Welcome to Kaiser Permanente South San Francisco (2024)

See a short videoto learn about how ourmembers have better outcomes than the national average for cancer and heart disease– and about many of theconvenient servicesavailable for you at Kaiser Permanente.

Learn more aboutspecialty cancer careatKaiser Permanente Radiation Oncology Cancer Treatment Center, South San Francisco.

Flu shot dates and locations are subject to change. Before you visit, call for the most up-to-date information.

Kaiser Permanente South San Francisco Flu Hotline:English:650-742-2900 andSpanish:650-742-3900.

欲瞭解感冒疫苗接種時間和地點,請致電 1-800-573-5811.

Open to the public every Wednesday, from 9 am – 2 pm on the outdoor sidewalk of our South San Francisco Medical Offices, at 1200 El Camino Real.

Find a variety of fresh fruit and vegetables for sale to inspire healthy eating. Free member parking is available in the adjacent parking garage.

Most of the time, you can use an easy and reliableno-cost home antigen test for your COVID-19 testing needs.

PCR tests are used when directed by your doctor or when you’re required to show a negative PCR test for international travel or in circ*mstances where self-tests are not an option, such as to prove a negative COVID-19 test. Please check testing requirements prior to choosing a testing option.

You can now geta rapid PCR test with results in 24 hours or less at our convenient Northern California Kaiser Permanentetesting locations. To get your test, start with an E-visit.

We have updated the visitation guidance for hospital and ambulatory settings based on the most recent public health order by the CDPH to include the key changes below:

Kaiser Permanente South San Francisco Medical Center allows patients to have visitors:

• Only 1 visitor at a time in the Emergency Department, due to space constraints. And up to 2 visitors for pediatric, end of life, laboring patients and those with physical, intellectual, cognitive impairments, and/or developmental disabilities.
• Only 2 visitors at a time in hospital patient rooms, due to space constraints
• Please do not enter our buildings if you are a visitor with sore throat, runny nose, shortness of breath, headache, fever, or have been exposed to or tested positive for COVID-19 in the last 10 days. Special permission with masking may be granted by the care team in circ*mstances such as end of life.

Visitors are no longer required to show proof of vaccination or of negative COVID-19 test result to visit their family or friends in the hospital.

Effective April 3, 2023, per updated guidance from the California Department of Public Health, masks are no longer required at Kaiser Permanente facilities, except where mandated by governmental and regulatory agencies or our local infection prevention experts. Patients and visitors should check themselves for common COVID-19 symptoms prior to entering our facilities and can continue to request and voluntarily use masks as a recommended tool to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other respiratory-like illnesses.

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