PRISCILLA CHAN & MARK ZUCKERBERG SAN FRANCISCO GENERAL HOSPITAL & TRAUMA CENTER

PRISCILLA CHAN & MARK ZUCKERBERG SAN FRANCISCO GENERAL HOSPITAL & TRAUMA CENTER

1001 POTRERO AVENUE, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94110
HCAI ID
106380939
Reporting Organization
Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center
Report Period
01/01/2024 – 12/31/2024
Hospital / Hospital System
Hospital
Report Type
General Acute Care Hospital
License No
220000063
Licensee
CITY & COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO DEPT PUBLIC HEALTH
County
San Francisco

System Report

1. Top 10 Disparities

The following table lists the ten largest health equity disparities identified for this reporting period.

Disparities for each hospital equity measure are identified by comparing the rate ratios by stratification groups. Rate ratios are calculated differently for measures with preferred low rates and those with preferred high rates. Rate ratios are calculated after applying the California Health and Human Services Agency's "Data De-Identification Guidelines (DDG)," dated September 23, 2016.

The table below highlights the ten widest health equity disparities identified by hospitals and hospital systems during this reporting period. Measure names have been shortened for display purposes. To view each measure in full, please download the complete Hospital Equity Report using the link below.

Measure Stratification Stratification Group Stratification Group Rate Reference Group Reference Rate Rate Ratio
1. HCAI 30-Day readmission
Expected Payor Medicare 11.1% Private 1.7% 6.50
2. HCAI 30-Day readmission
Expected Payor Medicaid 11.1% Private 1.7% 6.50
3. HCAI 30-Day readmission
Sexual Orientation Bisexual 20.2% Don’t know 4.6% 4.40
4. HCAI 30-Day readmission
Sexual Orientation Something else 13.3% Don’t know 4.6% 2.90
5. HCAI 30-Day readmission
Sexual Orientation Lesbian, gay or homosexual 12.2% Don’t know 4.6% 2.70
6. HCAI 30-Day readmission
Gender Identity Male-to-female (MTF)/transgender female/trans woman 22.0% Female 9.0% 2.40
7. HCAI 30-Day readmission
Preferred Language English Language 10.9% Other/Unknown 4.6% 2.40
8. HCAI 30-Day readmission
Sexual Orientation Straight or heterosexual 10.4% Don’t know 4.6% 2.30
9. HCAI 30-Day readmission
Preferred Language Spanish Language 10.0% Other/Unknown 4.6% 2.20
10. HCAI 30-Day readmission
Race and/or Ethnicity American Indian or Alaska Native 16.7% Asian 8.2% 2.00

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2. Equity Plan

The development of robust action plans to address the disparities identified in this submission requires further in-depth analysis and contextual understanding. The current data reveals significant disparities across multiple domains but also presents challenges related to data definitions, small sample sizes, and the clinical complexity of the high-risk population served by Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center (ZSFG). For example, pneumonia-related outcomes show disproportionately high rates among Asian and Asian Pacific Islander language speakers, while readmission rates are notably elevated among Medicare, Medicaid, and LGBTQ+ populations. These disparities are further compounded by social drivers of health and systemic barriers to care. Recognizing these complexities, ZSFG remains firmly committed to advancing health equity. As part of its 2026 Strategic Plan, the organization will prioritize targeted, data-informed initiatives to reduce disparities. This includes refining data collection and stratification methods, engaging impacted communities in solution design, and implementing measurable interventions to improve outcomes for the diverse populations we serve.

3. Structural Measures

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Hospital Commitment to Health Equity Structural (HCHE) Measure Yes/No

Our hospital system strategic plan identifies priority populations who currently experience health disparities

Yes

Our hospital system strategic plan identifies healthcare equity goals and discrete action steps to achieve these goals

Yes

Our hospital system strategic plan outlines specific resources that have been dedicated to achieving our equity goals

Yes

Our hospital system strategic plan describes our approach for engaging key stakeholders, such as community-based organizations

Yes

Our hospital strategic plan identifies healthcare equity goals and discrete action steps to achieve these goals

Yes

Our hospital system has training for staff in culturally sensitive collection of demographics and/or social determinant of health information

Yes

Our hospital system inputs demographic and/or social determinant of health information collected from patients into structured, interoperable data elements using a certified EHR technology

Yes

Our hospital system stratifies key performance indicators by demographic and/or social determinants of health variables to identify equity gaps and includes this information in hospital performance dashboards

Yes

Our hospital system participates in local, regional or national quality improvement activities focused on reducing health disparities

Yes

Our hospital system senior leadership, including chief executives and the entire hospital board of trustees, annually reviews our strategic plan for achieving health equity

Yes

Our hospital system senior leadership, including chief executives and the entire hospital board of trustees, annually reviews key performance indicators stratified by demographic and/or social factors

Yes

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4. Web Address for Equity Report

https://www.zuckerbergsanfranciscogeneral.org/services/healt

5. Download Equity Measures Report

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