Behavioral Health
Mental/Behavioral Health • San Francisco, CA
Clinic Type
Mental/Behavioral Health
Address
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Phone
+16282068000
dph.press@sfdph.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Emergency Care
Psychiatric Emergency Services (PES)
Services Offered
Insurance & Payment
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Languages Spoken
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Social Media
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Birdeye (Kaiser San Francisco Psychiatry): 1.4/5 (60)
- Yelp (Kaiser Permanente SF Medical Center Psychiatry): 1.6/5 (54)
- Birdeye (Bonmente): 3.5/5 (19)
- Birdeye (Foundations San Francisco): 3.2/5 (18)
- Birdeye (Limitless Psychiatry): 5.0/5 (70)
Patients praise
- Availability of compassionate and nonjudgmental care from specific providers
- Effective and personalized treatment plans that successfully help manage conditions like ADHD and anxiety
- Evidence-based, accessible, and professional approaches to recovery in some settings
Common complaints
- Concerns regarding administrative support and billing practices, including unexpected fees and insurance disputes
- Reports of unsafe conditions, physical and sexual violence, and lack of staff intervention at specific facilities like Crestwood Healing Center
- Allegations of unprofessionalism, including tardiness, chaotic evaluation processes, and poor bedside manner
- Criticisms of clinical approaches, including perceived lack of empathy and rigid, unhelpful therapy structures
- Reports of unresolved complaints and lack of responsiveness in administrative or corporate communications
"She was 35 minutes late. Did not apologize. She was not helpful. ... The worst experience at Kaiser."
— Birdeye/Kaiser San Francisco Psychiatry Review"The recent decline in administrative support is concerning enough that I feel other patients should be aware. ... The communication has been frustrating."
— Birdeye/Bonmente Review"The reporting reveals how lax procedures and management have created conditions for physical and sexual violence inside the clinic."
— SF Standard (on Crestwood Healing Center)Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- How San Francisco is Addressing Behavioral Health Access Inequities - San Francisco Post — Jan 24, 2026
- Mayor Lurie Takes Major Step to Get Drug Users Off San Francisco Streets, Announces RESET Center | SF.gov — Jan 7, 2026
- San Francisco’s Crisis Clinic: An Innovative Model for Behavioral Health Crisis Response | Steinberg Institute — Nov 18, 2025
- 23-183 Street Crisis Response Team | San Francisco Police Department — Feb 4, 2026
- Mayor Lurie Celebrates New Recovery and Treatment Centers Serving Clients | SF.gov — Aug 21, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.
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