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

Participate in a study to help uncover the causes of cancer and how to prevent it.

More outpatient robotic surgery at Kaiser Permanente’s Colorado surgery centers will improve the experience for patients and surgeons and reduce the costs of care.

The Kaiser Permanente Colorado Health Action Summit gathered nonprofits, school officials, and policymakers.

Kaiser Permanente research finds that patient intervention is linked to more primary care use and fewer substance-related emergency visits.

Kaiser Permanente celebrates inclusion at Special Olympics Southern California Fall Games.

Kaiser Permanente is actively partnering to expand the physician career pipeline and support the next generation of medical professionals.

With the right strategies and public policies, we can strengthen our nation’s health system by focusing on this critical part of the workforce.

Health care leaders and policymakers should each play their part to help eliminate health disparities.

A large study finds lower death rates among women with advanced breast cancer who took more than one drug to treat their high blood pressure.

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

With the right support from our policy leaders, we can help ensure fewer Americans live with the burden of chronic conditions.

A Kaiser Permanente program connects patients experiencing homelessness to permanent housing and help for life’s problems.

Changing my career and becoming a therapist revealed ways our country can grow its mental health workforce.

A collaborative partnership, powered by trusted nonprofit partners, brings targeted medical and dental care to underserved communities in Oregon.

Join us in honoring our nurses for their dedication to providing high-quality, compassionate care.

Our approaches ensure effectiveness and safety, and drive cost savings. We encourage lawmakers to look to our successes to see what’s possible.

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

The health care industry is responsible for 8% to 10% of harmful emissions in the United States.

Health care takes root in Oakland, California.

Kaiser Permanente has actively hired veterans in all capacities since World War II.

Kaiser Permanente supports total health in our communities in partnership with dedicated employees, physicians, and community members.

We urge Congress to extend policies that have improved access to care and increased equity.

To help develop talented, diverse community leaders, Kaiser Permanente and the American Public Health Association award 13 paid fellowships.

Awards from the American Heart Association recognize our care facilities for following evidence-based guidelines that help patients get fast, effective care.