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Updated on 9/7/2026
Integrated healthcare provider and payer platform
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Wailuku, HI, USA
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Kaiser Permanente runs an integrated healthcare platform that lets members manage and pay medical, premium, and pharmacy bills online. It serves Medicare Advantage, Individual and Family, and non-employer plans, offering options to pay as a guest or set up payment plans. The platform works by presenting a centralized online portal where users can view bills, choose how to pay, and handle multiple types of charges in one place. Revenue comes from premiums and medical services fees, while the service aims to reduce administrative work for both providers and patients and encourage on-time payments. What sets Kaiser Permanente apart is its combination of healthcare services with a single billing experience across multiple plan types, focusing on a user-friendly, centralized payment process rather than handling billing through separate systems. Its goal is to provide a straightforward, reliable way for members to manage and pay their bills, improving convenience and payment timeliness.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$7.5M
Headquarters
Oakland, California
Founded
1945
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Kaiser Permanente's $5M investment in Colorado schools targets absence problem. Sep 09, 2026, 13:19 ET Key takeaways * Kaiser Permanente is launching a major $5 million investment to address a growing public health concern for Colorado school districts: student chronic absence. * Kaiser Permanente's ongoing commitment to Colorado schools helps districts address teacher and staff well-being, a key driver in costly turnover. * Chronic absence, which is higher than average in Colorado, is often caused by health conditions and can lead to worse health outcomes over time. But districts often lack data pinpointing why a student is absent. DENVER, Sept. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Kaiser Permanente is launching a new large-scale, multiyear investment in Colorado schools, which includes a focus on the growing public health concern of student chronic absence. Kaiser Permanente intends to invest more than $5 million in Colorado schools over the next 3 years and provide innovative new tools, resources, and wraparound support. The commitment will also continue Kaiser Permanente's leadership in addressing teacher and school staff well-being. This builds on resources that have already helped more than 50 Colorado school districts increase teacher and staff retention, as well as student engagement. "At a time when Colorado's school districts are struggling for resources to support teachers, staff, and students, we are stepping up to provide an ongoing commitment to address these pressing needs," said Cortney Eisses, regional president of Kaiser Permanente in Colorado. "It's exciting to see school districts building on work we started together decades ago, and we're looking forward to beginning new relationships." The new chronic absence initiatives will give participating districts: * New data tools to help track the reasons why students miss school, including health concerns * Connections to community health providers and social health programs to help absent children get back to the classroom * Grants and support to put the initiatives' strategies into practice Teacher and staff well-being opportunities will help districts: * Directly address well-being through grants, tools, and support * Map out their well-being environments, strengths, and opportunities through Thriving Schools Integrated Assessment support and donations About Kaiser Permanente Kaiser Permanente serves 12.9 million members in 9 states and the District of Columbia. Care for members and patients is focused on their total health and guided by their personal Permanente Medical Group physicians, specialists, and team of caregivers. SOURCE Kaiser Permanente
Jonathan Hooks named medical imaging director. Jonathan Hooks, MBA, recently shared that he is starting a new position as medical imaging director at Kaiser Permanente. "At the heart of health care, you'll find Kaiser Permanente. As the nation's leading not-for-profit, integrated health plan, we make a difference in the lives of members, patients, and communities across the country," the Kaiser Permanente LinkedIn profile states. "With 39 hospitals and more than 734 locations in eight states and the District of Columbia, we proudly serve more than 12.7 million members from coast to coast. Whether you choose to join a hospital in the Northwest, a clinic in Southern California, or a medical office in the Mid-Atlantic, we have many opportunities for you to shape the future of care," it adds. People on the Move. Submit yourself or someone else to be featured in its People on the Move category! Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, Max. file size: 2 MB.
