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Public Health Clinics

Public Health, Policy & Planning

The Public Health Clinics deliver medical care directly to where people live, work and gather, removing barriers to access and reaching residents who may not otherwise seek care. Through four targeted programs—Mobile Clinic, Street Medicine, Shelter Medicine, and Field Medicine—San Mateo County Health provides essential services to adults experiencing homelessness, farmworkers, individuals living in shelters and those with limited access to traditional health systems. Each program is built on a foundation of compassion, cultural sensitivity and collaboration with community partners to help individuals take charge of their health and connect to long-term care and support.

Field Medicine

Access culturally responsive care for farmworkers and their adult family members provided directly at local agricultural worksites.

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Shelter Medicine

Explore on-site medical services for residents of transitional housing and emergency shelters across San Mateo County.

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Street Medicine

Learn about medical care delivered directly to unsheltered individuals in encampments, parks, vehicles and other outdoor locations.

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Mobile Clinic

Find medical care for adults at rotating sites across the county, including immunizations, physicals, TB testing and urgent care services.

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