Public Health Department | Alameda County Health
Infectious Disease • Alameda, CA
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Infectious Disease
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Yelp (Environmental Health Food Safety): 2.3 out of 5 stars (10 reviews)
- Indeed (Public Health Department): 4.5 out of 5 stars (employee-focused) (11 reviews)
Patients praise
- active commitment to quality improvement and system change
- supportive working environment reported by staff
- efforts to address language barriers and expand telehealth options
- use of community listening sessions to better understand member experiences
Common complaints
- mixed experiences regarding timeliness of services
- challenges with communication between leadership and community providers
- concerns over equitable access for specific populations, such as Asian/Pacific Islander beneficiaries
- lack of awareness among some beneficiaries regarding how to provide feedback or file grievances
"Very supportive working environment. Sensitive to community needs."
— Indeed reviewer"Most beneficiaries in focus groups acknowledged completing surveys. However, in the Cantonese focus group... no one acknowledged completing any surveys or could recall ever being asked for feedback of services."
— Alameda County MHP External Quality Review FY 2021-22Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- New Infection Preventionist Guidance | Public Health Department | Alameda County Health — Feb 18, 2026
- Transitional Shelter Care Facility (TrSCF) | Public Health Department | Alameda County Health — Mar 23, 2026
- County board discusses violence prevention | Tri City Voice — Jan 6, 2026
- Public Health Department Considers Reopening AHS Softball Field — Aug 27, 2025
- When a number becomes a life - Pleasanton Weekly — May 20, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.
More infectious disease clinics in Alameda
Alameda Health System (AHS) is a nonprofit, patient- and family-centered healthcare system serving the East Bay since 1864. It operates multiple facilities including Wilma Chan Highland Hospital Campus (regional trauma center and teaching hospital), John George Psychiatric Hospital, Fairmont Hospital (acute rehab and skilled nursing), San Leandro Hospital, Alameda Hospital, and the newly affiliated St. Rose Hospital, plus four Wellness Centers in Oakland, Newark, and Hayward. AHS supports adult specialty care across medical, surgical, psychiatric, and rehabilitation services through its hospitals and community facilities. Key adult specialties and care lines likely relevant to “Adult Specialties” at AHS: - Acute medical and surgical care via Highland Hospital and affiliated campuses - Trauma and emergency services at the regional trauma center - Geriatrics and rehabilitation at Fairmont Hospital - Psychiatry and behavioral health at John George Psychiatric Hospital - Subspecialty and care coordination through Director of Care Management and Palliative Care services - Medical subspecialties and outpatient services across the system’s facilities and Wellness Centers Additional context: - Sector: Hospitals and Health Care; Type: nonprofit; Private ownership with active status - Main contact: 1-510-437-4800; Email: sarrtinfo@alamedahealthsystem.org - Locations: primarily Oakland and surrounding East Bay communities - Population served includes adults across medical, surgical, trauma, rehab, and behavioral health services If you’re looking for specific adult specialty services (e.g., adult cardiology, oncology, orthopedics, geriatrics, or psychiatry), I can pull the exact departments, providers, and facility locations for those services.
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