To Make an Appointment with a Health Care Provider:

If you'd like a referral to one of our physicians, please call

Obstetrics Services:
(415) 353-2566

Breastfeeding Stations

The UCSF Women's Health Resource Center wants to support nursing mothers in their efforts to continue to breastfeed after returning to work.

Download a list of all Breastpumping Stations at UCSF here.

Breastpumping stations are available at the following UCSF campus locations:

Parnassus Campus

Health Sciences East/West Building, 4th Floor Restroom (4T2)
Health Sciences East/West Building, 8th Floor Restroom (8T2)
Health Sciences East/West Building, 11th Floor Restroom (11T2),
primarily Diabetes Center departmental use, spare key can be
obtained by contacting Fran Denoto-Reynolds (fdenoto@diabetes.ucsf.edu) 415-476-2433 or at the Diabetes Center Administrative Office.
Health Sciences East/West Building, 12th Floor Restroom
Health Sciences East/West Building, 14th Floor Restroom (14T2)
Nursing Building, 4th Floor Women’s Restroom (4T1)
RMB 900M, 35 Medical Center Way

Mount Zion Campus

2356 Sutter Street, First Floor, Women's Health Resource Center
1600 Divisadero, Hellman Building, 2nd floor, Room 217

Mission Bay Campus

Byer’s Hall, Room BH 222 (Please call 353-2667 for key code)
Community Center 2nd Floor, Room 272A
Genentech Hall, Biochemistry & Biophysics departmental use only
Rock Hall 504A, key required, please contact Lucita Nacionales (lucita.nacionales@ucsf.edu)

Laurel Heights Campus

Laurel Heights, 2nd Floor, Room 244A

SF General Hospital

SF General Hospital, Bldg. 5-M, Room 71

China Basin

China Basin, Lobby 2, Suite 100, room 1002

Executive Park

Executive Park, 250 Executive Park, Camelot Room, Suite 3400, Third Floor

Mission Center

Mission Center Building, 3rd floor, room #3T5

For more information on breastpumps at San Francisco General Hospital please call Grace Yee (415) 206-5390 or Blanca Ayala (415) 206-8167.

If you forget your Breastpump attachment pieces or would like educational materials about breastfeeding, please stop by the UCSF Women's Health Resource Center. We also are interested in hearing any feedback or comments about the stations. Please let us know how we can better serve you by calling the Resource Center at 415-353-2667.