| Kaiser Permanente Hawaii has a 500-square-foot, million-dollar Mobile Health Vehicle, which brings care to members across the Big Island. |
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| The name “Permanente” was inspired by a creek on land owned by Henry J. Kaiser. |
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| Kaiser Permanente facilities see more than 36 million outpatient visits per year. |
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| There are more than 14,000 Permanente Medical Group physicians working with Kaiser Permanente today. |
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| The skyscraper housing Kaiser Permanente’s corporate offices is named after Henry J. Kaiser’s first employee, Alonzo Ordway. |
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| Compared to national statistics, HIV patients at Kaiser Permanente are living longer and are healthier than those who are not in our care system. |
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| More than 90 percent of Kaiser Permanente’s HIV patients are in care within 90 days—dramatically under the national average. |
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| Kaiser Permanente’s mortality rate for HIV patients is only 1.6 percent—less than half the national average. |
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| Computer-assisted care has nearly eliminated new cases of blindness in diabetics among Kaiser Permanente Northern California members. |
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| Kaiser Permanente has more than 167,000 full- and part-time employees. |
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| Kaiser Permanente has some of the largest multispecialty group practices in the nation. |
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| Kaiser Permanente helped to pioneer many same-day surgeries, including tonsillectomies and hernia repairs. |
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| Although the majority of American health care didn't become desegregated until the 1960s, our member services were never racially segregated. |
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| Kaiser Permanente membership has grown from 25,000 to approximately 8.6 million since community enrollment began in 1946. |
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| Kaiser Permanente’s nursing team is more than 40,000 strong. |
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| Kaiser Permanente physicians perform nearly 550,000 inpatient and outpatient surgeries per year. |
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| Kaiser Permanente’s first rehab center was founded to help Henry J. Kaiser’s son, Henry Jr., who had multiple sclerosis. |
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| The first hospitals built by Henry J. Kaiser served workers at his dam construction sites and shipyards. |
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| Beatrice Lei, born in China in 1910, joined the Permanente Health Plan in 1946 and was the first woman physician in the medical group. |
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| Opened in 1933 by Kaiser Permanente founding physician Sidney Garfield, MD, Contractor’s General Hospital is now a California state historical landmark. |
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| Henry J. Kaiser was inducted into the Labor Hall of Fame for his efforts to create better conditions for millions of American workers. |
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| If Kaiser Permanente were a for-profit company, its Fortune 500 rank would be 56. |
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| Opened in 1933 by Kaiser Permanente founding physician Sidney Garfield, MD, Contractor’s General Hospital is now a California state historical landmark. |
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| There are approximately 30 local unions affiliated with nine national or international unions in Kaiser Permanente’s Labor Management Partnership. |
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| In 2009, for the fourth consecutive year, Kaiser Permanente was listed on DiversityInc’s Top 50 Companies for Diversity. |
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| Kaiser Permanente ranked eighth on Black Collegian magazine’s 2009 list of the Top 100 Diversity Employers. |
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| In 2009, Kaiser Permanente was named 1 of 20 Best Companies for Asian Pacific Americans by Asian Enterprise magazine. |
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| Kaiser Permanente was named Company of the Year by Latina Style magazine in 2009. |
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| 2009 marked the 32nd consecutive year that Kaiser Permanente has celebrated diversity by hosting an annual diversity conference. |
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| Kaiser Permanente was named 2009 Corporation of the Year by the Hispanic College Fund. |
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| Springboard Consulting LLC in partnership with Work Life Matters Magazine – Disability Matters named Kaiser Permanente a winner of the 2009 Disability Matters Diversity Award. |
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| Kaiser Permanente is acknowledged with the 2009 Corporate Award by the Filipina Women’s Network. |
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| Kaiser Permanente was ranked as one of the top employers for people with disabilities by CAREERS & the disABLED magazine. |
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| Kaiser Permanente operates 35 medical centers and 431 medical offices in nine states and the District of Columbia. |
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| Kaiser Permanente’s operating revenue in 2008 was $40.3 billion. |
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| Six Kaiser Permanente hospitals were ranked as Leapfrog Top Hospitals in 2009. |
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| Kaiser Permanente recognized by J.D. Power and Associates as highest in customer satisfaction among mail-order pharmacies. |
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| Kaiser Permanente Hawaii president, Janet Liang, was named a Mother of the Year by Working Mother magazine in 2009. |
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