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Hyde Street Community Services Providing comprehensive mental health and rehabilitation services to San Francisco’s residents.

Mission:

Our mission is to provide comprehensive mental health and rehabilitation services to San Francisco’s residents, helping them achieve and maintain the maximum quality of life and the highest degree of independence possible. These services are sensitive to the cultural, racial and sexual diversity of the populations served and responsive to community input; we adapt these services to the changing needs of the community and consumers. We pride ourselves on being creative, going above the standards and beyond the obvious. About HSCS:

The Hyde Street Community Services (HSCS) is a non-profit organization that provides comprehensive psychiatric, medical, substance abuse and case management services since 1975 to the residents of San Francisco and the Tenderloin District. We provide a psycho-social-medical model of integrated care that includes psychiatry services, mental health individual and group treatments, migraine/pain and cognitive rehabilitation as well as neuropsychological and psychological assessment services to over 600 San Francisco residents each year. Our mission is to achieve and maintain the highest quality and degree of independence possible for each of our clients. We serve multi-culturally diverse adults with medical, psychological and social challenges that include depression, anxiety, and PTSD. Common psychosocial factors include homelessness, severe trauma histories, and indigence. Medical challenges include HIV, substance abuse, TBI, Stroke and Hepatitis C. We have bilingual therapists, a Psychology, Neuropsychology and Social Work training program, and a specialized support program for the Arab/Muslim Community. The HSCS programs employ a harm reduction philosophy that emphasizes wellness and growth with a core belief that services should be holistic, individualized and strength-based with the knowledge that clients can and do recover. Services are comprehensive and treatment planning is client-driven. At Hyde Street Community Services, we care for the whole person: the emotional wellbeing, cognitive health and physical functioning. Our goal is to maximize our patients’ independence and help them achieve the best quality of life possible. Programs:

Tenderloin Clinic (TLC)

This service provides both outpatient psychotherapy and psychiatric treatment with our medical and outpatient therapy teams. We offer both individual and group therapies in an array of services built on a comprehensive care model. Our goal is to meet the evolving needs of people in San Francisco struggling with complex and challenging mental health and medical issues in a holistic manner. We welcome individuals with acute or chronic symptoms and individuals with co-morbid substance abuse problems. Our services include:
• Outpatient individual therapy
• Group therapy
• Medication evaluation and monitoring

Concussion and Migraine Clinic (CMC)

This service provides outpatient evaluation and treatment for individuals recovering from neurological injuries, including concussions, traumatic brain injuries and those resulting from nervous system infection or inflammation such as Multiple Sclerosis, HIV and COVID-19. Our services include:

• Neuropsychological evaluations that assess cognitive strengths and limitations to understand and improve a patient’s functioning and quality of life.
• Cognitive rehabilitation with trained therapists to support attention, memory and executive functioning. Our treatment team addresses chronic pain and physical limitations that impact daily life.
• HMD therapy for post-traumatic migraines and associated pain syndromes. We believe each brain injury case is unique and should be treated as such. Our team designs treatment plans to help clients achieve the greatest possible outcome in care and recovery. Full-Service Partnership (FSP)

California’s Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) provides funding for Full-Service Partnership (FSP) programs across the state. The program demonstrates a commitment to assist in individualized recovery for San Francisco residents needing the highest level of mental health services and support. Our staff provides FSP services in the Clinic, community, client residences and other treatment facilities. Our services include:

• Referral to housing resources
• Intensive case management
• Access to specialized care

10/10/2026

What does meaningful mental health care look like to the people receiving it?

Sometimes it’s feeling welcomed without judgment. Sometimes it’s having someone to turn to when life gets difficult. And sometimes it’s knowing that the support you count on will still be there years down the road.

At Hyde Street Community Services, we believe the voices and experiences of the people we serve matter. They help us understand what’s working, where we can improve, and how we can continue building care that makes a difference in everyday life.

This World Mental Health Day, October 10, we’re recognizing the importance of listening to lived experiences — and using what we learn to help shape better care for our San Francisco community.

Because listening is more than hearing. It’s how meaningful change begins.

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Sometimes the hardest part of getting support is knowing where to begin.Maybe you’ve been thinking about talking to some...
10/09/2026

Sometimes the hardest part of getting support is knowing where to begin.

