Hospital chaplains are highly trained specialists who provide emotional and spiritual support to patients, families and staff.
The Lipstick Angels provide facials, hand massages, makeup and other spa treatments to patients in UCSF’s infusion center.
For 30 years, the Art for Recovery program at UCSF Medical Center has helped patients with life-threatening illnesses, including AIDS and cancer, express themselves through art.
"Duke Ellington" Morris is a one-of-a-kind therapy cat who cheers up patients in the intensive care unit at UCSF Medical Center! Video went viral with more than 13 million views on Facebook and articles in the Daily Mail, People and other national and local publications.
"Some of what these kids go through can't really be expressed through words. It's best processed and expressed through their music."
Child Life specialists at UCSF Children's use dolls and teddy bears to help kids prepare for scary medical procedures.
Engineer-approved instructions for the perfect cup of pour-over coffee.