Kaiser Permanente in Northern California Recognized by National Group for High-Quality Primary Care

National accreditation and highest level of recognition for Patient-Centered Medical Homes

Lamorinda Seniors: Do You Need Medicare Part B?

Most are eligible at 65, but it does get confusing. Read the facts here ...

East Bay's Only Triathlon Series Begins Its 28th Season

Sign-ups are underway, and the first event is June 20. Perfect for first-timers, too!

New Liver Transplant Outpatient Clinic To Open In East Bay

The facility, run by John Muir Health and UCSF, is aimed at those awaiting transplants and in need of clinical services.

$5M Grant To Help Improve East Bay Children's Development

Thomas J. Long Foundation of Walnut Creek gave the award to First 5 Contra Costa and First 5 Alameda County.

Join Diablo Valley Oncology: Pints for Prostates

Have a cold beer to help raise awareness of prostate cancer. It could save your life!

The 2,710 Calorie Meal: Where To Find It Around Lamorinda

If you’re watching your weight, there are a few regional restaurant entrees you may want to avoid.

Raise the California Smoking Age to 21?

The California Legislature is trying to snuff out smoking by targeting the age group where most smoking begins.

Let's Erase Negative Stigma Associated with Mental Illness

An East Bay psychotherapist says society's negative view of mental illness impacts the treatment that patients and families receive.

7th annual Lamorinda Senior Health Faire

7th annual Lamorinda Senior Health Faire Tuesday, June 2nd 1:00-4:00pm at the Hacienda de las Flores in Moraga

Looking For An Independence Day Run In East Bay?

Sign-ups are underway for the annual July 4th "Run San Ramon."

When Bug Bites And Stings Require E.R. Visit: What You Need To Know

"It’s important to pay attention to your symptoms,” says UC Davis dermatologist.

Why Men And Teens Refuse To Go To Therapy

Therapist addresses the male stereotype. "The Mask You Live In" video uses explicit words, but you need to hear what your son hears.

Kaiser Permanente Honors Cancer Survivors

Kaiser Permanente honors Cancer survivors with Celebrating Hope Event on June 6th

Congrats To Contra Costa Emergency Providers!

EMS was honored by the American Heart Association for timely treatment of heart attacks.

Donate Blood, Get a Free Tote

The totes will be distributed around Memorial Day as the Red Cross kicks off a campaign to keep donations high during summer vacation.

Lamorinda, Do You Need Help Understanding Your Medicare?

It can be confusing. Here's where to get free help.

100K Rode Bikes To Work Today Throughout Bay Area

Rain dampened numbers in some counties. Were you out there?

Watch Where You Walk, Lamorinda! Snakebite Season Is Here

Warm weather means more rattlesnakes out and about. Do you know how to avoid being bitten?

Alex's Lemonade Days - Host A Stand In Lamorinda!

Fighting childhood cancer one cup at a time. This could be a great "giving back" activity for you and your kids!

WATCH: Contra Costa Takes On Sugary Juices, Sports Drinks With 'Sugar Bites' TV Campaign

“We may not have beverage industry advertising budgets, but we have the science and the truth."

Stay Safe, Lamorinda: Everything You Need To Know In An Emergency Is Now A Tap Away

Red Cross launches powerful new app that gives info on first aid, disasters and how to stay in touch with loved ones.

Parents and Teens Need Access to Mental Health Care

A Bay Area psychotherapist describes just how how difficult that can be. And what we can do about it.

Saint Mary's College of California 5K: Support UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland

Charity, fun, run, St. Mary's, Saint Mary's College, children, hospital, support, donation

Lamorinda Parents: California's Mandatory Vaccine Bill Clears Hurdle

Following a measles outbreak, lawmakers are attempting to take away personal exemptions. What do you think?

Tests Inconclusive In Meningitis Case Reported At St. Mary's

Some 60 students, faculty and staff were treated with antibiotics as precaution.

Possible Case Of Meningitis Reported At St. Mary's College

Contra Costa County health officials are investigating.

Calif. Measles Outbreak is Over, State Says

“We are pleased this outbreak is over, but caution that measles can be reintroduced in California at any time..." health officials said Fri.

8th Annual 5K Run 4 Hunger

Come support the RUN-4-HUNGER 5K by running or walking in support of the Monument Crisis Center.

Spring Into Action, Lamorinda! Donate Blood With Red Cross

There are several drives coming up in Lafayette, Moraga and throughout Contra Costa County.

7 Surprising Things You Didn't Know About Kidney Disease

Did you know it kills more annually than prostate or breast cancer? That kidney stones are on the rise? Some foods can help ...

John Muir Health Celebrates National Donate Life Month

Raising the "Donate Life" flag are two hospital colleagues and friends - one of whom donated a kidney to the other!

State Records Second-Highest Year Of West Nile Virus Cases

Drought may be contributing.

Devil Mountain Run

The East Bay's oldest running race returns to Danville Sunday, May 3

Free Community Lecture - Ergonomics for the Home: Work Smart, Play Smart & Don't Get Hurt!

Lafayette Physical Therapy, Inc. proudly presents the second of its 2015 Free Community Lecture Series!

Another Great Race With Great Cause Coming Up In East Bay

It's the inaugural Run for the Health of It Esophageal Cancer Awareness 5K Run/Walk in April.

Poop in a Bag: East Bay Native Documents Journey With an Ostomy From Surgery Through Half-Marathon Completion

The documentary featuring YouTube sensation Rebecca Zamolo screened this month in LA.

Health Officials Warn of Raw Milk's Risks After Bay Area Illnesses

Six Bay Area residents have recently fallen seriously ill from consuming raw milk, health state officials said.

Lafayette To Be Honored For Its Tough Secondhand Smoke Policies

The city is one of six in the county praised for its comprehensive laws protecting health.

Anti-Vaxxers to Blame for Disneyland Measles Outbreak, Report Concludes

The measles outbreak was able to spread far and wide because of the prevalence of unvaccinated people, researchers found.