22 days into their strike, Kaiser Permanente mental health workers were back out on the picket lines in front of Los Angeles Medical Center on Monday. Kassaundra Gutierrez-Thompson told KNX News ...

Officers responded to the reports at a Kaiser Permanente hospital around noon and found the suspect being detained by hospital security. He was identified as 27-year-old Sergio Quezada, a local […] ...

Kaiser Permanente says it already is doing the right thing, even as it acknowledges past shortcomings. In a recent statement, it said it has invested over $1 billion in new treatment spaces and ...

A man accused of hiding in a hospital restroom to secretly record women has been arrested, California police reported. Security at Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Riverside caught the man at about ...

A 28-year-old parolee who hid in a women’s restroom at a Riverside hospital, recording visitors as they used the facility, on Wednesday, Feb. 14, was given six months in jail, which he has ...

Why Kaiser Permanente therapists in L.A. went on a hunger strike : Shots - Health News After months of striking, ... Many say they don't have time to eat or go to the bathroom in between clients.

More than 75,000 Kaiser Permanente workers are back at work without a contract agreement after staging the largest walkout by health care workers in U.S. history. The three-day walkout at Kaiser ...

85,000 Kaiser Permanente employees are voting on whether to authorize a strike. A strike could interrupt hospital and outpatient services for millions across the country. Yet short-staffing is ...

Kaiser Permanente agreed to a $200-million settlement after canceling tens of thousands of mental health appointments and failing to provide timely care, California regulators said.

Since Kaiser Permanente is a closed system and patients don’t get reimbursed for care outside the network, access problems for its patients can be “highly pronounced,” Peterson adds. In California, KP ...

A 28-year-old parolee who hid in a women’s restroom at a Riverside hospital, recording visitors as they used the facility, on Wednesday, Feb. 14, was given six months in jail, which he has ...