RELISH, Orange County's premier immersive food, wine & spirits experience, returns for three-day celebration. Sep 01, 2026, 17:53 ET NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., Sept. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - The countdown is on for RELISH, Orange County's premier immersive food, wine and spirits experience, created by Celebrity Chef Jamie Gwen and Celebrity Event Planner Nicole Hirsty of Cobalt Events. Returning for its second year, RELISH will bring together acclaimed culinary talent, celebrated chefs, world-class wines and spirits, and immersive experiences for an unforgettable three-day epicurean celebration, October 2-4. "Get ready for an unparalleled gastronomic experience, beginning with the Opening Night Cocktail Party and Grand Tasting that will delight your taste buds and give a stunning preview of what's to come," said Chef Gwen. "We love bringing people together around unforgettable, highly-curated immersive culinary experiences that are designed to foster meaningful connection," added Event Planner Hirsty. RELISH offers a rare opportunity to mingle with some of the most celebrated names in the industry, including: * Geoffrey Zakarian | World-renowned chef, restaurateur, TV personality, and author * Scott Conant | Award-winning chef, restaurateur, TV personality, and author * Sherry Yard | James Beard award-winning pastry chef * Kat Turner | Executive chef, restaurateur, and TV personality * Afrim Pristine | World's youngest maitre fromager, Canada's premier cheese expert * Rebecca Rose Phillips | Certified sommelier, wine educator, and hospitality consultant * Katie Chin | Award-winning author, TV personality, playwright * Jamie Gwen | Celebrity chef and co-founder of RELISH Saturday delivers a day of culinary discovery, beginning with Fashion + Food at ANQI at Bloomingdale's South Coast Plaza, featuring a luncheon and meet-and-greet with Chefs Zakarian and Conant. At The Park Club, guests can explore The Art of Cheese & Wine with Afrim Pristine before the day culminates with the RELISH Culinary Icons Dinner + Sip & Savor Cocktail Hour, an intimate multi-course experience featuring Zakarian, Conant and Yard. Sunday at VEA begins with RELISH Burgers + Bubbles Brunch, featuring Chefs Yard and Turner, followed by RELISH in Wellness, a restorative experience blending mindfulness, nourishing cuisine and wellness activities. RELISH is honored to partner with premier partners, including VEA Newport Beach, The Park Club, Visit Newport Beach, Travel Costa Mesa, Kaiser Permanente, South Coast Plaza, Bloomingdale's, Veuve Clicquot, Modern Luxury Riviera Orange County and more. Individual tickets and event packages are available at RelishFoodWine.com. Follow @relishfoodwine on Instagram for event updates, chef spotlights and behind-the-scenes moments. SOURCE RELISH
First phase of Kaiser Redlands medical campus heads to Planning Commission. Plans provide new details on the 113,000-square-foot outpatient building, with construction expected to begin by mid-2027. REDLANDS, Calif. - Kaiser Permanente is moving from master planning toward construction of its long-planned Redlands medical campus, with detailed plans for the development's first new building heading to the Planning Commission Tuesday. The commission will consider plans for a 113,000-square-foot, three-story medical office and ambulatory surgery center at Kaiser's existing property at 1301 California St. The building would include urgent care, outpatient surgery, chemotherapy infusion services, imaging, laboratory services and medical offices. The proposal marks the first phase of Kaiser's much larger expansion of its Redlands campus, which ultimately calls for approximately 983,000 square feet of health care facilities, including additional medical office buildings, a future general hospital, parking structure and supporting facilities. The Redlands City Council approved the master development plan and certified its Program Environmental Impact Report in April. Tuesday's consideration is more narrowly focused on the specific site and building plans for the first phase. Kaiser refers to the new facility as its Medical Office Building/Ambulatory Surgery Center 2, or MOB/ASC 2. Plans show outpatient imaging, clinical specialties and laboratory services on the ground floor, along with an urgent care clinic. The second floor would include outpatient surgery, chemotherapy infusion and clinic space, while the third floor would include outpatient procedures, surgery and recovery services and medical offices. The facility is expected to operate from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and employ up to approximately 218 people per shift. Construction is expected to begin by mid-2027 and conclude by the end of 2028. City staff found the revised first phase remains substantially consistent with the master development plan approved by the City Council in April. Staff is recommending that the Planning Commission approve the project. Senior assisted living project seeks another extension. Also on Tuesday's agenda, Homes4All LLC is requesting a third one-year extension for a previously approved 28-bed supportive housing facility for seniors. Plans call for a 12,585-square-foot assisted living facility on a vacant one-acre property on the north side of North Place, about 400 feet east of South Center Street. The project also includes driveways, parking, landscaping and lighting. The commission is being asked to extend the expiration date of the project's existing approval for another year. CarMax seeks approval for new signs. Commissioners will also consider a sign application for the CarMax automotive dealership and reconditioning facility at 1125 New York St. The proposal includes a 25-foot-tall freeway-oriented sign with a 120-square-foot sign face and a 12-foot-tall pedestal sign with a 50-square-foot sign face. The property is within the General Commercial District of the East Valley Corridor Specific Plan. Both the Homes4All extension and CarMax sign application are on the consent calendar, meaning they can be approved together without individual discussion unless a commissioner asks to pull an item. How to attend. The Redlands Planning Commission meets at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 25, at the Civic Center, 35 Cajon St. The meeting can also be attended remotely via Zoom. Public comments are limited to three minutes.
