San Francisco note
Zuckerberg SF General: The Hospital at Potrero and 23rd
Most people drive past ZSFG on the 101 and don't think much about it. Getting a vaccine here puts you on the ground floor.
Most people drive past ZSFG on the 101 and don’t think much about it. Getting a vaccine here puts you on the ground floor.

The original building is 1915 brick. The newer addition wraps around it with white concrete and floor-to-ceiling glass. There’s a large steel ring sculpture out front — hard to miss.

It was renamed from SF General in 2015 when Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan donated $75 million. The naming was controversial — a public hospital named after a tech billionaire. The mission didn’t change: still the city’s only Level 1 trauma center. Still the main safety-net hospital for uninsured patients and Medi-Cal.
During the COVID rollout it became one of SF’s major vaccination sites. The SFHN operation was running smoothly when I got my first Pfizer shot here in April 2021.
Potrero and 23rd. Muni 10-Townsend stops nearby.