Recognition underscores Kaiser Permanente’s leadership in shaping the future of high-quality, affordable health care.

Kaiser Permanente physicians and medical students provide medical exams for athletes.

Policy changes are crucial for better opioid addiction treatment.

Indigenous farmworkers may qualify for new Kaiser Permanente coverage.

Researchers and organizations are exploring inventive ways to reduce gun deaths and injuries. Our $3.2 million in grants will support their work.

Bill Coggins, who founded the Kaiser Permanente Watts Counseling and Learning Center in 1967, wins the 2024 George Halvorson Community Health Leadership Award.

Kaiser Permanente partners with Special Olympics of Southern California to advance health equity through the power of sport.

More than 250 physicians, staff, and their family members served more than 20 organizations across Colorado for Kaiser Permanente’s MLK Days of Service.

Our principles of diversity and our inclusive care began during World War II when our racially integrated hospitals delivered care to all Kaiser shipyard workers.

Kaiser Permanente employee Carrie Zaragoza volunteers for Special Olympics Southern California. She hopes you’ll get involved, too — as a volunteer or fan.

We offer housing-related legal help to prevent evictions and remove barriers to good health.

Paul de Kruif, microbiologist and writer, provides early accounts of Kaiser Permanente's health plan during World War II.

CityHealth’s 2023 Annual Policy Assessment awards cities for their policies to improve health and address key issues like affordable housing and green space in communities.

Artificial intelligence can improve health care by reducing administrative tasks, supporting diagnoses, and helping clinicians develop personalized treatment plans.

Kaiser Permanente — Henry J. Kaiser’s sole remaining institutional legacy — follows good business practices in hiring a diverse and inclusive workforce.

A $1.5 million Kaiser Permanente grant addresses Colorado teacher shortage through a program modeled after medical residencies.

Human Rights Campaign Foundation gives Kaiser Permanente another perfect score on LGBTQ+ Workplace Equality Scorecard.

Making key pandemic-era telehealth policies permanent and ensuring more people have reliable internet access will improve health outcomes for all.

From war-era labor-management committees to today’s unit-based teams, cooperation between labor and management brings innovation and progress to Kaiser Permanente.

Kaiser Permanente is committed to making our website accessible to all users.

Health care takes root in Oakland, California.

Steady employment can improve a person's health and well-being. Our new partnership connects young people to in-demand jobs.

Too many people face barriers trying to achieve good health. We partner with communities to address the biggest factors shaping people’s health.

Kaiser Permanente supports the ballot measure to expand and improve mental health care and addiction services statewide.

Prescription drugs are unaffordable for millions of people. With the right policy solutions, we can get back on the path to affordability.