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We are excited to see our newest facilities and expanded care for our Central Valley members highlighted in San Joaquin Magazine's annual health guide. Check it out here: k-p.li/42i1Kug

During National Nurses Week, we honor our 78,630 nurses across Kaiser Permanente for the expertise they bring and the difference they make in people’s lives. Happy Nurses Week! #ThankYouNurses

If disaster ever strikes our area, we are ready and prepared. That’s why we test our systems and processes, like during this mass casualty drill with @SacCountyCA. Watch more from @ABC10. abc10.com/article/news/l…

Testicular cancer is rare, but it’s one of the more common types of cancer in young people. In this @KTVU interview, Kaiser Permanente San Jose Urologist Matthew Hudnall, MD, discusses the symptoms and treatment options. k-p.li/4eibLib

Our South San Francisco Medical Center earned Magnet Recognition® with Distinction — an elite designation achieved by only 87 organizations globally and 9 hospitals in California. We're turning everyday excellence into a prestigious nursing designation. k-p.li/4uoU4SN ⁠

This #AAPIHeritageMonth, we celebrate the cultures, achievements, and leadership of Asian American and Pacific Islander communities. Their dedication and expertise strengthen our organization and deepen the sense of community that drives our mission.

Some of our pediatric ICU patients received a special visit from Oakland Firefighters for #NationalSuperheroDay. We had fun dressing up and celebrating the incredible strength and bravery of some our youngest patients. Thank you, @OaklandFireCA, for your support!

As #NationalVolunteerMonth draws to a close, we extend our gratitude and appreciation to our @kpfresno volunteers who give back to our community throughout the year. Thank you!

Earning a medical degree was life-changing for Dr. Osvaldo Palomares, one of our family medicine physicians. Thank you to the non-profit, 10,000 Degrees, for profiling our outstanding physician less than a year after graduating from his residency! k-p.li/4cRvZwF

Our oncologist, Dr. Hoa Le, had a life-changing accident on his honeymoon. Today, he is a respected physician who is making a difference for many people with disabilities. Hear more about his inspirational journey in this @KTVU interview. k-p.li/4sMB53p

Over the weekend for #NationalVolunteerWeek, a group of our employees collected 10+ bags of trash around our French Campus in partnership with Refuse Refuse. Every piece of litter removed helps protect the local environment & keeps waste from making its way to the ocean.

Emergency Medicine physician, Dr. Mary Meyer, spoke with @KTVU about how cutting back on alcohol can lower the risk of certain diseases, improve sleep, and reduce anxiety. Watch the interview here: k-p.li/4sXOiGz

Hundreds of @VCUSD 8th graders are at the Kaiser Permanente Empower Youth Summit today hearing from speakers in business, health care, sports and entertainment about overcoming obstacles and finding success.

To mark #EarthDay and #VolunteerWeek, our employees teamed up with LEAF in Fremont to harvest produce for local food banks. Read more about our commitment to reducing our impact on the environment in this @TriCityVoice article: k-p.li/4vMnHPq

This #ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth, our neurologist, Dr. Han Lee, spoke with @KTVU about early signs and symptoms and the latest advancements in treatment. Watch the interview here: k-p.li/48rQLBX

Kaiser Vacaville honored for maternity care trib.al/ctO5y2h

Infusing palliative care into cancer treatment: A pilot program aims to connect advanced cancer patients with palliative care, an essential service that improves quality of life and supports patients and their loved ones. k-p.li/4mw2vZR

Congratulations to 13 of our @kpnorcal hospitals, that were recognized by @Newsweek magazine as among the best in the nation for maternity care. Our clinical teams are committed to providing safe, high-quality care to new parents and their babies. k-p.li/4cLs8S0

Kaiser Permanente researchers find young adults with prediabetes have more than a 50% higher risk of heart disease than young adults with normal blood sugar. k-p.li/4vKRyIf

Physical injuries used to take nurses out of the game, sometimes for weeks or months. A Kaiser Permanente South Sacramento Medical Center program has changed all that. k-p.li/3O0UC1y