Other UCSF Resources

The following is a list of other UCSF resources for patients and clients.

  1. UCSF Patient Relations: Patient relations responds to patient and family concerns and grievances surrounding patient care.
  2. UCSF Case Management and Social Work: Social workers act as patient advocates by serving as counselors, helping to find resources and helping to solve problems. When it's medically necessary, Case Managers may help arrange alternate types of care when patients leave the hospital, such as identifying rehabilitation facilities, skilled nursing facilities, hospice, or board and care homes.
  3. UCSF Location Maps: If you’re traveling to one of UCSF’s main campuses, affiliated hospitals, or independent sites, this link provides site-specific maps.
  4. UCSF Billing and Patient Insurance: Provides information on patient financial services.
  5. UCSF Employee & Student Verification: Obtain verification of employment/attendance dates.
  6. UCSF Health Security: UCSF Health Security Services may be reached at (415) 885-7890. In conjunction with UCSF Police Department, the 24-hour on-site Security Services Department of UCSF Health is responsible for monitoring Medical Center services and activities.
  7. UCSF Medical Records: How patients can obtain their medical records.
  8. UCSF Health Office of Medical Affairs & Governance: Credentialing services for the UCSF Health System primarily comprising of UCSF faculty from the School of Medicine and the School of Dentistry and affiliated community partner groups in the clinically integrated physician network. 
  9. UCSF Police: For emergencies call 9+911 from any campus telephone. For non-emergencies (to file a UCSF Police report, to report suspicious behavior / event) call (415) 476-1414. 
  10. UCSF Risk Advisory and Insurance Services (RAIS) (Campus Risk Management): RAIS strives to protect the assets and interests of UCSF through assessment of loss exposures, focused prevention efforts, and efficient management of insurance and self-insurance policies.
  11. UCSF Supply Chain Management: is in the business of helping UCSF faculty, staff and students acquire the goods and services they need to shape the future of health. For Inventory Recalls please contact Lisa Wiley at [email protected]