Teen Clinics
Teen Clinics
San Francisco Teen Clinics
San Francisco Teen Clinics
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The Galileo Wellness Program can help you make a confidential clinic appointment. If you want help making an appointment please fill out a student self-referral form, or reach out by contacting us.
What services can you get a teen clinic?
What services can you get a teen clinic?
Clinics can offer teens confidential (private) care & support including:
Clinics can offer teens confidential (private) care & support including:
Pregnancy testing and counseling
Emergency Contraception – “The Morning After Pill” or Plan B
Birth control
Free condoms
STD testing and treatment
HIV testing and counseling
Annual pelvic exams and pap smears for women
Testicular exams for men
Health information
Teen Clinics Currently Open!
(415) 673-0911 (x259)
Monday - Friday
9:00-12:00pm ; 1:00pm-4:00pm
Drop-In available!
No insurance needed or Medi-Cal
(415) 821-1282
Currently offering both phone and in-person.
Please call first and they will determine whether a phone or in-person visit needs to be scheduled!
No insurance needed or Healthy SF
New Generation Health Center is currently offering both phone and in-person.
Please call first and they will determine whether a phone or in-person visit needs to be scheduled!
Phones are answered M-F from 9-5 (closed for lunch)
(415) 751-8181
Monday to Friday 9am-5pm
Closed 12-1pm daily
Appointment or Drop-In available
No insurance needed
Castro Mission Heath Center for LGBTQIA2S+ Youth
(628) 217-6919
3850 17TH STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94114
Thursday: 5 pm - 8 pm, Saturday: 12 pm - 3 pm
(415) 552-3870 ext. 2380 or 2339
Monday - Friday from 8:30am - 4:30pm (Appointments only)
Scheduled Drop in's Monday and Thursday 1pm-5pm
No insurance needed or Medi-Cal
(415) 469-4512
M-F 08:30am-04:30pm
Appointment only for non-Balboa HS students
Balboa Teen Health Center referral form for medical & behavioral health support
No insurance needed
Young women share their experiences with different birth control methods, including IUDs, the implant, shot, pill, ring, patch, condoms, and emergency contraception.
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