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Primary Care Doctor's Office in San Francisco, CA Castro

Our Castro office offers exceptional primary care for adults of all ages, including seniors on Medicare. We focus on building real relationships with patients and using technology to simplify every aspect of getting care. And we’re not just here for when you’re sick or injured. We can also help you meet physical and mental health goals, manage chronic illnesses, and live a happier, healthier life. Think of us as your home for healthcare.

Same/next-day appointments available

Book online, no membership needed. Appointments are billed to you or your insurance; copays or deductibles may apply.

2355 Market St

San Francisco , CA 94114

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Office Hours:

Mon–Fri: 8AM–6PM
Sat–Sun: Closed

Lab Hours:

Mon, Wed, Fri: 8AM–12PM, 1PM–4PM
Tue, Thu: 8AM–12PM, 1:15PM–4PM
Sat–Sun: Closed

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Location details

Neighborhood: Castro

Landmarks: Across Market Street from Catch Restaurant and H&R Block. Located between Chadwicks and ROLO.

Parking

Metered street parking is available along Market St. and surrounding streets, all of which is 2-hour parking. There is also a public parking lot ~ 2 blocks away (5 minute walk) on Castro St. between 18th St. and Market, next to the Castro theater.

Public transit

Bikes

Not permitted in the office, but there are available bike parking spots on Market St. in front of the office.

MUNI Bus
  • 24-Divisadero to Castro/Market
  • 33-Stanyan to Castro/18th
  • 35-Eureka to Castro/Market
MUNI
  • F-Market to Market/Castro
  • K-Ingleside to Market/Castro
  • L-Taraval to Market/Castro
  • M-Ocean View to Market/Castro
  • S-Castro to Market/Castro
BART

All lines to 16th St. Mission. Walk to 33-Stanyan at 16th/Mission San Francisco Metro Transit Home

Our services

Think of us as your home for healthcare — your go-to for preventive care like physicals and screenings and your first stop when something feels off.

Frequently asked questions