Mike Levine

Mike Levine serves as the Executive Director of the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing for the City and County of San Francisco. He was appointed by Mayor Daniel Lurie in April 2026.

Prior to his role with HSH, Mike served as Medicaid director for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, overseeing a $23 billion program that provides comprehensive health coverage to nearly 2 million residents—including nearly half of the state’s children, more than 10,000 individuals experiencing homelessness, and the majority of those accessing behavioral health and addiction treatment services statewide. As Medicaid Director, Levine led a 1,000-person workforce in a transformation of Massachusetts’ Medicaid system to better integrate health care and homelessness services, expand community behavioral health programs that contributed to a 70% decline in emergency department boarding, and launch a first-in-nation primary care capitation model that has become a blueprint for statewide reform.

In addition to nearly a decade of public service in Massachusetts, Mike has worked in health and human services at the federal level with the Congressional Budget Office and with nonprofits and foundations as a consultant with the Bridgespan Group. Mike is a graduate of Pomona College.