Out in the heat and looking for relief? SF.gov/heat has you covered! Find drinking fountains, pools, and air-conditioned public spaces all around the city on our Heat Wave Map. Stay cool and hydrated this week!   If your home is uncomfortably hot, consider visiting an air-conditioned public space to cool off, such as libraries, shopping malls, community centers, or swimming pools. Si hace mucho calor en su casa, considere ir a algún lugar público que tenga aire acondicionado para poder refrescarse, como bibliotecas, centros comerciales, centros comunitarios o piscinas. 如家中過於炎熱，可考慮前往設有冷氣的公共場所降溫，例如圖書館、購物商場、社區中心或游泳池 Kung ang inyong tahanan ay lubhang napakainit, pag isipan ang pag bisita sa pampublikong lugar para mag mag palamig, tulad ng mga aklatan, mga shopping mall, community center, o mga swimming pool.

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.

You may be visiting one county and attending big game events in other counties. To get emergency alerts wherever you are, you should opt in to those local alert systems. These local alert systems send timely updates about safety issues, weather, big transit disruptions, and other event impacts.

The ZSFG FY 2024-2025 Annual Report is live!   Highlights include: 
✅ 104,000 patients served 
✅ 1,200 babies delivered 
✅ Level 3 GEDA accreditation for ED 
✅ SNF named one of U.S. News' "2025 Best Nursing Homes" zuckerbergsanfranciscogenera…

The @ZSFGCare Addiction Care Team was created in 2019 to ensure that every person who comes through our hospital doors has access to skilled, compassionate addiction care. During the past 7 years, it has served more than 16,000 patients and has trained hundreds of physicians, nurses, and other health workers in person-centered addiction care. #RecoveryIsPossible #EndOverdoseSF

Many years ago we started teaching all @UCSFMedicine, @StopTheBleed. It has been a great effort in partnership with @zsfg Trauma Service. Many thanks to Sarah Garden, RN. The students now teach the community of San Francisco. Had a great session with 30 people this weekend.

Great news for CalFresh users in San Francisco: November CalFresh benefits are starting to be restored across CA! That means many of you will begin to see your full food benefits back on your EBT cards -- something we’ve all been waiting for. More info: sfhsa.org/calfreshaid

Everyone deserves to get the care they need, no matter their background or circumstances.   With telehealth, it’s easier than ever to get care – when and how you need it.   Your health, your way.  #PublicHealth #YourHealthYourWay #CareIsHere

2025 Outside Lands kicks off in #SF today! To stay informed, text GGPC to 888-777 to receive alerts, should an emergency occur at the event.

Last week, #ZSFG proudly celebrated the culmination of our #Black2SanFrancisco summer interns from #HBCUs at the UC Law Auditorium! Thank you to these future health equity champions for your energy, insight, and passion! @SF_DPH | @UCSFMedicine | @SFHumanRights

ZSFG Emergency Medicine teams are out in the community—caring for folks at some of SF’s biggest public events. From Bay to Breakers to SF Pride to @SFGiants games, on-site care means faster treatment, less strain on ERs, and a safer city for all. @SF_DPH @UCSFMedicine

Heading to the Dead & Company concerts in #SF this weekend? Stay informed! Text GGPC to 888-777 for real-time public safety notifications from the Department of Emergency Management.

🎉 ZSFG is the 2025 NICU of the Year finalist for the Hospital of the Year – Lactation Impact Award! As SF’s 1st #BabyFriendly hospital, we lead in equity-focused, evidence-based lactation care—serving families with heart excellence. #ZSFG #HealthEquity #Breastfeeding

Thank you @BeckersHR for recognizing Dr. Susan Ehrlich as one of the women hospital CEOs to know! We are inspired by her leadership of the City’s safety-net hospital and only Level 1 trauma center. bit.ly/4lrv4G9 @SF_DPH @UCSFMedicine

Today on #PTSDAwarenessDay, we honor survivors and providers impacted by #Trauma. Our Chief of Emergency Medicine recently talked to @thearknewspaper about what it's like to lead through #MCI events - and how the effects linger long after. Read more: bit.ly/45Mrlyo

🌈 SFDPH uplifts trans pride, health & visibility. We honor the strength, resilience & contributions of trans communities—today & every day. Join us at #TransMarch2025! 📍Dolores Park | ⏰ 3–5:30 PM Health info from SF City Clinic, Tobacco Free Project & more! #WithPrideSF

Good hygiene starts and ends with clean hands. Many diseases and conditions are spread by not washing hands with soap and clean, running water. Wash your hands with soap and water to prevent diarrhea, respiratory illnesses, and more. For more information on handwashing, visit cdc.gov/handwashing. #KeepHandsClean #StayHealthy

Your health is most important. Get the care you need. We are here for you no matter your immigration or insurance status. ZSFG is part of the @SF_DPH Health Network that is ready to provide care to all. #publichealth #healthequity

Earlier this year, Humble completed the Slice of Life Catering program at @ZSFGcare. Part of the Vocational Rehabilitation Program, this program gives those with behavioral & mental health needs the skills and confidence they need to be job ready. Watch @KPIXtv's feature: cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/new… #RecoveryIsPossible

When Physics Professor Roger King saw Craig Reid suffering from a heart attack at the Balboa Park BART station, he didn’t hesitate to take action. Roger quickly called 911 and Public Safety Dispatcher Amal Sharif guided him through hands-only CPR, initiating the chain of life that saved Craig. Yesterday, Craig met Roger and the dispatchers, @SFFDPIO medics, and @ZSFGCare doctors who cared for him in an emotional reunion. It’s not every day that dispatchers get to reunite with their callers, and many are left wondering about the outcomes of particularly distressing calls. That was the case for Cathy Chin, who took Craig’s call as he went into cardiac arrest and spent much of the day wondering whether he’d survived. Making this reunion even more meaningful is Craig and his wife Lisa’s new mission in life to educate others about CPR training and cardiac health. By sharing their experience, they hope to improve outcomes and save lives. You can do your part by getting hands-only CPR trained - more information at sf.gov/GetReady under “Get Trained”.