A woman is receiving care at a San Francisco hospital and staff are trying to learn more about her. She was brought in early in the morning and is described in a way that hospital staff hope will help someone recognize her. Details about the woman's appearance are available, but for now, hospital staff are focused on finding out who she is.
Further information can be found through local news sources, including KRON4, which is covering the hospital's efforts to identify the patient.
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