Maybe you’ve been thinking about talking to someone for a while. Maybe you’re not even sure what kind of help would make a difference. That’s okay. A conversation is a perfectly good place to start.

During Mental Illness Awareness Week, we’re reminding our San Francisco community that mental health care should feel within reach.

At Hyde Street Community Services, we help connect people with therapy, medication support, case management, and other services that reflect their individual needs.

You don’t need a plan or all the answers. Just a place to begin.

Today is National Depression Screening Day.If you’ve been feeling unlike yourself lately — more tired, disconnected, irr...
10/08/2026

Today is National Depression Screening Day.

If you’ve been feeling unlike yourself lately — more tired, disconnected, irritable, overwhelmed, or simply “off” — you don’t have to figure it all out on your own.

A depression screening can be a simple first step toward understanding what you’re feeling and what kind of support might help.

In San Francisco, accessible mental health care matters. Hyde Street Community Services offers therapy, medication management, case management, and other behavioral health support for people who are ready to start the conversation.

You don’t need to be in crisis to ask for help.

Sometimes the first sign is simply knowing that something feels different.You may not have a name for it. You may not kn...
10/07/2026

Sometimes the first sign is simply knowing that something feels different.

You may not have a name for it. You may not know exactly what kind of support you need. But here’s the thing: You don’t need all the answers before starting the conversation.

Recognizing that something has changed can be enough to take the next step.

At Hyde Street Community Services, clients can access therapy, medication management, case management, and other behavioral health support based on individual needs.

10/06/2026

Mental health shapes far more than how someone feels in a given moment. It can influence how we think, connect with others, manage responsibilities, care for ourselves and move through everyday life.

Mental Illness Awareness Week is an opportunity to talk openly about those realities — and about the role that accessible, consistent support can play in helping people regain stability, strengthen their well-being and stay connected to their communities.

At Hyde Street Community Services, that support can look different for every client. Through behavioral health care, therapy, medication management, case management, Full Service Partnership and other community-based services, our teams work alongside San Franciscans navigating complex mental health needs.

Awareness matters. So does making sure people have somewhere to turn.

During Mental Illness Awareness Week, we’re reminding our community that support doesn’t have to wait for a crisis.Menta...
10/05/2026

During Mental Illness Awareness Week, we’re reminding our community that support doesn’t have to wait for a crisis.

Mental health care can begin before things become overwhelming. Reaching out early can create more options, more support, and more room to address what’s going on.

At Hyde Street Community Services, we’re here to help and care is built around each client’s needs.

10/04/2026

Mental health care doesn’t look the same for everyone.

During Mental Illness Awareness Week, we’re recognizing that care should reflect the needs of each individual — because there’s no single path to better mental health.

10/01/2026

October is ADHD Awareness Month.

ADHD is more than distraction. It can affect attention, memory, organization, time awareness, task initiation, restlessness, and emotional regulation.

Some of these challenges are easy to misunderstand from the outside. What looks like procrastination, forgetfulness, disorganization, or restlessness may be part of a much bigger picture.

Understanding ADHD starts with recognizing how many different ways it can show up in everyday life.

09/16/2026

Brain health is part of the whole picture of community well-being.

For people experiencing housing instability, challenges with memory, attention, planning, or decision making can create additional barriers to accessing care and moving forward. Greater awareness helps replace misunderstanding with more informed, responsive support.

Hyde Street Community Services and the Concussion & Migraine Clinic are working together to keep brain health an important part of community care in San Francisco.

Sometimes helping begins with something simple: checking in, listening, and reminding someone they don’t have to carry a...
09/10/2026

Sometimes helping begins with something simple: checking in, listening, and reminding someone they don’t have to carry a difficult moment alone.

During National Su***de Prevention Week and on World Su***de Prevention Day, September 10, Hyde Street Community Services joins our San Francisco neighbors in making space for honest conversations, meaningful support, and hope.

If you or someone you know needs support, call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org.

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Address

815 Hyde Street
San Francisco, CA
94109

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 3pm
Tuesday 10am - 3pm
Wednesday 10am - 3pm
Thursday 10am - 3pm
Friday 10am - 3pm

Telephone

+14156735700

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