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A great story is one you have to show your friends and family. Look no further for our favorites about the special people of Kaiser Permanente Northern California.
Walnut Creek Nurses Reunite with Man They Saved
Four nurses step in to help a stranger at Oakland’s airport, then reunite with their families later (pictured) and find they have Kaiser Permanente in common.
The Bedside Harpist
At the Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center, the sweet sounds of harp music are helping patients relax and feel better.
Full of Pride
More than a 1,000 Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, friends, and family members came together to march in the annual San Francisco Pride Parade — the organization’s largest showing to date and the 23rd year Kaiser Permanente has taken part in the event.
With Help from Kaiser Permanente, Patient’s Bladder Cancer Cured
An innovative operation at Kaiser Permanente resulted in a new bladder for Henry Diaz, who after cancer has resumed an active life. Picture, Diaz with his surgeon, Joseph Presti, MD.
One Man’s Miracle
A Kaiser Permanente physician and double-lung transplant recipient competes in the World Transplant Games to inspire others to give the gift of life.
Doctors Get a Taste of Their Own Medicine — and It’s Delicious!
A Kaiser Permanente San Francisco physician combines her twin passions of medicine and cooking to help improve the health of patients, doctors, and staff.
Practicing Gratitude
Kaiser Permanente Spiritual Care Director Raymond Dougherty offers tips and thoughts on the benefits of keeping a simple gratitude journal.
Peer Support Offers Patients Practical Help and Hope
Kaiser Permanente patients who have completed breast cancer treatment use their experience to provide emotional and practical support to newly diagnosed women.
Get the Facts About Stroke
May is National Stroke Awareness Month, a time to learn about reducing your risk and recognizing the signs of stroke.
Kaiser Permanente Helps Football Player Kick Concussions
San Franciscan Ellis Moye suffered 2 concussions playing high-school football. But his specialists at Kaiser Permanente got him healthy and back in the game.