Author name: Sarika Dagar

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — HealthRIGHT 360 serves some of San Francisco’s most vulnerable and high-risk populations, providing evidence-based, compassionate care for individuals facing addiction, mental health challenges, complex medical conditions, and homelessness. We recognize the media’s important role in promoting transparency and accountability, and we appreciate the opportunity to address the concerns raised in today’s […]

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — We are pleased to share that The Wall Street Journal has published an in-depth article titled, “A Generation of Drug-Addiction Survivors Is Entering Old Age,” which prominently features HealthRIGHT 360 and our work with individuals facing complex health and social challenges. The article by Julie Wernau tells the story of Jerry

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — HealthRIGHT 360, a longstanding provider of substance use disorder treatment for low-income residents, is encouraged by the recent reduction in overdose deaths in San Francisco but stresses that much more remains to be done. HealthRIGHT 360 recognizes that this progress reflects the collective efforts of many – the San Francisco Department

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – In these times of change, HealthRIGHT 360 stands firmly with California’s most vulnerable communities, including immigrants, BIPOC, LGBTQI+ individuals, those impacted by the criminal legal system, people who use drugs, and individuals experiencing homelessness, housing insecurity, disabilities, and mental health challenges. Our commitment to advancing equitable healthcare remains unshaken. No one

San Francisco, CA — According to provisional overdose death counts – data made available by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Center for Health Statistics – the United States has begun to witness a slight decline in accidental overdose mortality rates.[1] While the most recently available data shows a national decline

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Of the 7,000 clients HealthRIGHT 360 served in San Francisco in the last year, 1,750 of those clients entered withdrawal management. As a medical and behavioral healthcare provider, each death of a person in our care is a tragedy and resonates deeply within our community. We deeply grieve the recent loss

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,