San Francisco City Clinic

Known for our expertise. Loved for our care.

San Francisco City Clinic

Known for our expertise. Loved for our care.

We provide free sexual health services in San Francisco

We welcome patients ages 12 and over, regardless of your insurance or immigration status. You do not need to live in San Francisco to be seen at City Clinic.

Get an appointment at City Clinic

See how you can make an appointment for sexual health services at City Clinic.

Get your test results on MyChart

See your test results on MyChart or call 628-217-6695 to request results by phone.

Clinic hours and location

See our full list of hours and clinic location.

For providers

Information for doctors, nurses, and other clinical providers.

Services

STI and HIV testing and treatment

We provide testing, diagnosis, and treatment of STIs and HIV

HIV care

If you are living with HIV and not getting care for it, we can help you get care

PrEP

PrEP is medication that prevents HIV when taken before sex or sharing needles

PEP

PEP is medication that prevents HIV after a possible exposure

Doxy-PEP

Doxy-PEP means taking the antibiotic doxycycline after sex to prevent getting an STI

Vaccines

Vaccines against mpox and other STIs

Mpox

Mpox vaccines, testing, and treatment

Reproductive health

Birth control, family planning, diagnosis and treatment of vaginal/front-hole infections, pap smears, and more

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Take a virtual tour of City Clinic

Take a look inside City Clinic and learn what to expect on your visit. We show you our reception area, examination rooms, treatment areas, our lab, and more!See virtual tour of City Clinic

Resources

Learn about STIs and HIV

Find STI fact sheets, learn ways to protect yourself and partners, and learn about condoms.

Resources for providers

Learn about disease reporting, find clinical guidelines and toolkits, see epidemiological data and reports, and request training.

About

Our mission is to improve our community’s sexual health by preventing, diagnosing, and treating sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and HIV, and preventing unintended pregnancy.