Permanente Medicine in Action
Highlighting TPMG’s innovative specialty care, featuring renowned TPMG physicians, advanced technology, and compassionate patient care.
Leader in Hypertension Control: Making it Convenient for Patients is Key
Joseph Young, MD, TPMG’s clinical hypertension lead, explains new guidelines that will impact treatment of hypertension.
Sacramento County sees big drop in percentage of black infants dying in their sleep
Ethan Cutts, MD, a pediatrician at KP Rancho Cordova, helped create a system to eliminate preventable deaths for African American children and youth in Sacramento County.
A coordinated Transgender Person Care Pathway
TPMG physicians have established excellent care for transgender and gender non-conforming patients throughout Northern California, and join forces with colleagues throughout Kaiser Permanente to ensure the total health of patients.
Meeting Every Need at Huntington’s Disease Clinics
Suketu Khandhar, MD discusses Kaiser's extensive multidisciplinary Huntington’s Disease clinic, recognized by the Huntington’s Disease Association of America, and the integrated approach among a multitude of providers to improve the patient's condition.
Addressing the Unique Challenges of Intimate Partner Violence When it Appears in the Emergency Department
Drs. Karen Murrell, KP South Sacramento, and Brigid McCaw, KP Richmond, share how TPMG identifies victims of intimate partner violence when they first appear in emergency departments.
Top Marks for Clinical Effectiveness
For the 10th year, KP Northern and Southern California are the only health providers to earn the highest rating for clinical effectiveness from California’s Office of the Patient Advocate (OPA).
Facing Breast Cancer with Mindfulness
KP’s Mindfulness Program helps breast cancer patients as they go through their unique journey, including diagnoses, treatments and the complicated feelings that occur.
Arsenic found in baby food, new study shows
Keith Fabisiak, MD, assistant chief of pediatrics at KP Campbell, discusses a new study that found that many popular foods for infants and babies test positive for arsenic.
Kaiser Permanente in Santa Rosa reopens hospital, 17 days after fires forced closure
Joshua Weil, MD describes KP Santa Rosa Medical Center’s reopening after the wild fires, a scene of amazing grace and resilience, where staff greeted each other and patients.