Mahalo
Berkeley, CA

THE ANDREW LEVITT CENTER FOR SOCIAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE

EIN 36-4622374
Health & Wellness Medical Research & Training People experiencing homelessness Patients & families
Mission

We believe that good emergency care extends beyond the walls of the emergency department. The Andrew Levitt Center for Social Emergency Medicine leads the transformation of emergency care to elevate the importance of home, community and society.

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity Contributions are tax-deductible

About THE ANDREW LEVITT CENTER FOR SOCIAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE

The Andrew Levitt Center for Social Emergency Medicine is an independent, donor-facing 501(c)(3) research and advocacy institute based in Berkeley, California that advances Social Emergency Medicine — the study and practice of how social determinants intersect with emergency care. The center supports research, develops curricula, and funds emergency-department-based interventions that address homelessness, substance use, infectious disease prevention, and other social drivers of health. Over the last several years the Levitt Center has expanded its education and program portfolio (including the SEMinal Study online curriculum and a national Diversity Externship), published peer-reviewed research on ED-based population-health interventions, and partnered with hospitals, foundations and academic organizations to scale Social EM programs — claiming reach into hundreds of hospitals and measurable trainee outcomes such as high residency placement rates from its externship program.

Notable achievements

SEMinal Study online curriculum launch

Launched an online Social Emergency Medicine curriculum (SEMinal Study) in 2024 to expand clinician and learner access to SEM education and standardize training materials for emergency departments and residency programs.

Social EM Diversity Externship (sustained outcomes)

Operates a multi-year Diversity Externship program (running at least six years by 2024) designed to pipeline underrepresented learners into emergency medicine; the program reports strong placement outcomes for participating medical students.

Field‑building consensus and national uptake

Helped convene the 2017 consensus conference that crystallized Social Emergency Medicine as a field; work supported subsequent sections, committees and curricula in national emergency medicine organizations and contributed to adoption of SEM programs in hundreds of hospitals.

At a glance

Total assets
$627K
Annual revenue
$297K
Tax status
501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN
36-4622374
Location
Berkeley, CA
On Mahalo since
May 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Recognized by external charity and nonprofit data services with high accountability/finance scores and public-profile listings indicating active 990 filings and transparent reporting.
Leadership and center scientists have received prominent professional awards and media recognition (including ACEP honors for the founding director and a 2025 humanism-in-medicine award for a board member) and features in national media.
The Levitt Center’s research and programs are cited in peer-reviewed literature and national conversations about ED-based public-health interventions and health equity, reflecting academic and policy influence.

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