Zuckerberg San Francisco General

04/23/2026

Happy Medical Laboratory Professionals Week!

This week, we’re proud to recognize the incredible laboratory professionals and pathologists whose expertise powers accurate, timely, and lifesaving patient care across our health system.

At ZSFG, more than 160 highly skilled lab professionals work around the clock to support hospital services and advance San Francisco’s public health mission.

A heartfelt thank‑you to all our Medical Laboratory Professionals for your expertise, dedication, and unwavering commitment to our patients and community. You make a difference every day.

03/31/2026

03/30/2026

Today, we recognize the physicians who show up each day with skill, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to caring for all.

Across the ZSFG campus, our doctors care for patients no matter their situation – combining clinical expertise with humanity, empathy, and trust. Whether at the bedside, in the clinic, or advancing research, their work strengthens the health of our entire community.

On this , we extend our deepest gratitude to the physicians who make a difference every day. Thank you for the care you provide, the lives you impact, and the future of health you help shape.


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UCSF School of Medicine

03/18/2026

Join the fight against colorectal cancer.
Share, educate, and support! 💙

In recognition of , ZSFG will be hosting an interactive event tomorrow from noon to 2:30 PM featuring a large walk-through model of a colon to help educate the community about the risks, prevention, and early detection of colon cancer.



SF Public Health
UCSF School of Medicine

02/14/2026

Last night, we were honored to join San Francisco General Hospital Foundation and the community at the annual Gala, celebrating the people whose compassion and commitment strengthen care across our hospital and city.

Public Health Director, Dan Tsai, and our CEO, Dr. Susan Ehrlich, presented the Hero & Hearts Awards to Kelly Brandon, MSN, RNBC, CNS, Melissa Pitts, RN, BNS, and Pamela Dorsey, and our community partners at SF Free Clinic were celebrated with the Community Impact Award.

We are inspired every day by the leadership, advocacy, and resilience of these awardees. Your work reflects the heart of and the power of showing up for patients when it matters most.

SF Public Health UCSF School of Medicine

02/02/2026

This , we honor the contributions, resilience, and leadership of Black communities and caregivers – past and present – and reaffirm our commitment to equitable, compassionate care for all.

At ZSFG, we recognize the real history and ongoing impact of inequities experienced by Black/African Americans (B/AA) in healthcare — inequities that continue to shape trust and health outcomes today.

As the City’s safety net hospital, we continuously strive for and constant improvement, always meeting patients where they are with quality and compassionate care.

SF Public Health
UCSF School of Medicine

12/02/2025

Today, ZSFG honored World AIDS Day by reflecting on our history, our community, and our continued leadership in HIV prevention and treatment.

For more than 150 years, ZSFG has stood with San Francisco through its greatest challenges. During the HIV/AIDS epidemic, our doctors, nurses, social workers, and UCSF partners created an international model of compassionate, evidence-based HIV care. That legacy continues today through groundbreaking work at Ward 86 and our citywide efforts to expand testing, prevention, and early treatment.

We remain committed to equity, innovation, and a future free from HIV/AIDS.

SF Public Health
UCSF School of Medicine

11/21/2025

The ZSFG Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Annual Report is here! This year's report highlights the incredible work done by the ZSFG team in advancing care, embracing innovation, and meeting the needs of our patients and community. A few key accomplishments from the past year:
✅ 104,000+ patients served
✅ 1,200+ babies delivered
✅ 2,200+ trauma patients cared for
✅ Emergency Department earned Level 3 GEDA accreditation for outstanding care for older adults
✅ U.S. News & World Report named our Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) one of the “2025 Best Nursing Homes”
These milestones are a testament to the dedication and excellence of our staff.

Read the report online at
ZuckerbergSanFranciscoGeneral.org/Services/Annual-Reports/

11/19/2025

The Zuckerberg San Francisco General 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.

11/12/2025

Navigating cancer care just got easier with our new ZSFG Cancer Care website —created together with patients and care teams. This site is a supportive roadmap- designed to help navigate what can often feel like a complex and overwhelming journey- bringing trusted information and resources into one place.

What the site offers:
• Information about care, services and next steps.
• Resources that reflect the needs of our diverse patient population at ZSFG.
• Tools to help patients make decisions that feel right for them

We hope this becomes a space of clarity, trust, and care—for everyone who needs it.

🔗 https://zsfgnewwebsstg.wpenginepowered.com/integrated-care/cancer-care/

10/15/2025

ZSFG welcomed San Francisco District 5 Supervisor Bilal Mahmood for a tour where he met with frontline teams and saw firsthand how ZSFG’s innovative programs are serving patients and families across the city. During his visit led by Dr. Susan Ehrlich, Supervisor Mahmood explored several areas of ZSFG including the Family Birth Center where he saw how parents and newborns receive comprehensive support and care and also met members of Team Lily, the only program of its kind in San Francisco that provides addiction care to meet birthing patients where they are—providing them with critical services and linkages to care for substance use disorder. The visit to the Emergency Department included the Wraparound Project, a violence intervention program providing life-saving interventions ensuring patients in crisis receive holistic care that extends beyond the hospital walls with the goal of reducing violent injuries and criminal recidivism among vulnerable San Francisco residents. Thank you for your partnership and advocacy, Supervisor!