaints
Environmental Health Services, call 311
Sewage leak
Environmental Health Services, call 311
STI reporting
City Clinic, (628) 217-6653
STI testing and prevention, including doxy-PEP
City Clinic, (628) 217-6600
Suspected food poisoning reporting
Environmental Health Section, call 311
Travel health and immunizations
Adult Immunization Clinic, (415) 554-2625
Tuberculosis (TB) reporting
TB Clinic, (628) 206-8524
Unsanitary living conditions
Environmental Health Services, call 311
311, City Services Directory
311 Customer Service Center, call 311
Service-specific Clinics
Specialized clinical services are provided by the San Francisco Department of Public Health at the following sites:
- Adult Immunization Clinic:(415) 554-2625
- San Francisco City Clinic (sexual health): (628) 217-6600
- For HIV PEP or PrEP, call (628) 217-6692
- Tuberculosis Clinic, TB Control Section:(628) 206-8524
Primary care sites – Community Health Centers
The San Francisco Health Network offers low cost health care to San Francisco residents. No insurance or green card needed.
The San Francisco Community Clinic Consortium has 12 member clinics throughout the city. No one is turned away due to an inability to pay. Services are offered on a sliding scale, based on income and may be free depending upon an individual’s circumstances and programs offered.