Ian Bogost of Kotaku has written a not so healthy review of Kaiser Permanente’s much hyped new health game for kids, the Incredible Adventures of the Amazing Food Detective. It’s nice to know we’re not the only ones who recognize Kaiser PRBS? when we see it: Kaiser is a big company with a lot of… Read More »
[We’re practically speechless, so we’ll just ask one question: How can a non-profit double its net income — with zero membership growth — and still call itself a non-profit?] From San Francisco Business Times: Kaiser Permanente’s 9-months’ profit more than doubles to $2.5 billion by Chris Rauber Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc., Kaiser Foundation Hospitals… Read More »
[Another day, another lawsuit settled. In an unprecedented move Kaiser Permanente admitted no liability, even while handing over the check. Ha ha. That was supposed to be funny, but it’s difficult to see the humor when you realize that there are real human lives that are being disrupted — and in some cases ruined or… Read More »
[In early September we posted a letter written by Kaiser victim Jupirena Stein, that had been previously mailed to Kaiser CEO George Halvorson. Ms. Stein’s health has literally been ruined by a botched surgery at Kaiser, and over a six year period she has collected extensive documentation supporting her claims. Halvorson’s response? Zip. Zero. Zilch.… Read More »
From the San Francisco Chronicle: Doctor admits to perjury in trial of man he sponsored in drug rehab Heather Knight, Chronicle Staff Writer A San Francisco surgeon has pleaded guilty to perjury, admitting he lied under oath in an effort to get a man he had sponsored in a drug rehabilitation program off the hook… Read More »
It’s our guess that most Kaiser Permanente members aren’t aware that Kaiser was run out of Texas like a stray dog with its tail between its legs, but that is about to change, thanks to Vickie Travis and The Kaiser Papers: In 1997 the State of Texas, Division of Insurance took formal action against Kaiser… Read More »