Last update  March 19, 2021:  Learn how UCSF is making surgery safe during COVID-19. Learn more.

Under San Francisco's current health order, all medical services, including routine and preventive care, are considered essential. Please contact us to make a telehealth visit  or an in-person visit. For in-person appointments, all clinical staff – doctors, physician assistants, clinical personnel -- will be wearing both face masks as well as eye shields or face shields for our patients' safety.

UCSF Resources 

UCSF COVID-19 Town Hall Meetings

UCSF COVID-19 Resource Page: Regularly updated with guidance on travel, visitors, events, telecommuting, and other topics.

UCSF Caring for the Caregiver Program: a program dedicate to faculty, staff and trainees experiencing emotional stress related to clinical care of patients.

UCSF Faculty and Staff Assistance Program

24/7 Spiritual Care Chaplains on call 

Student Health and Counseling 24 hour crisis line: 415-476-1281 option 2

GME 24 hour support line: 855-221-0598

Ombuds for Confidential Support for Interpersonal Conflict

Additional Resources for Someone in Crisis

UCSF Occupational Health Coronavirus Hotline  415.514.7666
If you work at UCSF and have a fever or cough, and if you have traveled to a Level 3 country, as indicated by the CDC, China, Italy, Iran, or South Korea, or have had close contact with someone who is sick and has traveled to China, please call 415.514.7666 

Center for Disease Control (CDC) Resources

 For Everyone

Mental Health and Coping in COVID-19

Coping with a Disaster or Traumatic Event

For Communities

Coping with stress during an infectious disease outbreak

Taking Care of Your Behavioral Health during an Infectious Disease Outbreak

For Families and Children

Helping Children Cope with Emergencies

Coping After a Disaster – A Ready Wrigley activity book for children age 3-10

For First Responders

Emergency Responders: Tips for taking care of yourself