Transforming Health Care in the Age of Pandemic
Kaiser Permanente Northern California is developing new modes of care while continuing many social distancing measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
Meeting Patients Where They are With Mental Health Care
Widespread fear surrounding the outbreak of a deadly infection coupled with economic uncertainty and isolation is the perfect storm for increased anxiety and depression.
COVID-19 Pandemic Brings Telehealth Center Stage for Oncologists and Their Patients
A new research paper explains how Kaiser Permanente Northern California (KPNC) quickly ramped up its existing telehealth oncology program at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
We Are Their Family Right Now
It’s difficult to watch patients with COVID-19 suffering alone, with no family nearby to provide comfort. Seeing the loneliness patients in isolation are experiencing weighs heavily on the minds of front-line care providers at Kaiser Permanente Fresno.
Recovering COVID-19 Patient Thanks Kaiser Permanente
Stacy Allegro, who is recovering from COVID-19 disease, credits her Kaiser Permanente doctors and nurses for saving her life.
Helping Domestic Violence Victims During COVID-19
For most people, avoiding public spaces and working from home makes them feel protected during the COVID-19 crisis, but for victims of domestic violence, home is often an unsafe place.