Permanente Medicine in Action

Top Quality Cardiac Care for Complex Cases

In the U.S. News & World Report’s annual “Best Hospitals” 2016 report, Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Medical Center was, for the second year in a row, named among the Top 50 in the nation for the specialty of “cardiac care and heart surgery.”

With Kaiser Permanente at His Side, Firefighter Beats Throat Cancer

Seriously ill people almost always seek a second opinion — or maybe a third. But when firefighter Chris Gauer was diagnosed with laryngeal cancer of the vocal cords at Kaiser Permanente, his own physician ultimately sought out 60 additional opinions on his case.

Sheila’s 100th Cancer Treatment

Over the past six years, Sheila Zoerner has seen her three children get married and the arrival of two grandchildren. She has traveled everywhere from Lake Tahoe to Italy with her husband of 21 years, Charlie. Sheila has treasured every moment; all the more because none were expected to happen.

Kaiser Permanente Redwood City Named Comprehensive Stroke Care Center

While all Kaiser Permanente Northern California hospitals are Primary Stroke Care centers, the Redwood City Hospital is now a Comprehensive Stroke Care Center, due to its specialized capabilities in neurological disease.

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Kaiser Permanente to Share Expertise at White House Event Kicking Off National Plan to Fight the Growth of Superbugs

The Permanente Medical Group uses advanced technology to guide prescribing practice and maximize the impact of effective antibiotic use of commonly over-treated conditions.

2017-03-24T12:47:34+00:00

U.S. News & World Report Names Ten Kaiser Permanente Northern California Hospitals Among Nation’s Highest Performing

10 Kaiser Permanente hospitals in Northern California were rated high performing by the U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals for Common Care.

2017-03-24T12:47:34+00:00

Nuevo programa para la nueva generación de médicos para la promoción de la salud latina

TPMG y La Universidad de California, lanzaron hoy un nuevo proyecto en la Facultad de Medicina UC Davis, que tiene por objeto preparar a la próxima generación de médicos abocados a la promoción de la salud de los latinos.

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