Giving hope, building health, changing lives.

HealthRIGHT 360 provides compassionate, integrated healthcare and social services in California communities.

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Comprehensive and Compassionate Care

Our full range of services are open and welcoming to all and designed to meet the most pressing needs of our clients and help them towards health, recovery, purpose, and self-sufficiency.

Our Programs Impact Real Lives

We operate over 50 programs in 11 California counties. Learn more by browsing our program directory.

It's really important to have a place that you can go and be respected, and be treated like a person. I'm so grateful HealthRIGHT was there when I was ready.
Katie, HR360 Client
We're willing to embrace and accept any person within the community — wherever they are at.
Anthony, HR360 Staff
The staff are available to me and they make me feel strong and good about myself.
Keerena, HR360 Client
They're very open, and open to the LGBTQ+ community... They are wonderful, and they are great.
Jennya, HR360 Client

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Create a strong future for our clients, their families, and our community. Your support provides necessary primary health care, mental health services, substance use disorder treatment, and supportive services for California’s neediest individuals and families.

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Latest News

CEO Statement

STATEMENT BY VITKA EISEN, PRESIDENT & CEO, HEALTHRIGHT 360, ON THE TRAGIC RECENT EVENTS IN RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT

February 13, 2024
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Amidst the sustained increase in overdose deaths nationwide and record breaking local overdose deaths, it is with profound sorrow that we recognize the tragic loss of two clients within our San Francisco residential treatment programs. We know intimately the gravity of these incidents and the enduring trauma and pain they cause, […]

It's time to refocus our efforts on evidence-based approaches to reducing drug use, preventing overdose, and connecting people to care

October 27, 2023
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — The tragic loss of life due to accidental drug overdoses is a collective heartbreak that echoes throughout our community and underscores the urgency to address this crisis in a meaningful way. Recent data from the San Francisco Office of the Chief Medical Examiner and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal […]

HealthRIGHT 360 Statement on the Death of Sen. Dianne Feinstein

September 29, 2023
HealthRIGHT 360 mourns the passing of Senator Dianne Feinstein, who died Thursday after a distinguished career of service to San Francisco, California, and the United States. Feinstein, who was born in San Francisco in 1933, served as a San Francisco Supervisor, Mayor, and for 30 years in the United States Senate. Shortly after the Haight […]

August in San Francisco repeats the worst recorded month for accidental overdose deaths

September 18, 2023
San Francisco, CA — The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) has released their Report on Accidental Overdose Deaths for the first eight months of 2023. The preliminary number of accidental overdose deaths in August is 84, which brings the total for the year up to 563. This is 165 more than the 398 […]

Direct-Service Challenges and Advocacy in Strengthening Recruitment and Retention for the Behavioral Health Workforce

September 6, 2023
San Francisco, CA – Yesterday, as the San Francisco Board of Supervisors reconvened during the outset of Recovery Month – a time to celebrate the recovery journey and all its challenges and triumphs – we wish to acknowledge San Francisco Supervisor Catherine Stefani for her attention to gaps in the continuum of care for those in […]

Healthright 360 Refutes False Claims and Misinformation in Supervisor Dorsey’s Letter to Mayor Breed Calling to Reappropriate Critical Public Health Intervention Funding

August 7, 2023
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – On Friday, August 4, Supervisor Matt Dorsey wrote to Mayor London Breed, urging her to cut the recently approved City funding for Wellness Hubs and reallocate the money to “jail-based treatment and recovery services.”[1] Moving money from desperately needed voluntary street-based resources in favor of criminalization and ineffective access to care through […]

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