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Total health takes teamwork

Our coordinated care teams work with you — and each other — to help keep you healthy. And that’s important — because something as simple as having doctors and specialists who talk to each other can speed up your care, improve your treatment, and let you focus on living your life. Staying healthy should be easy. With the right team, it is.

Why choose Kaiser Permanente? New member? Start here.

Kaiser Permanente’s coordinated care and coverage are now available throughout the state of Washington. Find out more.

If you’re a Washington resident who lives outside the Vancouver/Longview area, get started at kp.org/waExternal Link.

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Shop our plans

As a Kaiser Permanente member, you get more than just a health plan.

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Doctors and locations

You can find top-notch Kaiser Permanente doctors at world-class facilities near you.

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Quality care when you need it most

As one of the nation’s largest multispecialty groups, our expert care teams collaborate across specialties to help our members get quicker diagnoses, more efficient treatment, and faster recoveries. We work hard to keep you healthy. But if you do get sick, we’ll work even harder to help you get well.

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Excellent care when you’re expecting

We have everything you need to give your baby a healthy beginning — highly trained doctors, nurses, and midwives, family birth rooms, and more. Plus, 7 out of 10 babies born at Kaiser Permanente are breastfed during their stay — and breastfeeding can lead to fewer illnesses for your newborn and a stronger mother-baby bond.

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Find your words: Let’s talk about depression

Depression is common, but many people have trouble talking about it. It’s time to change that — because treatment works, and everyone should know it’s OK to reach out for help. Whether you need support for yourself or you want to be there for someone else, it starts with a conversation. We’ll help you find your words.

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Don’t get the flu. Get the flu shot.

Protect yourself and the people you love. A yearly flu shot is the best way to avoid the flu and the serious health risks that come with it — and they’re available at no cost to Kaiser Permanente members.

Get a flu shot near you

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Shaping the future of medicine

To help the next generation of world-changing doctors hone their skills, we’re building a dynamic medical school for 21st-century care — opening in 2019.

Get a peek at the School of Medicine

Coming in 2018: New card from Medicare!

You're getting a new more secure Medicare card between April 2018 and April 2019. The new card will not change your Kaiser Permanente benefits.

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Assisting with Stephen Curry

You know NBA MVP Stephen Curry as one of basketball’s all-time greatest shooters. See how he’s dishing out healthy advice to kids and communities across the country.

Check out our NBA partnership

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Cooking for good health

What happens in the kitchen can be just as important to your health as what happens in the hospital. Just ask these father-and-son Kaiser Permanente doctors, who share a passion for food.

Learn more about Food for Health

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Setting the bar for quality

The true meaning of quality care is the impact it has on your life. See how we’re leading the way in member satisfaction, hospital safety, and more.

Discover higher-quality care

Important notices

Traveling through the I-5 and I-84 construction zone to get to your appointment? Plan before you go. Visit www.i84Construction.orgExternal Link. You may be able to visit your clinician by phone or video. Sign on to kp.org and select "Appointments," or call 1-800-813-2000 (TTY 711).

Beginning November 1, 2018, firearms will not be allowed on Kaiser Permanente property or in our facilities. Please don’t bring firearms or weapons to your appointment or when you visit our locations.