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Keeping More Patients HIV-Free
An algorithm developed by Kaiser Permanente researchers could identify more patients at risk of getting HIV.
High School Health Care
A Kaiser Permanente physician is on a quest to care for kids at high-need, low-income schools.
Grants Support Housing, Homeless Programs
Kaiser Permanente announces 2 new grants in line with its mission to create healthy communities through housing support.
Replicating a Model for Hispanic Mental Health
A Northern California mental health clinic for Spanish speaking members is expanding at Kaiser Permanente. Pictured, mental health therapist Alejandra Ledezma outside her Walnut Creek office.
Combating Mental Health Stigma in the Community
Kaiser Permanente is providing grants to expand key mental health services in Northern California.
Mahalo for a Life-Saving Nurse
Kaiser Permanente San Francisco nurse Jason Bensan used his CPR training while vacationing on Oahu in order to save a 79-year-old man’s life.
Healthy Small Businesses, Healthy Communities
A Kaiser Permanente partnership with the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City offers 40 hours of training for small businesses owners to help their companies grow.
Nursing Wisdom from a Mom and an MD
In observance of National Breastfeeding Awareness Month, pediatrician Kate Land, MD, shares tips for how to get through the first few days of nursing a newborn.
10 Things to Know about the HPV Vaccine
Back to school can mean physician checkups. Get the latest information on the HPV vaccine from 3 Kaiser Permanente physicians, who recommend the vaccine for their 11- and 12-year-old patients.
Psychiatrist Honored for Community Clinic Volunteerism
Leena Khanzode, MD, has been recognized locally and globally for her volunteerism, including her recent work with refugees at a Santa Clara County community clinic.
Living with Juvenile Arthritis
Nearly 300,000 U.S. children suffer from juvenile arthritis. Mia Brees is one, a teen undergoing treatment at Kaiser Permanente Northern California. With a dedicated pediatric rheumatologist and an improved medication plan, Mia is living life to the fullest and making plans for her future.
Surfing for Life
Kaiser Permanente sponsored the 20th annual Kahuna Kupuna surf contest in Pacifica, California, for surfers over age 40. Pictured, Emily Flannagan performs a cross step maneuver on her long board in an early heat of the contest.