Permanente Medicine in Action
Highlighting TPMG’s innovative specialty care, featuring renowned TPMG physicians, advanced technology, and compassionate patient care.
Cutting-Edge Procedure Puts Star Athlete Back on Track
Kaiser Permanente Diablo Sports Medicine Department takes a whole-team, integrated approach to treating injured athletes.
Esophageal Cancer Patient Hopeful After Year of Treatment
Now in remission, an esophageal cancer patient thanks his various care teams at Kaiser Permanente Northern California in a letter he and his wife wrote.
Seeing Life Through a Different Lens
A Kaiser Permanente Antioch member waited decades to undergo surgery to correct his medical condition. Once he did, he said, "I’m happy all the time."
Brain Injury Patient Grateful for His Care Team
After having a seizure and falling, Paul Cruz is thankful for his team of Kaiser Permanente doctors, nurses, therapists, and other caregivers who continue to help him recover.
Athlete Safely Back on Track After Aortic Aneurysm Surgery
A complex procedure performed by specially trained Kaiser Permanente surgeons helps avoid catastrophic event.
Lifelong Surfer Now Feels Better Than Ever
Sports medicine experts at the Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Sports Medicine Center helped a member get back to his love of surfing after an injury. Pictured, Bruce Binder surfing in a tube at Fort Point in San Francisco under the Golden Gate Bridge.
Similar Outcomes for Pregnant Patients Who Received Prenatal Care In-person or in a Combination of Telehealth and In-person Visits
Kaiser Permanente Northern California researchers found prenatal care telehealth use nearly doubled during the pandemic
Easing Barriers to Diabetic Retinopathy Screening
An innovative, multidisciplinary group of primary care physicians, ophthalmologists, optometrists, and quality and support teams are increasing equity and access to retinopathy screening for patients with diabetes.
Getting Patient Back to the Mountains
Watch how a surgeon at the Kaiser Permanente Redwood City Medical Center connected with a patient who hurt her knee while training for a mountain climb.