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UCSF BENIOFF CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OAKLAND – PEDIATRIC HIV AND AIDS PROGRAM (PHAP)

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UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland- Pediatric HIV/AIDS Program (PHAP)
Oakland Outpatient Center, 4th Floor
744 52nd St.
Oakland, CA 94609

Contact Information

Contact and linkage to care person:
Ellen James, PhD, PNP-BC

ellen.james2@ucsf.edu

510-428-3885 x4294

Main office phone: 510-428-3336

Access Information

Paid parking is available in a garage, and metered street parking is also an option. A free BART shuttle runs between the main hospital and the MacArthur BART station on weekdays. When the shuttle is not operating, AC Transit bus line #18 can be used. Nighttime security escorts are available by calling (510) 428-3600

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We welcome:

Infants, children, and young adults with known or suspected HIV infection, AIDS or AIDS-related symptoms. We also provide prenatal counseling and planning for pregnant people living with HIV.

Same-day access and availability:
Core services:

We offer specialized, multidisciplinary care for Infants, children, and young adults living with HIV. Our core services include:

  • Comprehensive diagnostic evaluations and treatment for infants, children and young adults with known or suspected HIV infection, AIDS or AIDS-related symptoms
  • Prenatal counseling and planning for pregnant people living with HIV
  • Infant feeding support and counseling
  • Newborn HIV testing and monitoring
  • Transition support for young adults moving to adult care providers

We offer medical case management to help patients stick to their treatment plans, find benefits, and get the care they need. We also have mental health services for support and referrals.

Additional services on-site:

Dentistry Clinic

Interpreter Services & Communication Assistance

Lab Services

Pharmacy

Additional services off-site:

Prevention services including PEP and PrEP in our Teen Clinics.

Testing & Diagnosis services in the Emergency Department and Teen Clinics.

Please bring (required and recommended documents):
  • Photo I.D.
  • Health insurance card
  • Insurance authorization, if required
  • Doctor’s referral, if required
  • Recent test results related to your child’s condition
  • List of medications, including dosages, plus any your child is allergic to
  • List of questions you may have
  • Device or paper for taking notes

Providers

Ann Petru, MD, FAPP
Alexander Newman, MD, MS

Languages Available

English, Spanish

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Last updated June 18, 2025