The Positive Health Program collaborates with multiple providers of services and information to the San Francisco community. A partial list of our key partners follows. You may also find direct links to a variety of websites via the List of Links page.
Bay Area Perinatal AIDS Center (BAPAC)
The Bay Area Perinatal AIDS Center is a key PHP partner, led by Dr. Deborah Cohan. BAPAC provides comprehensive preconception counseling and prenatal care to women and families infected and affected by HIV. Services include prenatal and postpartum care; preconception counseling for women, concordant and discordant couples, including infertility evaluation; full-service gynecological care; intensive case management and social services for clients and their families; access to clinical research; consultation for providers and patients; and in-service trainings on perinatal HIV.
Please visit http://php.ucsf.edu/bapac/index.aspx or call (415) 206-8919 for more information.
The Bay Area Perinatal AIDS Center is a key PHP partner, led by Dr. Deborah Cohan. BAPAC provides comprehensive preconception counseling and prenatal care to women and families infected and affected by HIV. Services include prenatal and postpartum care; preconception counseling for women, concordant and discordant couples, including infertility evaluation; full-service gynecological care; intensive case management and social services for clients and their families; access to clinical research; consultation for providers and patients; and in-service trainings on perinatal HIV.
Please visit http://php.ucsf.edu/bapac/index.aspx or call (415) 206-8919 for more information.
Family Service Network
The Family Service Network (FSN) is a network of community based organizations throughout San Francisco. FSN provides comprehensive, coordinated, family-centered care to HIV-infected women of color, children and youth and their affected families. Member organizations include Walden House, Rita da Cascia Program and Larkin Street Youth Center, among others. Contact Esperanza Pallana for more information at (415) 476-4082 ext.121 or visit http://www.familyservicenetwork.org.
The Positive Health Access to Services
and Treatment (PHAST)The Family Service Network (FSN) is a network of community based organizations throughout San Francisco. FSN provides comprehensive, coordinated, family-centered care to HIV-infected women of color, children and youth and their affected families. Member organizations include Walden House, Rita da Cascia Program and Larkin Street Youth Center, among others. Contact Esperanza Pallana for more information at (415) 476-4082 ext.121 or visit http://www.familyservicenetwork.org.
The PHAST program at San Francisco General Hospital emergency focuses on quickly and correctly diagnosing and refering to PHP, those patients emitted to emergency who are in need of specialized HIV/AIDS care. PHAST is staffed by Positive Health Program professionals and focuses specifically on HIV positive people of color, those with significant psychiatric disease, and those with substance use problems. For more information please contact John Friend at (415) 206-2456 or jfriend@php.ucsf.edu.
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