San Francisco retrofits Chinatown Public Health Center in a $76.1M project
Issue
As of July 19, San Francisco Public Works lists the $76.1 million seismic retrofit and modernization of Chinatown Public Health Center as in progress. Services are temporarily at Chinese Hospital, and work should end in spring 2029.
The clinic records more than 19,000 visits a year, and more than 80% of its patients speak a Chinese dialect.
Key points
- The official project page lists a $76.1M budget and a full seismic retrofit, accessibility upgrades, building-system modernization, and expanded clinical space.
- Care continues at a temporary Chinese Hospital location while the clinic is rebuilt for an expected spring 2029 completion.
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San Francisco Public Works / Department of Public HealthPart of
- California county safety-net budgets
Bay Area counties
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FQHC Talent. (2026, July 19). San Francisco retrofits Chinatown Public Health Center in a $76.1M project. Source: San Francisco Public Works / Department of Public Health. Retrieved November 11, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/sf-chinatown-public-health-center-seismic-retrofit-july-2026