DPH outlines 200+ new beds, client-flow fixes and Prop 1 plan in behavioral health update Department of Public Health staff told the Health Commission the city has added more than 200 behavioral-health beds, is piloting new lower‑barrier sites and is expanding medication and contingency-management programs; a Prop 1 integrated plan draft is due to the state by March 31, 2026.

San Francisco is taking bold steps to combat the behavioral health crisis by adding over 200 new beds and launching innovative programs to improve care access.

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San Francisco behavioral health team highlights expertise amid staffing challenges Commissioners commend Tanya's leadership in launching critical mental health initiatives despite staffing issues.

San Francisco's behavioral health team is leading the way in innovative mental health solutions, but staffing challenges threaten their progress.

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Mayor Breed expands San Francisco's behavioral health bed capacity with HealthRight 360 San Francisco adds over 200 behavioral health beds to support recovery efforts

San Francisco is making strides in behavioral health with over 2,200 beds now available, but challenges in health equity still loom large.

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California health officials enhance oversight after fatal overdoses at HR 360 treatment facility California enhances oversight of substance use treatment providers following fatal overdoses at HR 360.

San Francisco is taking bold steps to enhance oversight of substance use treatment providers after recent tragic overdoses, aiming to safeguard vulnerable populations.

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