Kaiser Permanente Proud to Support Community Health

Kaiser Permanente is well-known in Northern California, serving 4.6 million members and operating 21 hospitals and 210 medical offices throughout the region.

What may be less familiar is the fact that Kaiser Permanente has a long-standing mission to not only improve the health of its members and patients, but also the health of the communities it serves.

In 2022, Kaiser Permanente Northern California invested $1.1 billion dollars across the region and $140M in areas served by Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara and Kaiser Permanente San Jose Medical Centers to improve community health.

A significant part of the Kaiser Permanente investments supported access to quality health care for people in need through participation in California’s Medi-Cal program and the organization’s Medical Financial Assistance program.

Kaiser Permanente also made significant investments in the education of new health and mental health care professionals, charitable contributions to community partners working to improve conditions for health, and medical research to improve the delivery of health care for all.

Among the South Bay grantees are Sacred Heart Community Service and Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence.

Learn more about the organization’s work to improve health and health equity in the Kaiser Permanente Northern California 2022 Community Health Snapshot.