Parnassus Heights Revitalization

Notice of Determination – New Hospital at Parnassus Heights

The Notice of Determination is to advise that the University of California Lead Agency has approved the New Hospital at Parnassus Heights project on May 19, 2022 and has made a list of determinations. Read the Notice of Determination

Notice of Determination – Langley Porter Psychiatric Institute Buildings Demolition

The Notice of Determination is to advise that the University of California Lead Agency has approved the Langley Porter Psychiatric Institute Buildings Demolition project on May 19, 2022 and has made a list of determinations. Read the Notice of Determination

New Hospital Environmental Impact Report

The Environmental Impact Report (EIR) analyzes potential environmental impacts that would result from implementing the New Hospital at Parnassus Heights (NHPH) project. The Final EIR consists of two parts, Volume 1 and Volume 2.

Memorandum of Understanding Progress Reports

UCSF and the City and County of San Francisco have a Memorandum of Understanding outlining a set of community benefits to accompany our Comprehensive Parnassus Heights Plan. UCSF publishes regular progress reports to track its investments, which include housing, transportation, job creation, workforce development, mental health, environmental stewardship and open space. Read the reports

The Comprehensive Parnassus Heights Plan

The Comprehensive Parnassus Heights Plan presents a bold vision for the future of the historic UCSF Parnassus Heights campus. Read the full plan

Final Environmental Impact Report

The Final Environmental Impact Report (Final EIR) for the Comprehensive Parnassus Heights Plan (CPHP) consists of Volume 1, Volume 2, Supplement No. 1 and Errata.

Memorandum of Understanding

UCSF and the City and County of San Francisco have a Memorandum of Understanding outlining a set of community benefits to accompany our Comprehensive Parnassus Heights Plan. The MOU includes commitments to transportation, open space, affordable housing, workforce development, and behavioral health. Read the document

Community Meetings

If you missed a community meeting, you can review prior meeting presentations to find out what was discussed. See meeting presentations on the Comprehensive Parnassus Heights Plan or the New Hospital at Parnassus Heights.

The Comprehensive Parnassus Heights Plan is supported by many neighbors, patients, health advocates and community groups, including:

“The campus is an important part of our neighborhood, and needs continual attention to remain a good setting for both community and science. The long-span and ambitious scope of the CPHP are admirable and appropriate for this world-class institution.” 

Kevin Hart
Inner Sunset neighbor, UCSF Community Advisory Group member

“The plan was developed with the input from myself and neighbors like me and is reflective of both the University’s mission and priorities and the community interests and benefits for my community. My experience in this process has been tremendously positive. The UCSF Team has committed to an inclusive and responsive process. As a leading, world renowned medical center and teaching university campus, I strongly feel it is vital for UCSF to implement this master plan to grow and attract doctors and researchers. The vision of the campus is beautiful and exciting, transforming this site into a true university hospital and research campus.”

Donald Luu
Forest Hill neighbor, UCSF Advisory Committee member

“As the community engagement process has progressed, and varied community voices have been heard, my sense is that UCSF has listened to community input and become increasingly responsive, thoughtful and creative in its responses, for example with respect to housing — proposing more housing on the Aldea site and along 4th Street (both of which I strongly support), offering to work with the City to support increased housing on the West side of San Francisco, plus other approaches to increasing workforce housing opportunities.”

Jeanne Myerson
Cole Valley neighbor, UCSF Advisory Committee member

“UCSF is a powerful contributor within San Francisco’s economic and social landscape. As a top job creator and the second largest employer in the City and County, UCSF contributes to San Francisco’s energy and 'innovation ecosystem,' attracting world-class talent to live, work, and study. As San Francisco recovers from the economic toll of COVID-19, UCSF’s thirty-year plan will be a key economic driver in rebuilding our workforce.”

San Francisco Filipino American Chamber of CommerceWebsite

“The UCSF Comprehensive Parnassus Heights Plan improves upon the existing condition of the campus by drastically increasing the amount of housing on-site, expanding medical and research capacity with new state-of-the-art facilities, and improving the public realm for the community. On behalf of the Bay Area Council, we urge you to support this project.”

Bay Area Council
Website

“San Francisco Marin Medical Society is pleased to support the proposed Comprehensive Parnassus Heights Plan. It is our belief that this redevelopment is necessary if the physician community that we represent is to continue to provide excellent care to San Francisco and Marin Counties.”

San Francisco Marin Medical Society
Website

"As a parent, UCSF is where I bring my child when she is sick. As a physician, I am amazed by the skill and compassion of the nurses, physicians, therapists, and staff who all work together to take care of some of the most ill patients in California. As a researcher, I am proud to be part of a team advancing how we will take care of patients tomorrow."

Sachin Shah, MD, MPH
UCSF Assistant Professor of Medicine and Patient

“As an institution that serves the people of San Francisco in many ways (including a strong partnership with the City and County of San Francisco to address the Covid-19 crisis in which we have been far more successful than any other major city in the US as a result of this close partnership) and that is a major economic engine for the City, we need to modernize our campus to support our work now and into the future.”

Steven Pantilat, MD
Parnassus Heights neighbor, UCSF Professor of Medicine 

“The facilities at UCSF are outdated and are in desperate need of being upgraded. I'm very excited about the careful and thoughtful plans to have the campus buildings and facilities match the special excellence of its faculty, staff, and trainees.”

Ellen Haller, MD
Parnassus Heights neighbor, UCSF Professor Emeritus