Sleep Safety Begins With the ABCs
At Kaiser Permanente Northern California, a simple education program for parents and caregivers explains the ABCs of safe baby sleep: Babies should sleep alone, on their backs, and in a crib.
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Kaiser Permanente Care Gets Skier to Olympics
Excellent care at Kaiser Permanente enabled skier Robby Franco to recover from an injury, feel confident again, and compete in the PyeongChang Olympics. Now he’s looking forward to the 2022 winter games, with his sports medicine team helping him get there.
Our Heart Health Is Better
Two recent studies in the American Journal of Medicine reinforce the effectiveness of Kaiser Permanente’s ongoing cardiovascular initiatives.
Fighting Strokes at Lightspeed
Neurologists of the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Stroke FORCE team get clot-busting alteplase to patients twice as fast as the national average.
Rare Cancer Carefully Tracked and Treated
Technology allows a panel of urologists and oncologists to provide cutting-edge treatment for every single case of testicular cancer in Kaiser Permanente Northern California.
Empowering Members Undergoing Addiction Treatment
In honor of Alcohol Awareness Month in April, learn about the LINKAGE program, Kaiser Permanente’s unique, regional approach to supporting members who struggle with alcohol and drug problems.
Expert Care Helps Save Twin Baby Girls
Swift care at Kaiser Permanente gave twins born at just 24 weeks a fighting chance at life.
Keeping Children Safe
Kaiser Permanente Northern California’s Child Abuse Services and Prevention program empowers clinicians to provide high-quality care for children and advocate for their safety and total well-being.
Quick, Expert Care Saves a Young Mother and her Baby
Hours after a tumor diagnosis, Sondra Smith safely delivered her daughter and underwent an urgent, successful surgery at Kaiser Permanente.
An In-Home Therapy for End-Stage Kidney Disease
In honor of World Kidney Day, March 8, Look insideKP NCAL explores how Kaiser Permanente patients are using peritoneal dialysis to treat their end-stage kidney disease at home.
Dori’s Story
Dori Pettigrew suffered cardiac arrest, organ failure, and a medically induced coma. But she had something in her favor: a Kaiser Permanente care team that never gave up.
Hospitals Honored for Stroke Care
Kaiser Permanente’s Northern California Medical Centers are recognized for providing rapid stroke care to patients. Pictured, representatives from Kaiser Permanente’s medical centers at the International Stroke Conference where they received the American Heart Association awards.