About Us

About Citywide Case Management

 

The Division of Citywide Case Management Programs encompasses 5 Intensive Case Management (ICM) Programs, as well as recovery supporting services, including the Employment, Peer/Milieu, and Substance Use Disorder Treatment Programs.  Our ICM Programs treat adults with serious mental illness and co-occurring substance misuse in an outpatient setting, with the goal of supporting recovery and reducing hospitalizations, incarcerations, and houselessness. Multidisciplinary teams of clinicians, psychiatrists/NP, peers, employment staff, and nurses provide a range of services that include individual and group psychotherapy, service brokerage and linkage, medication management, money management and crisis intervention as needed in our milieu setting and out in the community.

Meet the Team

 
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Carrie Cunningham

Citywide Division Director

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Constance Revore

Division Administrator / Director Administration and Finance

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Medical Director

Luther Arms

Citywide Medical Director

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Alison Livingston

Citywide Deputy Director
 

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Denise Corbin

Citywide Deputy Director
 

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Valerie Gruber

STOP Program Director

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Greg Jarasitis

Citywide Employment Program Director

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Marta Gilbert

Citywide Forensics Program Director

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EDCm Director

Mallory Cain

Citywide EDCM Program Director

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Charlie Berman

Citywide Stabilization Program Director

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Andrea Salinas

Citywide Focus Program Director

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Alison Murphy

Citywide Supportive Housing Program Director

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Westley Rutter

Citywide CASC & Minna Program Director

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Our History

 

Mentions

 
Once the client is open to establishing a relationship with us and thus able to accept our services, considering the cultural context of a person is important in helping them recover.
How this UCSF program adapts to serve The City’s most vulnerable
SF Examiner
What if we had services that could follow up on these defendants? What if we could even make them better? What if we thought of justice as something other than incarceration?
A journey from mental illness to music and a standing ovation
Los Angeles Times

 

"There are these very tangible benefits for George that we can see," he told me. "He's not going to the hospital as much. He's making our appointments for the first time ever on time. It’s amazing."
How One Veteran Got Housing After 25 Years of Homelessness
KQED
From the beginning, SF New Deal’s dual focus has been to support restaurants economically while partnering with community organizations such as Citywide Case Management, which offers mental health resources to communities in need
Taking action to help others in tough times
The Harvard Gazette
If patients do end up in court and get ordered to seek care, they will wind up at Citywide Case Management Programs, which contracts with the city to provide services for the mentally ill and is operated by UCSF and San Francisco General Hospital’s psychiatry department.
Laura's Law: S.F. to let courts compel treatment for mentally ill
San Francisco Chronicle