Because we want you to have the best possible experience of kp.org, we've designed our site to work across a range of common web browsers. Find out more about the computer and browser settings that are best for using our site.
You can also learn about changes you can make to improve the way our site displays on your screen and find answers to common questions about accessing kp.org features.
To sign in and have site features work and display properly, we recommend that you use the operating systems and the browsers listed below. These versions have been tested for compatibility with our website.
If you need to install a compatible browser version, please visit the websites for Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari or Google Chrome.
Please use the latest version of the operating system and browser for your device.
Browsers for the Windows operating system
Browsers for the Macintosh operating system
For Mobile Devices
Operating systems
Browsers
Other operating systems and browsers
Although our site may function with other operating systems and browsers, those listed above work best.
For all our website features to display and work properly, you will need to enable JavaScript on your browser.
JavaScript is a small piece of computer code that is built into Web pages to make features such as mouseovers work (an example of a mouseover is a title that displays menu options when your mouse rolls over the title).
For help enabling JavaScript, please consult the help section of your browser.
To protect the security of your personal information, you must have high (128-bit) security encryption installed and enabled on your browser before you can sign on to our site.
Security encryption is a system of scrambling information so that when you send and receive information while signed on, the information cannot be read by anyone else.
If you need a browser with 128-bit security encryption, please install one of our supported browsers.
For help determining whether you have 128-bit security encryption installed and enabled, consult the help section of your browser.
To sign on to our site and use our secure features, or view information that is customized for a geographic area, your browser must accept an Internet "cookie."
A cookie is a unique identifier that allows us to customize the information that we present to you. For example, if you are a member in Northern California, we can present you with a list of pharmacy locations just in Northern California.
This cookie does not contain information about your identity or your health history.
To enable cookies, please refer to your browser's help section.
For more information on our policy regarding Internet cookies, please see our Privacy Statement.
If you are using a computer that is shared by others, then you may need to delete your browser's cookies or clear your browser's cache (which is sometimes called "temporary internet files") before using the computer. This will remove any stored information, such as other people's member IDs or passwords, which could prevent you from logging on to our website successfully.
Deleting cookies and clearing the cache is also a good way to prevent your personal information from being viewed by others. If you're using a shared computer, you may wish to delete cookies and clear the cache again after you've signed off our website.
Deleting cookies and clearing the cache is safe for your computer and should not remove any important data.
For instructions on how to delete cookies and clear the cache, please refer to your browser's help section.
Yes. Our website uses a security protocol to protect the information you send and receive. Information that you provide, such as your name, address, or credit card number, is encrypted so that other people can't read it. To protect the security of your personal information, you must have high (128-bit) security encryption installed and enabled on your browser in order to sign on to our site.
There are several reasons why your user ID and password may not be recognized. To solve the problem, please try the following:
Pursuant to Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) regulations, third-party developers may access Kaiser Permanente’s machine-readable JSON files, including plans.json, drugs.json, and providers.json, using the links below.
This information is offered in the format required by CMS and/or applicable state law, with separate files for each state (within our service areas) that is required to provide such files. Software developers may use these files to build tools that help local consumers better understand their care options. Kaiser Permanente has used all reasonable efforts to deliver accurate and current data as of the date noted on each file.
NOTE: These files are not intended for direct consumer use. Consumers should refer to their health plan coverage materials, or use the Kaiser Permanente online formulary and provider directory, to learn about their benefits, medications, and providers (doctors and hospitals), respectively.
Pursuant to Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) regulations, third-party developers may register a member-facing application using HL7 FHIR standards-based, Application Programming Interface (API) resources.
Software developers may use these APIs to build tools that give patients access to their health information, improve interoperability, and unleash innovation. Kaiser Permanente has used all reasonable efforts to deliver accurate and current data as of the date noted on the resource.
We care about your health and helping you make wise care decisions. Understanding what kind of care you and your family members need is important.
Sign out
