Kaiser Permanente Success Factors: Unique in the Healthcare Industry
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ย. 2020
- The Kaiser Permanente Healthcare System is Fully Vertically Integrated in that It Has a Health Insurance Company that Collects Premium for Its 12 Million Members and It Has 39 Hospitals, 600+ Clinics and 22,000 Doctors that Directly Provide Care for the Members as Well.
Kaiser's Success Factors Are Unique... Other Hospital Systems and Insurance Companies Do Not Have Them:
1) Alignment Around Their Mission
2) Clinical Leadership
3) Aligned Incentives
4) Integrated Information Technology
Other Hospital Systems and Health Insurance Companies Might 'Say' They Have These Things, But Kaiser Puts Their Money Where Their Mouth Is and DOES THEM.
Kaiser Permanente May Be One of the Best Examples of Successful Vertical Healthcare Integration in America.
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You need to show this presentation to Steve Shields, Greg Adams and Christian Meissner. I started working for kaiser in 1985. This is not the same company that labor has worked with for decades to insure success. The current leadership is destroying the mission you refer to...No longer listening and working together with the people who do the work. With 44 billion in reserves they don't spend that money to provide safe staffing. They complain about the cost of labor...don't see them cutting their multimillion dollar salaries. It is the knowledge and skill and retention of the Healthcare professionals whose wages they have proposed to cut that insure quality care. We USED to work in "partnership." Now what they call partnership is "we tell you what we want and you must agree with us."
Thank you for sharing your experience. It’s sad to read, but important to know.
Please, DON'T GET KAISER if you have a choice. Not only will they kill you, they'll torture you, first.
What's happening?
R u ok now? Switched to the dif one?
update - its been about 14 months now since my injury. I was finally able to get different insurance, went with Ambetter. They immediately put me in physical therapy. They got it done in a week - something Kaiser couldn't get done at all. I still have pain, but I am improving. Someday I may get back to normal and have a full recovery from my experience with Kaiser.
Thank you for sharing your experience.
Which state did you have this experience in?
@@jack19715 Washington state
@@jack19715 Washington state
what i find interesting about Kaiser as a broker, is member feedback... When someone has a bad experience at Kaiser, they blame the entire system rather than the particular physician, nurses, staff etc. If a member has a bad experience with BlueCross, United Healthcare...or even at a Hospital system like Providence, they hardly ever blame the entire system for the challenges. Over the years i've seen our clients have challenges with virtually every insurance carrier, hospital etc....I have found by far the least amount of problems in our Kaiser client base. It's not that they don't have their problems, and possibly they are getting worse as one responder indicated, but taken as a whole we have better member experiences with Kaiser than the rest of our book of business. (Oregon and SW WA)
Thank you for watching and sharing your experience.
You do know kaiser put disabled ppl rights second by discrimination? You know now. You see ive got restrictions placed on my disability before my actual rights. Stay tuned because im in the process of filing a federal discrimination lawsuit against Kaiser and Dr David C Ward. Im going to expose these criminals
Same with the VA system, some places are pretty bad but some hospitals in New England rival private hospitals. I worked for HCA, a for profit private system and their quality was ok but meh.
... "they" blame Kaiser's system because at Kaiser Permanente, THERE ISN'T SUCH a thing as a doctor/patient legal relationship. NONE!
Kaiser Permanente [legally] has no patients!!!. Only members.
It's funny listening to people complain about Kaiser's healthcare experience, when they're one of the only entities left that doesn't have Private Equity and profit-driven leadership in power driving the operations of the hospital. Kaiser's literally the only medical hospital system left where Doctors and Nurses aren't being forced to see beyond their maximum capacity of patient volume just to maximize profits for the hospital's investors. I've worked as a physician in both the profit-driven sector (aka "Private" sector) and for Kaiser. And at Kaiser we literally see HALF the patient volume then we do in the profit-driven sector of medicine, with the same, if not, BETTER compensation, benefits, etc.
Great perspective. Thank you.
Thank you for the great videos and information. I am a new clinical leader coming from a bedside nurse and your videos really help me understand complex topics beyond my nursing education. Thanks again doc!
Super. Thank you so much for watching!!
Excellent videos and do very helpful!! Thank you sir
Thank you for watching and for the comment.
Just curious on where you got the Kaiser stats? Would love to look further into this myself as well as other hospitals
Source are in the description of the video.
Thank you for watching!!
Your content is just unique. Keep them coming Dr
Thank you for your feedback!!
Trying to get rid of Kaiser Medicare plan. Any help would be appreciated. They're killing me!
Thank you the your thorough analysis. I have been with Kaiser for almost 60 of my 65 years. I want to move away for the Peoples Republic of CA, but want to stay with Kaiser of similar.
Let’s talk about how many strikes Kaiser is involved with. Let’s not forget that.
Great meeting
Unfortunately the only health insurance I could get through my employer is Kaiser. When I became a new member of Kaiser, I didn't see a doctor, and my medication was filled over the phone, which sounds ridiculous to me.
Thank you for sharing your experience.
That's bc your private medical records were shared by those private - "independent" orgs in the backdoors without legally informing you, as a lawful patient who's private interests r supposed to be protected, medically in a legal sense.
Kaiser left me disabled to save a few hundred bucks. It's been about ten months since my life ended, Kaiser doesn't care. All I needed was physical therapy for a ruptured tendon, but Kaiser said no. Now I can't do the work that I used to. I can't do the hobbies that I used to. When I'm laying awake all night in pain with no life I just hate Kaiser more and more. Kaiser is evil, they will keep you from medical care. I think this really does make Kaiser unique in the industry. They are the only insurance company I've seen who will really go out of their way to block your access to treatment.
My non-Kaiser PPO insurance isn't blocking me from care, but oh me oh my the BILLS that come in the mail after a visit, and the TIME it takes to go back-n-forth with billing departments to make sure I'm not being overcharged. It's gotten really bad over the past few years. I mean REALLY bad.
Yet Kaiser will not accept new members with medi-cal in California 🙄 Talk about discrimination
Thank you for sharing this information.
... I've asked before but got no answer. I'll ask one more time and if you refuse to answer my question again, I will assume that you are hiding from the public major information about THE PERMANENTE AND KAISER.
Q: what's the reason behind calling "patients" MEMBERS ?
Members is the term that insurance companies use to describe the people they provide coverage for.
Given that Kaiser is also a health insurance company, that may be the reason they use the term ‘members.’
@ahealthcarez oh! Dear!
I will respond it for you. But then I am going to ask you another question about KP... alright? Here we go. Kaiser Permanente does not have patients because legally they cannot! At Kaiser Permanente doctors DO NOT HAVE A LEGAL BINDING RELATIONSHIP WITH THEIR "PATIENTS"
THEREFORE THEY ARE REFERED TO MEMBERS... THEIR LEGAL RELATIONSHIP IS ONLY AND ONLY WITH KAISER Permanente THE BUSSINESS.
Now for the other question:
KP makes billions of dollars every business quarters... this money is the final product of KP'S business of selling their member's illnesses to other medical industries that in turn uses their bodies towards medical teaching, medical research and medical experiments.
Q: Since you claim to know so much about Kaiser tell me this: why do they hide this major information from their members?