Before scheduling an initial appointment with our multidisciplinary team, you or your child will need to obtain a referral from a primary care doctor or other referring physician. Feel free to contact our Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine clinic at 415-353-2002 to learn more about our program services and how to obtain a referral.
Initial multidisciplinary assessments, including medical and mental health evaluations, are offered in San Francisco at the Nancy Friend Pritzker Building in Mission Bay (675 18th St., 3rd floor, San Francisco, CA, 94107). Additionally, initial medical evaluations and ongoing medical follow-ups can occur in one of three locations: San Francisco, Marin, and Walnut Creek (see addresses below). Individual and family therapy is currently only offered in our San Francisco location.
Si habla español, comuníquese con nuestra clínica de Medicina para Adolescentes y Adultos Jóvenes al 415-353-2002 (servicios de interpretación disponibles).
Rúguǒ nín huì shuō pǔtōnghuà huò yuèyǔ, qǐng liánxì wǒmen de qīngshàonián yīxué zhěnsuǒ, diànhuà:415-353-2002(Tígōng kǒuyì fúwù).
Clinic Locations
San Francisco office: 675 18th St., 3rd floor, San Francisco, CA, 94107 (phone: 415-353-2002)
Walnut Creek office: 2401 Shadelands Drive, Walnut Creek, CA 94598 (phone: 925-979-4000)
Marin office: 1300 South Eliseo Drive, Suite 204, Greenbrae, CA 94904 (phone: 415-461-4396)
We continue to offer telehealth appointments for a small number of families who are not within commuting distance of the Bay Area. You will need to complete weight and vitals checks within your primary care doctor's office or another local clinic in order for us to better support your care in a virtual format.
If you are a provider seeking case consultation, or are concerned your patient may be a candidate for hospitalization, please call the UCSF Pediatric Access Center at 877-822-4453 and request to speak with an on-call physician from the Eating Disorders Program. For more information about our inpatient service and admission criteria, you can refer to our Inpatient Medical Stabilization page.