Democratic Party stands with therapists in Kaiser fight. * August 24, 2026 * Featured, News The more major statewide organizations and institutions learn about how Kaiser is deploying artificial intelligence in its behavioral health services, the more they are speaking out against it. Earlier this month, the California Democratic Party passed a resolution affirming that "artificial intelligence in mental and behavioral healthcare must support and augment, rather than replace the clinical judgment of licensed clinicians, and must prioritize patient safety, informed consent, algorithmic transparency, human oversight of clinical decisions, and the preservation of human-centered care." The resolution came just weeks after NUHW filed a complaint with state officials, documenting that Kaiser was triaging patients seeking care via online questionnaires linked to digital algorithms that make immediate decisions about the type of care offered to patients without any review by a licensed therapist. "What Kaiser is doing violates the law and professional ethics," NUHW President Sophia Mendoza said. "Our members won't stand for it, and our allies in government and advocacy organizations won't stand for it either." Kaiser has taken a 180-degree turn on the use of artificial intelligence in negotiations with its 2,400 behavioral health clinicians in Northern California, since negotiations started over a year ago. After agreeing to language in its contract for mental health professionals in Southern California last year that its intention for A.I. is to support the work of clinicians, not replace them, Kaiser has refused to agree to the same language in Northern California. When clinicians asked about the reversal, Kaiser officials insisted they needed "flexibility" on A.I. Democratic officials aren't the only ones worried about Kaiser's increasing use of A.I. in behavioral health, especially given that Kaiser has been penalized over $200 million since 2023 for mental health parity violations. During a recent hearing in San Francisco, leaders of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) and the Psychotherapy Action Network spoke out against Kaiser's stance on A.I. "Decisions about how quickly someone receives care or what level of care they need should not be influenced by technology that may reinforce existing disparities," Jasmine Smith, associate executive director for NASW-California. told members of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. "A.I. can be a helpful tool to support administrative tasks or assist clinicians, but it should never replace the professional judgment of licensed behavioral health providers, especially when patients are seeking help during moments of crisis." The full Democratic Party Resolution: Resolution 26.07.039 Protecting Human-Centered Mental and Behavioral Healthcare while using Artificial Intelligence as a Tool to Support and Augment. WHEREAS The National Alliance on Mental Illness California found that 5.5 million Californians have a mental health condition and that Californians are over five times more likely to be forced out-of-network for mental healthcare than for primary care; and WHEREAS Major healthcare providers in California, including Kaiser Permanente, the state's largest private provider of behavioral health services, are deploying artificial intelligence tools for patient screening, triage, documentation, and care recommendations in mental and behavioral healthcare; and WHEREAS A.I. applications can generate clinical recommendations in seconds, this has raised documented concerns about transparency, privacy, accountability, and, more importantly, the concerns over the erosion of human empathy and professional judgment so essential to effective mental healthcare; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the California Democratic Party affirms that artificial intelligence in mental and behavioral healthcare must support and augment, rather than replace the clinical judgment of licensed clinicians, and must prioritize patient safety, informed consent, algorithmic transparency, human oversight of clinical decisions, and the preservation of human-centered care. * August 25, 2026 Nearly 60 caregivers who work for the prison health contractor at the Merced County Jail will get minimum guaranteed raises of 9.5 percent over three years and education reimbursements. * August 24, 2026 After weeks of around-the-clock negotiations with a strike looming, approximately 1,400 NUHW members at Sutter hospitals, hospices, and home care agencies have strong new contracts. * August 24, 2026 In Bakersfield and the Bay Area, NUHW members knocked on doors for candidates who can help flip the House. * August 24, 2026 Workers at Kindred Hospital Bay Area are sounding the alarm about worsening conditions as chronic staffing and equipment shortages jeopardize patient care at the private equity-owned facility. * August 24, 2026 When Woods, a Keck Hospital of USC radiological technologist and union steward, is not defending her coworkers at the facility, she's defending her rollerskating teammates as part of the Los... * August 24, 2026 Read our roundup of the latest labor and healthcare news from top media outlets.