Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
For severe, sudden, or life-threatening symptoms, do not wait for a clinic response.
For patients & families
Your care at the UCSF
MS & Neuroinflammation Center
Specialized evaluation and ongoing care for people with multiple sclerosis and other inflammatory conditions of the nervous system.
Our clinical care is primarily adult-focused. For children and adolescents, visit the UCSF Pediatric Brain Center .
When you need help
Choose the right way to reach us.
MyChart is useful for routine care, but it should not be used for emergencies or new neurologic symptoms.
Call the clinic directly.
Examples include new weakness, vision changes, significant imbalance, falls, or changes in thinking or bladder control.
415-353-2069Use MyChart—or contact primary care.
Use MyChart for routine clinic questions and refills. Contact your primary care team for general health concerns and common illnesses.
Open MyChartHow your care works
A clear path, centered on you.
Every patient’s plan is different, but care generally moves through three connected stages.
Understand
Your team reviews your history, symptoms, imaging, and test results, then completes a focused neurologic examination.
Plan together
You discuss the diagnosis or questions still being evaluated, treatment choices, and the goals that matter most to you.
Stay connected
Your After Visit Summary, follow-up appointments, labs, imaging, referrals, and medications keep the plan moving between visits.
One coordinated team
Specialists contribute when your care calls for them.
Attending neurologists and supervised MS & Neuroinflammation clinical fellows work alongside advanced practice providers, nurses, clinical pharmacists, neurodiagnostic and infusion teams, coordinators, social work, and patient navigation.
Your primary care clinician remains an essential partner for general health, screening, and concerns outside specialized neurologic care.
Plan your visit
UCSF Mission Bay
Multiple Sclerosis & Neuroinflammation Center
Weill Institute for Neurosciences
1651 4th Street
San Francisco, CA 94158