Patients like Carol Pitman are living longer thanks to advances in lung cancer therapies. Learn how Kaiser Permanente uses immunotherapy to treat cancer.

A Kaiser Permanente physician thought he pinched a nerve during a tennis match. Then he realized he was having a stroke.

A young father is enjoying “bonus time” with his kids thanks to new targeted cancer treatments.

Chris Hogan faced kidney cancer and prostate cancer at the same time. He hopes his story of determination and resilience will inspire others in their own fight.

After a diagnosis for a rare type of blood cancer, Marla Marriott got high-quality care from a team of Kaiser Permanente cancer specialists.

A reminder that men and women can assert control over risk factors that will help reduce their chances of having a heart attack or stroke.

Kaiser Permanente excels in preventing, detecting, and treating kidney disease.

Members experiencing a low risk pregnancy have the option of having their physician care for them throughout their pregnancy as well as for their child after birth.

A team of specialists treats an expecting mother’s cancer while keeping her growing baby safe.

After a life-threatening series of heart attacks at age 57, Bunnell Fockler found critical healing support from a cardiac social worker.

Ed Dalmasso needed an aortic valve replacement. His care team provided a much less invasive alternative to open-heart surgery.

Care teams at Kaiser Permanente Fontana Medical Center helped Phillip Crawford survive an abdominal aortic aneurysm. Now he and his wife are traveling the world.

The prestigious Magnet® designation affirms the compassion, dedication, and technical expertise that goes into the care we provide for patients and their families.

From diagnosis to recovery, David Parsons, MD, shares how screening, treatment, and early intervention can save lives.

Nearsightedness, also known as myopia, is on the rise. To reverse that trend and protect their vision, kids need plenty of outdoor time.

People with diabetes are more likely to have heart disease.

A new care option offers a mix of in-person and virtual visits, supported by an at-home toolkit.

Virtual cardiac rehab helped Mike Kelly heal at home after a life-threatening heart event. He regained his strength and his sense of adventure.

In Oregon, specialists and parents come together to design a specialized care plan for babies in the neonatal intensive care unit.

Kaiser Permanente’s partnership with Special Olympics Southern California reminds us why community involvement benefits everyone.

Following a COVID-19-related hospital stay, Robert DeLeon took charge of his health by getting his diabetes under control and starting on a weight loss journey.

With the support of his health care team and nurse navigator, musician Newel Briggs’ life is in tune after prostate cancer.

As a lifelong nonsmoker, Mariann Stephens was shocked to learn she had lung cancer. But she’s back to her active life after receiving care from Kaiser Permanente.

Kaiser Permanente teams up with Los Angeles Football Club to build 5 futsal courts for more than 3,400 students at Southern California schools.

Fay Gordon's breast cancer was caught in the early stages thanks to genetic testing. Learn more about Kaiser Permanente's hereditary cancer program.