SFDPH - Value-Based Care Team

Meet Our Members

Anisha is standing in the middle of the frame, facing the camera and smiling. She is wearing black graduation regalia with red accents. Behind her is a tree with sparse foliage.

Cynthia is in the middle of the frame, facing the camera and smiling. She is wearing a black blouse with swirling patterns.

John Hansen is facing the camera and smiling. He is wearing a burgundy turtle neck.

Samantha is standing in the middle of the frame, facing the camera and smiling. She is wearing a white dress. She has a blue and gold UC Davis graduation stole draped over her shoulders.

Grace Lemke is standing to the middle right of the frame, smiling at the camera. She is wearing a tie-dyed tank top. Behind her is a canyon with mountains in the far background.

Anita stands in the middle of the photo frame, smiling at the camera. Behind her is Stanford Main Quad arcade with the columns to the right.

Our Stories

Morgan is standing next to a sign that reads Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center.

San Francisco Value-Based Care: Prioritizing Patient Experiences and Quality Care

San Francisco The Opioid Crisis in San Francisco: Improving Safety Through Service

Alya is standing in the middle of the frame facing the camera. To the left is AmeriCorps member Emily Whalen and to the right is AmeriCorps member Megan Armstrong.

San Francisco Value-Based Care and the AmeriCorps Experience

Elizabeth Abbs is facing the camera, smiling. Her hair is swept over her left shoulder.

San Francisco Humans of NHC: Meet Elizabeth Abbs!

Anita and Cynthia are seen facing the camera smiling.

San Francisco Vlog: Day in the Life of NHC SF Members Anita and Cynthia!

three people are in the photo - Catherine (left), Fern (middle), Rachel (right). All three are waving at the camera and smiling.

San Francisco Vlog: NHC San Francisco November Service Events

Grace Lemke is seen standing, facing the camera, smiling while wearing a tie-dyed tank top.

San Francisco Lessons from Service: Harm Reduction Saves Lives