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HERC Resource Center
828 Innes Ave. Unit 111
San Francisco, CA 94124

Open M-TH 9am-5pm
Friday by appointment only

HERC's Resource Center provides many services free of charge to the residents of Bayview Hunters Point. These services include:

-Asthma Education with the use of modules and simulators
-Free handouts with information specific to your Asthma Needs
-Free Mattress Covers
-Free Peak Flow Meter Testing
-Free training on how to use your Asthma Inhaler if you are newly diagnosed
-Free Referral to Southeast Health Center Asthma Clinic if you feel you may have Asthma

Please feel free to call the Asthma Team if you have any concerns or need info that may not have been listed here. We will help you and your loved ones in your walk with Asthma. 415-401-6810

This 24 page, spiral-bound children's book tells the story of living with asthma through simple words and colorful pictures. Download your order form here.

This tool lists controller and quick relief medications, their class, age recommendation, doses/strengths, and priming protocols.

This is a concise reference in an easy-to-use format based on the NHLBI Expert Panel Report 3: Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Management of Asthma, 2007.

This action plan is for school-aged children and can be filled out by parents or students to be kept in the student's chart at school and at the doctor's office.

Come to the IAQ Tools for Schools Symposium!

A program for health professionals to educate worksite clinicians who want to help employees control their asthma and allergies. Content includes information on allergic rhinitis, asthma, and occupational allergic skin disorders. Kit includes: 90 slides; presenters scripts; meeting coordinators guide, reproducible handouts and evaluation form.

Five tools to engage patients leading to more efficient and effective care.

An indispensable tool for communicating with school personnel about asthma management plans for school aged children and teens. Includes sections for asthma triggers, daily medications, and emergency directions. Reviewed by the Environmental Protection Agency and the National Asthma Education and Prevention Program.

Free QuickAsthma Cards give you a quick reference about tools that can help you better manage asthma. These are heavy-duty, 5”X 7” cards that are ready for you to personalize and tuck in your purse, briefcase, or backpack. Order several sets so caregivers and family members can keep vital information close at hand. Cards are available in the following topics: spacers, peak flow meters, inhaler