Get mental health and medical services for survivors of sexual assault

UC San Francisco Trauma Recovery Center (TRC)
Information Status

The Rape Treatment Center, which operates out of the Zuckerberg SF General Hospital Emergency Department, provides 24/7 medical and mental health services to survivors of sexual assault, including physical examinations and treatment for STIs.

Counseling & therapyPrimary careCrime victim support

What to do next

Ways to connect

Call 415-437-3000

Call for more information. This phone operates Monday - Friday 8AM-5PM. Call (415) 647-7273 on weekends or after hours for help.

Go in person

Survivors of recent sexual assault (generally within 5 days) can go to the Emergency Department at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital where they will be seen by an RTC/CASARC provider. Services are offered 24/7.

Visit this link - https://divisionoftraumarecoveryservices.org/.../

Visit the link for more information, and to access immediate resources for sexual assault or sexual abuse.

Details

Schedule
Services are offered 24/7.
ADA Accessible
Unknown
Free
Yes
Counties Served
San Francisco
Eligibility requirements
Eligibility Requirements
Sexual assault survivor
Citizenship Requirements
No citizenship requirements

Locations

Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center
1001 Potrero Ave.
San Francisco, CA 94110
Open 24/7

Open 24/7

Get directions
628-206-8000 (Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center)

Services are offered 24/7.

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What to do next

Ways to connect

Call 415-437-3000

Call for more information. This phone operates Monday - Friday 8AM-5PM. Call (415) 647-7273 on weekends or after hours for help.

Go in person

Survivors of recent sexual assault (generally within 5 days) can go to the Emergency Department at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital where they will be seen by an RTC/CASARC provider. Services are offered 24/7.

Visit this link - https://divisionoftraumarecoveryservices.org/.../

Visit the link for more information, and to access immediate resources for sexual assault or sexual abuse.