COVID-19 Data and Reports

Key indicators that inform the safer and gradual re-opening of San Francisco.

Track the number of people who live in San Francisco who have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, the number of doses administered within San Francisco to anyone, and the number of doses delivered to sites within San Francisco.

Track the number of people who live in San Francisco who have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine by age and by race/ethnicity.

Track the percent of each San Francisco neighborhood residents who have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine. Track which neighborhoods the City is focusing our limited supply of vaccines on in our effort to support our most vulnerable communities.

New cases confirmed per day and the cumulative number of positive cases and deaths over time.

Information on age, gender, sexual orientation, underlying conditions, and homelessness for cases and deaths associated with COVID-19.

Information on race/ethnicity for cases and deaths associated with COVID-19.

Maps showing confirmed positive COVID-19 cases and rate of cases by population size in San Francisco by neighborhood and Census tract.

The daily number of COVID-19 tests reported to SFDPH and the proportion of positive test results.

The number of hospitalized patients in San Francisco who either have confirmed COVID-19 or are awaiting test results.

A snapshot of bed capacity across all San Francisco acute care hospitals.

Learn more about how contact tracing works. Track the percentage of positive cases and identified close contacts who test positive for COVID-19 after being interviewed by the team.

New cases confirmed per day and the cumulative number of positive cases and deaths over time for residents of Single Room Occupancy (SRO) buildings. 

New cases confirmed per day and the cumulative number of positive cases and deaths over time for residents of Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs). 

Learn more about Mayor London Breed’s landmark plan to significantly expand housing, shelter and prevention resources for individuals experiencing homelessness, and explore details of the City’s housing pipeline and current availability.  

Homelessness Recovery Plan: Information about the City’s COVID-19 Alternative Shelter Program, which provides emergency, temporary shelter options for individuals who are experiencing homelessness, or who are confirmed or suspected COVID-19 positive and do not have a place to safely isolate.

Homelessness Recovery Plan: As the City moves from response to recovery, guests in the temporary shelter-in-place (SIP) hotels described in the page above (COVID-19 Alternative Shelter) will be supported through an urgent and unprecedented rehousing effort.

Homelessness Recovery Plan: As the City recovers and reactivates its shelter system, learn about the City’s Temporary Shelter system, including current capacity and occupancy across adult, family and youth shelters, and about new  shelter programs developed as part of the COVID-19 response, including Safe Sleep.

Learn more about how the City has expanded support of existing food support programs and launched brand new partnerships to reach residents with the greatest risk of hunger and with the highest health risks.

High-level measures and data related to the implementation of the Tenderloin Neighborhood Plan for COVID-19.

A dashboard to show the reopening status of schools that have submitted a letter of interest to reopen for in-person instruction.

Data on cases among students and staff at school sites that have reopened for in-person instruction.