New Technology Helps Mental Health Therapists Track Patient Progress
Kaiser Permanente Northern California therapists will soon begin using iPads and software to aid treatment.
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Raising Awareness for Guillain-Barré Syndrome
Hundreds are expected to attend the GBS walk on March 9 at Dry Creek Park in Clovis — including a patient who received life-changing care at Kaiser Permanente Fresno.
A Glimmer of Light
Hannah Egge, RN, helped her patient beat pneumonia, then led him to more Kaiser Permanente help to regain his sobriety.
Fighting Chemical Dependency with Robust Services
Addiction medicine services throughout Kaiser Permanente Northern California provide members with the care they need to get and stay well.
Delivering Innovative Care in Mental Health
Kaiser Permanente Northern California is expanding access to mental health care by embedding therapists in primary and specialty care settings.
The Small Gland That Has a Big Impact on Overall Health
Your thyroid may not be something you typically think about it, but its function is sure to catch your attention if it’s not working the way it should.
Kaiser Permanente Expands Behavioral Health Facilities
Kaiser Permanente in Northern California is investing over $500 million between 2016 and 2020 in refurbishing and adding new sites…
Activating the Depressed Brain
Brain stimulation therapy offers another option for Kaiser Permanente patients with depression.
More Patients Report Improvement in Care Since FIC
Feedback-informed care is helping Kaiser Permanente Northern California therapists maximize the results of treatment, with a control group of adult…
KP Therapists: Embracing the Patient Perspective on Mental Health
Finding Collaborative Solutions When Kaiser Permanente therapists and leaders brainstormed about ways to break barriers to mental health care and…
A Leader in Mental Health Care
A state quality group recognizes Kaiser Permanente Northern California with its highest rating for overall quality of medical care.
Healing the Heartbroken
Recovering from surgery, Bruno Barro was afraid he would miss his beloved wife’s funeral. Kaiser Permanente nurses at the Modesto Medical Center stepped in to help.