For CEO Bernard Tyson, treating the dozens of populations that make up Kaiser Permanente’s 11.8 million members is not about ensuring equality of care. It’s about providing equity in care.
“We work on it every single day,” Tyson said. “There may be differences in how you think about delivering care to different populations. We have evolved from thinking it’s about equality of care as a measurement. I need to figure out what you need, as opposed to making sure you’re getting the same…
For CEO Bernard Tyson, treating the dozens of populations that make up Kaiser Permanente’s 11.8 million members is not about ensuring equality of care. It’s about providing equity in care.
“We work on it every single day,” Tyson said. “There may be differences in how you think about delivering care to different populations. We have evolved from thinking it’s about equality of care as a measurement. I need to figure out what you need, as opposed to making sure you’re getting the same…