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$1 Million Grant Supports COVID-19 Response for Nation’s Homeless Population
Kaiser Permanente is providing $1 million to increase capacity for preventing and treating cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, within the nation’s homeless population in a collaboration with the National Health Care for the Homeless Council.
What Is COVID-19? Is It a Pandemic?
What is COVID-19? Is it a pandemic? In this short video, these questions are answered.
How Does COVID-19 Spread? How Do I Avoid It?
How does COVID-19 spread, and how do I avoid it? In this short video, these questions are answered.
Census 2020: Your Voice Matters
Beginning mid-March, invitations to participate in the U.S. census online, by mail, or by phone will be mailed out prior to official Census Day on April 1. Census results significantly impact the wellbeing of all communities, particularly vulnerable ones. That’s where Kaiser Permanente comes in.
$1 Million Grant to Strengthen COVID-19 Public Health Response
Kaiser Permanente is contributing $1 million to 10 leading public health organizations and collaborating with CDC Foundation to strengthen the United States’ public health infrastructure and response systems to stop the spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
Overwhelmed by Bad News? Hit the Pause Button
Yener Balan, MD, Kaiser Permanente Northern California executive director of Behavioral Health, offers insight on how to maintain your mental health, talk to children, and support colleagues during times of unrelenting bad news.
Health Fair Celebrates Black History Month
Our History. Our Health. That was the theme of the Kaiser Permanente Black History Month Health Fair February 29 at the Fabiola Medical Offices in Oakland.
The Graceful Move to Reduce Elder Falls
Kaiser Permanente and the Sacramento Ballet are partnering on a class designed to decrease seniors’ risk of falling.
Black Churches Embrace Mental Health Care
With Kaiser Permanente grants, African American churches in San Francisco and the East Bay are developing mental health first aid and awareness programs.
Heart Attack Patient Gets a Second Chance
A Kaiser Permanente cardiac team saves a Roseville patient’s life; health educators change his lifestyle.
$32 Million for Sacramento Homeless, Housing
Initiatives will preserve and expand affordable housing, support immediate health and housing-related needs, and aid homelessness response systems.
