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COVID-19 vaccine

Thanks for doing your part

The deadline to enter our ImmUNITY Sweepstakes has passed, but it’s not too late to get vaccinated. You won’t be eligible for the sweepstakes, but you can still make an appointment and get the full health benefits of being vaccinated.

 

We’ll start notifying potential sweepstakes winners in late August.

 

Visit kp.org/sweepstakesrules for the full rules and details.

 

COVID-19: What you need to know

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How to prepare for COVID-19 vaccine side effects

Learn what to expect before and after getting your COVID-19 vaccine.
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The latest updates on the pandemic

Start here for answers to FAQs about COVID-19, the vaccine, testing, getting care, and how to protect yourself and others.
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What you need to know about the vaccine

The vaccine is a safe and effective way to help protect yourself and others from COVID-19. Learn more and find out when you can get it.
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COVID-19 and pregnancy: Answers to common questions

Learn more about prenatal and postnatal care during the pandemic, including getting the vaccine.
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How effective are the COVID-19 vaccines?

The vaccines are very effective in preventing serious illness, making all of them good options. See how they were developed and tested.
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Why you don’t need to pay for the vaccine

COVID-19 vaccines are free for everyone — whether you have health coverage or not. Learn why vaccines are available at no cost.
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Why more educators are getting vaccinated

Teachers, coaches, and school staff share their relief and hope since getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Latest articles

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Keep up with your cancer screenings

Prevention is your first line of defense in the fight against cancer. Learn about 3 types of cancer screenings and when to get them.
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7 ways stress can affect your body

A Kaiser Permanente doctor explains common physical side effects of stress and how to manage them.
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Live well
4 types of meditation to try today

Thinking about trying meditation? Explore the mental health benefits, plus tips for getting started.
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COVID-19 and kids
Helping your kids with school-related stress

Find simple tips to help kids reduce anxiety and stay connected to their friends and loved ones.
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Stay active
Easy ways to improve your virtual workouts

See 6 ways to get the most out of your online classes, whether you’re new to at-home exercise or a seasoned pro.
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Eat healthy
Healthy and delicious meal ideas for every season

Whether you’re trying to eat healthier or just looking for inspiration, browse our collection of recipes.
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More resources

Explore a wide range of apps, podcasts, articles, and resources to help you thrive in mind, body, and spirit.

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Mental health
Healing from shared trauma

The pandemic has been difficult for everyone. See how healing together is key to coping with hardships and building resilience.
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Support for your total health — in mind, body, and spirit

Good health is about more than health care. From a safe home to healthy food, we can help you find resources to live well and thrive.

Everyone
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Mental health apps
Self-care at your fingertips — at no cost to adult members

These wellness apps can help you build resilience, set goals, and take meaningful steps toward becoming a healthier, happier you.

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Get care
Manage your health anytime, anywhere

It’s easy for members to connect to care, resources, and more with the Kaiser Permanente app. Download the app to sign in or register.

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Care for the whole you

If you struggle with depression, addiction, or other mental or emotional issues, we’re here to help — no referral needed.

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Learn more about your medicine

Browse the Drug Encyclopedia

Your health. Our cause.

At Kaiser Permanente, everything works together for one very important cause. You.

Your personal care team

Our doctors, hospitals, and health plans are all connected — collaborating seamlessly across specialties so you can stay at your best.

Care your way

You get convenient access to care that fits your life. Talk to a health care professional from anywhere — by phone,* email, or video.*

 

*When appropriate and available.

Care for the whole you

With a focus on preventive care, our health and wellness resources help you — and your community — thrive in mind, body, and spirit.

Need health care coverage?

Our flexible individual and family plans have you covered.

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News & perspectives

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Systemic racism and trauma spur action for healing
 
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COVID-19 has made it easier to talk about mental health
 
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We’re donating more than $5 million in surplus medical equipment and supplies to help the people of India overcome the enormous COVID-19 surge there. The supplies are from emergency reserves remaining after our response to the COVID-19 surge in the U.S.
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Important notices

CORONAVIRUS/COVID-19: Learn how to protect yourself, get care, and testing.

Kaiser Permanente is experiencing very high call volume related to the COVID-19 vaccine. We apologize if you are unable to reach a representative at this time. If you think you are having a medical or psychiatric emergency, hang up and dial 911 or go to the nearest hospital. You can find the latest information about the COVID-19 vaccine, schedule an appointment, or access an e-visit for many common health concerns. If you need to speak with a representative and were unable to reach one, please try your call again later.

You can access your electronic health care and coverage information with non-Kaiser Permanente (third party) web and mobile applications.