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High-quality health care for all that is you

Health care should never be one-size-fits-all. At Kaiser Permanente, you get care from teams of experts who take time to truly get to know you. Proactive preventive care that’s proven to keep you healthy, and world-class treatment if you do get sick. And high-quality, personalized care designed to help you spend more healthy years doing more of what you love.

We deliver proactive preventive care that’s proven to keep you healthy, and world-class treatment if you do get sick. Choose Kaiser Permanente, and get high-quality, personalized care, designed to help you spend more healthy years doing more of what you love.

   

World-class preventive care

What’s the best way to fight a serious illness? Stop it from happening in the first place. At Kaiser Permanente, prevention is built into every step. 

360-degree prevention

It’s not your job to keep track of what kind of preventive care you need. It’s ours. Your electronic health record triggers reminders for screenings. Your Kaiser Permanente care team can see a complete picture of your health at every visit. So we’re on top of what you need and can guide you to the right support. Getting care feels easier, moves faster, and everything gets documented along the way. 

A connected care team

Everyone on your Kaiser Permanente care team can talk to each other — and consult quickly and seamlessly. So there’s no worrying about where to go next or how to get your health records into the right hands. We coordinate it all for you.

Multidisciplinary specialty care

When skill, experience, and passion matter most, we bring our teams together to help turn your health around.

We have tens of thousands of doctors and specialists working together in one connected system. This enables our teams to think and work as one — to deliver better care and achieve healthier outcomes.

From the minute you receive a diagnosis, your primary care physician and specialists are creating your treatment plan. Each clinician brings their unique perspective and expertise, and they coordinate across locations and specialties to deliver seamless, personalized, and effective care.

Better prevention, better treatment, better outcomes

Higher screening rates for 3 common types of cancer1

Screening rate comparison chart for colorectal — Kaiser Permanente: 68%, National average:57%; Cervical cancer — Kaiser Permanente: 81%, National average: 74%; and breast cancer — Kaiser Permanente: 82%, National average: 73%.

Life-saving cardiac and cancer care2

In our communities, Kaiser Permanente members are:

33% less likely to experience premature death due to heart disease
20% percent less likely to experience premature death due to cancer

Innovation that puts better health within everyone’s reach

We'll never stop searching for new and better ways to support your total health — and sharing our discoveries with the world. 

We’re exploring how to screen for cancer most effectively and consistently across different settings, so all communities can receive the greatest benefit. Funded by the National Cancer Institute, this project brings multiple health systems together to address the preventive care disparities that contribute to poorer cancer outcomes among certain populations. Together, we’ll figure out how all people can get effective, consistent cancer screenings, regardless of who they are, where they live, or their income level.

We use inherited risk calculators to identify members who are more likely to develop certain cancers. Then we create individualized plans for genetic counseling and/or testing and provide ongoing support to help prevent these conditions altogether — or help catch them before they become life-threatening. 

Many of the most effective, cutting-edge treatments in medicine are the results of clinical trials. Kaiser Permanente members have a unique advantage — our electronic health record system maps their treatment histories with current, relevant clinical trials designed to tackle serious illnesses. 

At Kaiser Permanente, we are always looking for new and improved ways to support your health and recovery from illness. With Advanced Care at Home, eligible members can choose to receive high quality, advanced care in their homes for certain conditions – including those that would traditionally result in a hospital or other health care setting.
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Training the next great minds in medicine

Our medical school was designed to provide world-class education that ignites a passion for learning, a desire to serve, and an unwavering commitment to improve the health and well-being of our patients and communities.

Learn more about the Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine.

Teams of doctors who truly care

Meet some of our specialists. These physicians are some of the brightest minds in medicine — and they’re passionate about delivering excellent care.

Choose high-quality care from connected teams

Count on teams of experts working together to help you live more healthy years.

1Kaiser Permanente 2023 HEDIS® scores. Benchmarks provided by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) Quality Compass® and represent all lines of business. Kaiser Permanente combined region scores were provided by the Kaiser Permanente Department of Care and Service Quality. The source for data contained in this publication is Quality Compass 2023 and is used with the permission of NCQA. Quality Compass 2023 includes certain CAHPS data. Any data display, analysis, interpretation, or conclusion based on these data is solely that of the authors, and NCQA specifically disclaims responsibility for any such display, analysis, interpretation, or conclusion. Quality Compass® and HEDIS® are registered trademarks of NCQA. CAHPS® is a registered trademark of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.

2Elizabeth A. McGlynn, PhD. et al., “Measuring Premature Mortality Among Kaiser Permanente Members Compared to the Community,” July 20, 2022.