Doctors

Find a Doctor or Practitioner Type in all or part of a doctor or practitioner's first or last name. Advanced Search	Choose Your Primary Care Physician (PCP) Each Kaiser member should choose a primary care physician, who coordinates their care. You can switch at any time. Choose or Change Your PCP	Meet Our Doctors From following in dad's footsteps to treating meningitis in Brazil, our doctors each have stories to tell. Read more about an emergency room doctor that faints at the sight of blood, a dad's unconventional babysitting and more doctors stories.
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Kaiser Surgeons Provide Free Saturday Surgeries This bay area phenomenon is a collaboration between Kaiser Permanente and Operation Access, a nonprofit corporation that coordinates with area hospitals to provide low-risk, outpatient surgeries for people who are uninsured. Read More	Kaiser Doctors Forges Ties With Africa One question from his 11-year-old son galvanized Kaiser Permanente emergency room doctor Charles Clemons to help improve Zimbabwe's ailing health care system and to better the lot of orphans and poor children in Zambia. Read More	Palestinian Girl Benefits From Free Surgery A small victim of the Middle East conflict entered Cary Canoun's operating room earlier this month. The child was 3-year-old Israa El Batsh, who was playing near her Gaza City home when shrapnel from a surprise Israeli missile flew into her eye and face. The surgery by Dr. Canoun was pro bono. Read More