san francisco community clinic consortium






San Francisco Community Clinic Consortium is a partnership of 12 community health centers that serve as the largest primary care safety net delivery system in San Francisco. For over 40 years, SFCCC and our members have been leaders in improving the health status and reducing the health disparities of San Francisco's diverse low-income communities through direct service, population expertise and community leadership.
Our 12 member clinics serve over 112,000 low-income, uninsured, and medically underserved people per year. Our clinics are located strategically throughout San Francisco to meet the health needs of the people and communities they serve.
Offering comprehensive primary, preventive, and ambulatory care services, many clinics offer "one stop shopping” including behavioral health services, dental and vision care, health promotion and disease prevention education.
Vouchers for fresh fruits and vegetables. Screening for breast and colon cancer in your own neighborhood. Help navigating an application for Medi-Cal coverage. A ride to a hard-to-reach appointment. Critical care instructions delivered in a patient's language. These are just some of the essential services people count on receiving from community health centers (CHCs) and right now, they're at risk.
In San Francisco’s Mission district, where many of the city’s unhoused population live day-to-day with little safety or rest, The Gubbio Project offers something very meaningful: a place to just be - and a place to be safe.
We’re proud to announce that SFCCC’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. David Ofman, has co-authored a new study exploring how community health centers responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. Drawing on insights from staff, leaders, and researchers, the study traces how CHCs adapted across phases of shutdown, pivot, and recovery, offering important lessons to strengthen care and collaboration in the years ahead.
“Initially, I was so accustomed to looking for the next thing I could do to make an impact. But, it was when I kept an open mind, ready to receive and learn from the people I served, that I got lost in the human connection of it all, and that's where the impact truly lies.”
“We invite you to join National Health Corps San Francisco for our Member Question & Answer Session led by some of our program's current members to get a better idea of what their experiences are and what it's like serving as an AmeriCorps member in our Public Health Leadership Corps program!”
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