Acutely sick patients who need comprehensive inpatient care are slated to be moved to other cities in October.

The move is drawing objections from the SEIU and some elected officials.

The announcement marks a reversal for hospital officials, who planned to close the facility next month.

Inside Wabi Sabi Beauty, customers can detach from technology.

The boutique studio is expected to officially open on April 9th.

Customers are praising this new salon located just off Valencia Street.

Two jiu-jitsu competitors are now offering classes at their studio.

Proponents say float therapy is good for the mind and body.

A veteran barber has opened his own shop.

From sound mediation to a discussion of art in relation to one's health, here are some of the top health-related events coming your was this week.

Services include manicures, pedicures and waxing, at levels from "classic" to "royal."

"It's very hard to find child-friendly things in this city," says owner Ngan Pham of her motivations for opening the studio.

We analyzed data from Yelp, Facebook and ClassPass to identify which studios are the most popular. Read on for the results.

Transgender clients of the Mission's Lyon-Martin Health Services have protested the clinic's imminent closure, saying it's the only place they can receive inclusive care.

Can parkgoers sunbathe or picnic at a six-foot remove from one another? Depends on who you ask.

Dog grooming isn't purely cosmetic — and local groomers say they're seeing dogs with serious health issues after two months without a trim.

San Francisco now has a total of 749 social-distancing circles across its city parks.

SF Rec & Park says it installed the circles in anticipation of what's likely to be a sunny, busy Memorial Day weekend for the parks.

After 30 years, Castro gay sex club and sauna Eros (2051 Market St.) has announced it will be moving to a new, undisclosed location.

A new, sun-drenched yoga studio on 16th Street called HAUM will — after months of planning and preparation — debut to the public on December 3.

As the San Francisco SPCA gears up for its 155th anniversary, we took a tour of their adoption facility, because for the next few days, the “fourth-oldest rescue society in the U.S.” will be furr-nishing the pet adoptions for free.

After years of delay, construction has finally begun on a new yoga studio at 227 Church Street (at Market), formerly Aardvark Books.