Kaiser Permanente blasted by lawmakers for skipping mental health hearing
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Kaiser Permanente blasted by lawmakers for skipping mental health hearing
File photo: A Kaiser Permanente facility in Anaheim. (Reuters/Mike Blake) Mia Bonta held the two-page letter in front of her. From her perch at the helm of the Assembly health committee Tuesday afternoon, she read an excerpt from the note, which a Kaiser Permanente leader had sent that day declining her invitation to participate in an informational hearing about the health care giant’s behavioral health services. “I have to say, I’m supremely di…
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