Ebola: Preparing for the Unthinkable in California
Kaiser Permanente Northern California is ready and able to treat an Ebola patient and keep others safe in the process.
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A Story of Survival
A year after her breast cancer diagnosis, Jillian Anaya credits her Kaiser Permanente care team with saving her life.
Countering Weight Gain from Psychiatric Drugs
In observance of Mental Illness Awareness Week October 6 to 12, learned how Kaiser Permanente researchers and clinicians are collaborating to solve real-world behavioral health dilemmas.
Helping Moms After Surgery
Eating and getting moving sooner after a cesarean section can improve recovery for new moms.
Protecting Lives through Newborn Screening
For 50 years, the California Newborn Screening Program has been Kaiser Permanente’s early warning system that helps protect its youngest patients from treatable genetic diseases.
Back to Full Speed After Prostate Cancer
After a cancer diagnosis at 52, Greg Sutliff is back to the things that give his life meaning. “I’m a little bit of a science nerd,” said Greg Sutliff. So, when the 52-year-old energy efficiency director learned he had prostate cancer, he had plenty of questions for Alan Iverson, MD, his urologist at Kaiser Permanente in Sacramento. Dr. Iverson answered with pragmatism and empathy.
5 Out of 5 for Kaiser Permanente
Kaiser Permanente has Northern California’s highest-rated Medicare plan. It’s also among the highest rated in the U.S.
Patient Healed After Vaping Crisis
An expert specialty care team at Kaiser Permanente Roseville helped a patient recover from vaping disease.
You Survive Cancer. Now What?
Kaiser Permanente is expanding its program that connects cancer survivors to comprehensive follow-up care, ensuring they stay healthy for the long haul. Pictured, Kaiser Permanente Northern California member Sam Wiley and his wife, Hazel Weiss.
Feeling Centered
Group prenatal appointments at Kaiser Permanente provide expectant families with both comradery and a holistic approach to prenatal care.
Keeping More Patients HIV-Free
An algorithm developed by Kaiser Permanente researchers could identify more patients at risk of getting HIV.
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.