Third in a series marking Black History Month.

There are hospital rounds, and there are round hospitals.

Kaiser shipyards in Oregon hired the first 2 female welders at equal pay as men during World War II.

The last published work of Morris F. Collen, MD, one of Kaiser Permanente’s original founding physicians, was published almost exactly a year after his death at age 100.

Henry J. Kaiser's commitment to the diverse workforce on the home front represents timeless American values.

Harold Willson, an employee, and an advocate for accessible transportation, helped make public transportation usable for the physically disabled.

The expanded new location provided care to a greater population of members in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Transitioning to electronic health records introduced new approaches, skills, and understandings of patient records, improving the care experience.

Throughout his career, Dr. Van Brunt applied computers and databases in medicine and health research, supporting new investigators and new areas of research.

The Kaiser Foundation School of Nursing sculpture near Kaiser Oakland hospital is a reminder of its legacy of disruptive innovation by 1,065 nurse graduates.

Kaiser Permanente’s co-founder talks about the importance of building hospitals and clinics to ensure adequate health care facilities.

Newsweek names Kaiser Permanente as the nation’s best for customer service, competence, and accessibility.

She is the oldest national park ranger in the country with a legacy of representing Black shipyard workers on the home front.

Celebrating the life of a pioneering pediatrician who inspired the baby in a drawer.

Kaiser Permanente expands to the Southeast and builds community relations in Atlanta, Georgia, by volunteering.

In 1946 Henry J. Kaiser Motors purchased half a square block in downtown Oakland to distribute Kaiser and Frazer automobiles and Graham Paige farm equipment.

Kaiser Permanente Southern California started from its roots at the Fontana Steel Mill to opening Harbor City Hospital in 1950 to care for union members.

From coordinating community groups to the World War II home front, Millie Cutting's resilience overcame the health plan’s early challenges.

Healthy people need a healthy planet. Nine of our employees share how our changing environment affects them and their communities — and what they do to fight back.

Utah miners, a strike, and the need for care were the ingredients to opening Kaiser Permanente Colorado in 1969.

Model neighborhoods close to jobs and laid out with meandering lanes and few busy cross streets.

Our Travel Advisory Service offers health advice tailored to your destinations, activities, and medical history.

Henry J. Kaiser and Howard Darrin collaborated on producing and designing the Kaiser-Darrin cars, one of America's first sports cars.