Kaiser Permanente receives 5 out of 5 stars for overall quality of care from the Office of the Patient Advocate and Covered California.
The Office of the Patient Advocate also gave our plans 5 out 5 stars for mental health care in its 2024-25 Health Care Quality Report Card.
In California, 2 new ratings affirm that no health plan tops Kaiser Permanente when it comes to providing high-quality care and personalized service.
California’s Office of the Patient Advocate and Covered California gave us their highest possible ratings for overall quality of care in their latest reports.
The Office of the Patient Advocate recently released its 2024-25 Health Care Quality Report Card for commercial health plans. The report card provides side-by-side comparisons of the 16 largest health plans.
The office’s mission is to improve health care quality in California and help people make informed choices by publicly reporting data.
Covered California recently posted 2025 star ratings on its website. (See note below about rating system.) Covered California is the state’s health benefit exchange.
“These honors reflect the exceptional care and service our teams provide to members,” said Janet A. Liang, executive vice president, group president, and chief operating officer, care delivery, for Kaiser Permanente. “We are proud that more than 9 million Californians trust Kaiser Permanente with their health and well-being.”
Note: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) scores qualified health plans offered through the Exchanges using the Quality Rating System based on third-party validated clinical measure data and Qualified Health Plan Enrollee Survey responses. CMS calculates ratings yearly on a 5-star scale. Ratings may change from year to year.