Kaiser Permanente

“The brain is an organ like any other parts of the body, and so now we're very comfortable talking about heart disease, we ought to be as comfortable talking about something that's going on in the brain.”

“Well, if you come into the Kaiser Permanente system, you will see that, ah, commercial days are something like a 150 per thousand, and Medicare is now down to 700.”

“Bernard runs Kaiser Permanente, which has 12.3 million members, the largest healthcare provider in the United States.”

“We did a study in one of our regions and did this for a prolonged period of time and discovered that about 30 plus percent of the members, patients who were coming in for an appointment when you began to drill down into the questioning about thirty-something p…”

“Well, right now on average about 18 years.”

“We're opening up a medical school in twenty-twenty here in Pasadena.”

“One of the things I'm talking about right now inside of Kaiser Permanente is I strategically don't support we're just innovating in a corner and I can't scale. Right. Right. So that's nice to have it in the corner, but I'm looking at the whole system, and so I…”

“We believe strongly that within the next five to 10 years there's a certain percentage of our admissions into the hospital we're going to be doing in the homes.”

“So you take, for example, in my system, ah, we own 39 hospitals, they're not even revenue centers, they're expense centers.”

“Customers like Kaiser Permanente that are using this technology are finding almost, ah, incredible, 38% increases in labor productivity, and they recently finished one of their buildings in San Diego, 11% under budget, by noticing things like, uh-oh, the elect…”