We’re ready to fight for health care workers, patients, and justice. This is your campaign hub for our latest actions.
Strike School Schedule:
The sessions are held virtually and are offered at different times to accommodate different schedules. All sessions cover the same content, and you may attend the one that fits your schedule best.
Unity Gathering: Forgotten at the Table:
Health care professionals united to protect patients and demand a fair contract
Join us as we expose Kaiser Permanente’s unsafe staffing and the harm it causes to our community.
393 Walnut Street, Pasadena, CA
Corner of Los Robles and Walnut
Date: Saturday, January 24, 2026
Time: 5 PM – 7 PM
Register at Memberlink.
The report describes worsening safety risks, staff burnout, and longer waits for appointments and services at Kaiser even as health plan premium rates continue to rise. These conditions persist alongside $7.9 billion in net income across the first three quarters of 2025 and a $66 billion dollar surplus for Kaiser, levels outside analysts have described as extraordinary for a nonprofit health care system.
In addition to patient care concerns, the report examines Kaiser’s investment activity, including ties to private prisons, ICE detention centers, fracking, predatory lending, and other ventures that conflict with its health care mission and raise urgent ethical questions for a tax-favored nonprofit.
Visit our Invest in Patient Care page to read the report https://unacuhcp.org/caregivers/
Do you have questions about the upcoming strike? Read the Strike FAQ.
The recording of our Kaiser National Briefing on Jan. 15 is available on MemberLink: Watch Jan. 15 Recording.
Unity Gathering: Forgotten at the Table:
Health care professionals united to protect patients and demand a fair contract
Join us as we expose Kaiser Permanente’s unsafe staffing and the harm it causes to our community.
393 Walnut Street, Pasadena, CA
Corner of Los Robles and Walnut
Date: Saturday, January 24, 2026
Time: 5 PM – 7 PM
The report documents growing safety risks, staff burnout, and longer wait times for Kaiser patients—even as premiums rise and the system reports extraordinary financial gains, including $7.9 billion in net income through the first three quarters of 2025 and a $66 billion surplus.
It also examines Kaiser’s investment practices, highlighting ties to private prisons, ICE detention centers, fracking, predatory lending, and other ventures that conflict with its health care mission and raise serious ethical concerns for a tax-favored nonprofit.
Visit our Invest in Patient Care page to read the report: https://unacuhcp.org/caregivers/
Our strike begins Monday, Jan. 26 at 7:00 AM PT. Register at unacuhcp.org/Strike
