As we celebrate our 80th anniversary, one member describes the high-quality, personalized, supportive care she’s experienced.
Camille Cline has been with Kaiser Permanente her entire life. She’s remained a member as she’s moved to different cities for her education.
On July 21, 1945, Kaiser Permanente opened to the public, starting a legacy of care that supports the health and well-being of millions of families.
For 80 years, we’ve remained true to our mission: to provide high-quality, affordable health care and improve the health of our members and communities.
It’s a shared journey — across decades, across communities, and across lives.
Camille Cline, 24, has been a part of that journey since she was born. She’s been a Kaiser Permanente member her entire life.
Cline currently lives in Clayton, California, and is pursuing her master’s in science and public health with a focus in health policy at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.
What’s kept Cline a Kaiser Permanente since birth? She explains in her own words.
For generations, Kaiser Permanente has led the way in delivering care that puts people first.
We’ve pioneered preventive care, closed health gaps, and embraced technology to improve care and outcomes.
That kind of innovation continues today and fuels our mission to bring health to many generations to come.