When it comes to detecting cancer, knowledge is power. Hear from Odicie O. Fielder-Kimbrough, MD, hematologist and oncologist with KP Georgia, and learn more at k-p.li/3Quqk5Y #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

For Misha Smith, creating a workplace where people feel heard, respected, and supported is deeply important. That's why she values our longstanding Labor Management Partnership, the largest and longest running in the U.S. Learn more: k-p.li/4l6wq9h. #BestPlaceToWork

We’re proud that all Kaiser Permanente Medicare health plans earned 4 stars or higher (out of 5) in CMS’s 2027 Medicare Star Ratings. Thank you to our care teams for their commitment to providing expert medicine and outstanding service to our members. k-p.li/3Ud1cVU

According to MIT, Kaiser Permanente’s #AI agreement with union partners sets a national standard for responsible AI — putting frontline workers at the center of AI decision-making while advancing patient care and employee protections. Learn more: k-p.li/4hLJe4M

Congratulations to BJC HealthCare and WashU Medicine for earning the 2026 Bernard J. Tyson National Award for Pursuit of Healthcare Equity! Presented with @TJCommission the award recognizes measurable progress in reducing disparities. k-p.li/4z8VYt4

What’s one thing you do every night that might be affecting your sleep? Christie Youssef, D.O., with Kaiser Permanente in Virginia, shared expert guidance with @EatingWell about insomnia and what can help set the stage for better sleep. Read more: k-p.li/4hkXFhe

A mammogram is one of the most effective tools for detecting breast cancer. We’re proud to provide more than 1.6 million mammograms each year. Learn why routine screenings matter. 💗 k-p.li/4yX4Xxp #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

It's easy to compare your journey to someone else's. Today, remember that your path is your own. Looking for support along the way? Explore mental health and wellness resources at kp.org/mentalhealth. 🌱

Think salt and sodium are the same thing? They’re not. Micah Roberts, DO, cardiologist with Kaiser Permanente in Southern California, spoke with @marthaliving about why it matters for heart health and where sodium hides in your diet. Read more: k-p.li/4irSEEz

When did getting older start to feel real for you? Drew Maygren, DO, a geriatric psychiatrist with Kaiser Permanente in Northern California, spoke with @health_com_ about why certain moments can change how we think about aging. Read more: k-p.li/3SONNm6

Flu shots for everyone 6 months and older, including high-dose shots for adults ages 65+, are now available at Kaiser Permanente flu shot clinic locations. Find one near you at k-p.li/flu. #FightFlu

What does “aging well” mean to you? Tracy Lippard, MD, a geriatrician at Kaiser Permanente in Colorado, spoke with @health_com_ about why quality of life matters just as much as managing symptoms for people living with chronic conditions. Read more: k-p.li/4h7SuRi

We're proud that for the 11th year in a row, we have more 4.5 and 5-star plans than any other health care organization, according to the @NCQA. Thank you to our care teams for their commitment to providing high-quality care and service. k-p.li/3Taai5k

Helping employees prioritize their health isn’t just Jamie Bennett’s job, it’s her passion. At KP, supporting employee health is part of who we are. Through wellness programs and resources, we're committed to helping our employees thrive: k-p.li/3ZdO94C. #BestPlaceToWork

Why do some meals leave you thirsty? Beth Goodridge, RD, registered dietitian with Kaiser Permanente in Northern California, told @marthaliving how the body responds to hydration changes and why certain meals trigger thirst. Read more: k-p.li/4xvP7JJ

Kaiser Permanente’s partnership with labor began with Henry J. Kaiser’s commitment to workers during World War II. The 1997 Labor Management Partnership strengthened this collaboration. We thank the employees and physicians who make a difference for our communities. #LaborDay

Could “dark showering” help you sleep better? Kendra Becker, MD, sleep medicine physician at Kaiser Permanente in Southern California, told @ParadeMagazine eliminating bright light before bed can signal your brain to wind down. Read more: k-p.li/4xlSO4j

After an ovarian cancer diagnosis, Miriam Gutierrez paused her dream of becoming a nurse to focus on treatment. Today, she’s cancer free, a nursing school graduate, and helping women recognize symptoms and advocate for their health. Read her story: k-p.li/4qOo4ah

What’s one healthy habit you’ve actually been able to stick with? Tracy Lippard, MD, geriatrician at Kaiser Permanente in Colorado, spoke with @RealSimple about the everyday habits that may help support a longer, healthier life. Read more: k-p.li/4qKbj0e #HealthyAging

Think 10,000 steps is the magic number? The right walking goal for you might be less. Read about how regular walks can support long-term health via @PreventionMag: k-p.li/4gaFsC8