Permanente Medicine in Action

TPMG interventional cardiologists are first in Northern California to insert the new device, lowering risk during the valve replacement procedure.

Ob-gyn physician Shree Chanchani, MD, volunteers in Rwanda to perform cesarean section and fistula repair surgeries, and to train local surgical teams.

From addressing physician burnout to harnessing technology, these physicians make Kaiser Permanente a best place to work and receive care.

A new plant-based surgical tool basin used during eye surgeries reduces plastic in landfills and carbon dioxide emissions.

A TPMG esophageal cancer surgeon has patients on their feet and on the mend in 2 days, reducing by months what used to be a difficult recovery.

A Kaiser Permanente Northern California registry of patients with aortic aneurysms is the largest of its kind in the world.

A team of physicians specializing in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery are delivering the highest-quality care for patients with endometriosis.

The centers are transforming the lives of patients with disabling and disfiguring skin conditions in Kaiser Permanente Northern California.

Neurologist Jacqueline Marcus, MD, has built a multidisciplinary MS program that supports patients at every turn.

A Q&A with Todd Lincoln, MD, a pediatric orthopedist who helped create a scoliosis surgery service for children in Kaiser Permanente Northern California.