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Kaiser Permanente, partner in California vaccine effort, stumbles vaccinating its own Bernard J. Wolfson © (Dan Stepenosky) Dan Stepenosky of Calabasas is inoculated with a Pfizer vaccine as part of a study at Kaiser Permanente in November. Kaiser is now a partner with the state in vaccinations and has gotten mixed reviews from some of its members. (Dan Stepenosky)
As managed-care giant Kaiser Permanente assumes a prominent role in California’s new COVID-19 vaccination strategy, it is drawing mixed reviews from members across the country for the way it has run its own vaccine program over the last two months.
Conversations with 10 Kaiser enrollees in five states Colorado, Washington, Virginia, Maryland and California revealed a common frustration: difficulty snagging an appointment. Many also described receiving sporadic and sometimes confusing information from the company, though some said Kaiser has been doing better recently.