Southeast Health Center

Health center

Southeast Health Center (health center, run by the Public Health): $36.8M voter-bond capital spent on work here, $3.2B budgeted for its department in FY2025, 8,904 employees on the payroll, 3 capital projects, 6 city documents at the Internet Archive, every figure linked to its source. Southeast Health Center at 2401 Keith Street is the Bayview's own clinic, and it is one of the few San Francisco places where voter-approved money can be traced to a single building: $36.8 million has been spent on it under the Public Health and Safety bond that voters approved on 7 June 2016, against a revised budget of $37.1 million. The expansion was years in the making. The Redevelopment Agency's approved budget records predevelopment studies beginning for the centre's expansion within what the Bayview Hunters Point plans call the Health Center Activity Node, and the 2004 redevelopment environmental report describes the node as anchored by this centre — owned by the Department of Public Health, directly adjacent to the Third Street light rail — with the possibility of additional private medical offices and a neighbouring "aging campus" of senior housing and services. The neighbourhood's own project area committee tracked the development programme through its health and environment committee, whose chair came from the centre. The clinic's clinical record is striking too: the department's childhood lead prevention evaluation found the most impressive increase in screening anywhere in the community health network here — a 467 percent rise — after providers were trained and phlebotomy support was funded. Source: SF Controller open data and the Internet Archive.