San Francisco Health Plan

04/11/2026

Happening today! Come through to SF Pregnancy Family Village at the Bayview YMCA!

As Black Maternal Health Week begins, it’s important to recognize that Black birthing people often face unfair barriers to health care and worse health outcomes. The Village brings community groups together in one place so Black moms, birthing people, and their families can easily find resources and support in a welcoming space.

Check out and follow SF Pregnancy Family Village to learn more about their monthly events. SFHP will be tabling in May—save the date and come say hi!

04/10/2026

In the 1960s, Dolores Huerta co-founded the United Farm Workers union, helping farmworkers win better pay and safer workplaces.

Today, at 96 years old, she is still speaking up for fairness and civil rights. As we honor Dolores Huerta and her dedication to justice for workers, women, and immigrants, we’re also sharing a local resource that continues this work: The Women's Building of San Francisco.

If you need support in San Francisco, The Women’s Building is here to help women, immigrants, and LGBTQIA+ people. Like Dolores Huerta, they build collective power through advocacy, education, and essential resources like legal help. Learn more about how they can support you at https://www.womensbuilding.org.
---
En la década de 1960, Dolores Huerta cofundó el sindicato United Farm Workers, ayudando a los trabajadores agrícolas a conseguir mejores salarios y lugares de trabajo más seguros.

Hoy, a sus 96 años, continúa alzando la voz en defensa de la equidad y los derechos civiles. Al rendir homenaje a Dolores Huerta y a su dedicación a la justicia para los trabajadores, las mujeres y los inmigrantes, compartimos también un recurso local que da continuidad a esta labor: The Women's Building of San Francisco.

Si necesita apoyo en San Francisco, The Women’s Building está a su disposición para ayudar a mujeres, inmigrantes y personas LGBTQIA+. Al igual que Dolores Huerta, esta organización construye poder colectivo a través de la defensa de derechos, la educación y recursos esenciales, como la asistencia legal. Obtenga más información sobre cómo pueden brindarle apoyo a https://www.womensbuilding.org.

04/09/2026

As we get older, it is normal to notice small changes in memory. A quick cognitive screening can show how your brain is doing to help you stay safe and independent.

It may be helpful to get a cognitive screening if you:
• Are 65 or older
• Get confused about time, places, or people
• Have health conditions like high blood pressure or diabetes
• Have trouble with daily tasks, like paying bills or keeping track of appointments

SFHP is here for you. With SFHP Care Plus (HMO D-SNP), you can get a cognitive screening at your Annual Wellness Visit. We can help you schedule a visit and find the support you need.

Learn more about cognitive screenings and next steps at https://www.sfhp.org/cognitive-screening.

SFHP Care Plus Members: A Simple Way to Protect Your Brain 03/31/2026 SFHP Care Plus As we get older, it is normal to notice small changes in memory. But sometimes these changes can be a sign of something more. A cognitive screening is a short check that helps you and your doctor understand how your...

04/07/2026

One of the best ways to stay healthy is to visit your primary care provider (P*P)! Your P*P is your personal doctor if you need a check-up, want advice about a health problem, or get sick or hurt.

A wellness visit with your P*P can help you:
• Lower your risk for health problems
• Stay fit and active
• Connect to food programs

Learn more about how your P*P can help keep you healthy at https://www.sfhp.org/visit-your-pcp.

You can improve your health by visiting your primary care provider (P*P).

04/05/2026

Easter is here! Wishing a day full of warmth and joy to all who celebrate.

04/05/2026

SFHP is proud to be Platinum Sponsors of Show of Hope Gala. Thank you for all that you do for our members, we look forward to partnering with you for many years to come.

04/04/2026

Small changes to the way you eat can make a big difference for your heart health.

Try these tips to lower your risk of heart disease and diabetes:
• Drink water instead of sugary drinks like soda or boba
• Fill half your plate with colorful fruits and vegetables
• Pick lean proteins like beans, fish, tofu, or chicken

Discover more heart-healthy tips at https://www.sfhp.org/hearthealth.

Simple Steps for Strong Heart Health 03/31/2026 Health & Wellness Many people have heart disease and do not know it. High blood pressure, high cholesterol, and high blood sugar often have no symptoms. This is why routine screening at your checkups is so important. A simple blood pressure check or bl...

04/03/2026

This April, SFHP celebrates the amazing culture, history, and achievements of Arab Americans across the country!

This year’s theme, “Many Voices, One Community,” recognizes the diversity of Arab American experiences while reminding us that our differences make our communities stronger.

Learn more about Arab Americans who are leading the way in art, policy, and beyond at https://www.arabamerica.com/celebrating-pathbreakers-for-national-arab-american-heritage-month/

04/02/2026

Early support can make a big difference. This World Autism Awareness Day, learn the signs.

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition that can affect how a person speaks, learns, and acts. Many children with ASD show signs by age 2 or 3, which is why early checkups are so important.

You can even get a $50 gift card after you bring your child to their first developmental checkup. Learn more about ASD and when to get your child screened at https://www.sfhp.org/developmental-screening.

Early testing leads to early intervention and solutions

04/01/2026

Chag pesach kasher vesame’ach from SFHP! May our Jewish community enjoy this special time filled with peace and connection with loved ones.

03/31/2026

For , we’re honoring the strength and resilience of our transgender community.

We see you, and we support you. SFHP is committed to helping you get the gender affirming care you deserve—today and every day.

Search for gender affirming care and services near you at https://www.sfhp.org/TransgenderCommunity

03/30/2026

Visiting your primary care provider (P*P) is the first step to staying healthy.

Your P*P is the first person you should call when you:
• Need a yearly check-up
• Want help with a health problem
• Get sick or hurt

Your P*P is here for you. Learn more about when and how to see your P*P: https://www.sfhp.org/access-your-pcp

You can improve your health by visiting your primary care provider (P*P).