UCSF Health Opens New Clinics on Peninsula
Facilities Bring High-Quality Primary, Specialty and Cancer Care Closer to Home for Patients
UCSF Health has opened two new patient care centers in San Mateo and one in Redwood City this month to enable patients to receive UCSF primary, specialty and cancer care in convenient locations close to home.
The UCSF San Mateo Primary and Specialty Care Clinic, at 1100 Park Place, Suite 100, brings a wide range of primary care and top-ranked specialty care services for adults and children, as well as imaging. Services will include family medicine, internal medicine, radiology and 13 medical specialties, such as cardiology, orthopedics and prenatal diagnostics.
The clinic, which opened Jan. 22, 2020, makes it easy for patients to access UCSF Health adult primary and specialty care on the Peninsula. It also will provide family medicine, as well as a child and adolescent gender center and specialty programs in cardiology, neurology, pulmonology and orthopedics, among others. The clinic is currently taking appointments at 415-502-8950 and online.
“This is very exciting to be opening our first primary and specialty clinic in San Mateo,” said Susan Smith, MD, a family medicine physician and senior vice president of UCSF Health. “These clinics will provide a convenient option for our patients who live or work on the Peninsula and are looking for a closer option for UCSF care. This will enable patients to benefit from the convenience of a local clinic, with the care of world-class physicians.”
Oncologists from California Cancer Care, the largest independent oncology group in San Mateo County, have also joined the UCSF faculty effective Jan. 13, 2020, enabling UCSF Health to bring specialty cancer care closer to home for patients through offices in both San Mateo and Redwood City.
The new UCSF Cancer Center San Mateo already has a well-earned reputation for excellence. Its services include diagnosis, surgical biopsies, infusion and radiation therapy, with specialists in lung, breast, gastrointestinal and genitourinary cancers, as well as blood disorders and lymphoma. Patients will now have the opportunity to participate in UCSF clinical trials, as well, through the UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center. The practice’s five oncologists, as well as clinical and administrative staff, have become UCSF employees.
“Everyone at UCSF shares a commitment to offering the most advanced care possible for our patients,” said Laurel Bray-Hanin, chief operating officer of Cancer Services for UCSF Health. “We are proud to welcome these excellent, trusted clinicians and their patients to UCSF.”
The centers currently serve patients throughout the Peninsula in their clinics at 218 De Anza Blvd., in San Mateo, and 2900 Whipple Ave., Suite 115, in Redwood City.
The new clinics are part of UCSF’s ongoing effort to meet patients’ full spectrum of health needs through a growing network of high-quality partnerships and providers. In the past few years, UCSF Health has added new locations throughout the Bay Area, including Berkeley, Fremont, Marin, Oakland, San Francisco and Sonoma.
UCSF Health is recognized worldwide for its highly innovative patient care, reflecting the latest medical knowledge, advanced technologies and pioneering research. It includes the flagship UCSF Medical Center, which is ranked among the top five hospitals nationwide, as well as UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals, with campuses in San Francisco and Oakland, Langley Porter Psychiatric Hospital and Clinics, UCSF Benioff Children’s Physicians and the UCSF Faculty Practice. These hospitals serve as the academic medical center of the University of California, San Francisco, which is world-renowned for its graduate-level health sciences education and biomedical research. UCSF Health has affiliations with hospitals and health organizations throughout the Bay Area. Visit www.ucsfhealth.org.