Eugene Y. Rhee, MD, MBA

Kaiser Permanente

Del Mar, California

Dr. Rhee is the Regional Coordinating Chief of Urology at Kaiser Permanente in Del Mar, California, as well as the National Chair of the Kaiser Permanente Interregional Urology Chiefs’ Group and the Assistant Medical Director for the Business Line for Kaiser Permanente San Diego. He is also Chair-Elect of the American Urological Association’s (AUA) Public Policy Council. He has been a member of the AUA since 1996, and is a graduate of the AUA Leadership Program. He has held numerous positions within the organization, including Co-Chair of the AUA Telemedicine Taskforce, Chair of the Taskforce on U.S. Pharmacopeia, and Chair of the AUA Western Section Health Policy Committee. He is also a member of the AUA Legislative Affairs Committee, the AUA State Advocacy Committee, the AUA Electronic Health Records Workgroup, and the AUA Work Force Workgroup. He has also held leadership positions on the AUA Western Section Board of Directors, was the inaugural health policy section editor for the AUA’s Urology Practice Journal, and held the honor of AUA Gallagher Health Policy Scholar. Dr. Rhee’s research interests include incontinence, urologic reconstruction and sexual medicine, and minimally invasive techniques for benign prostatic hyperplasia.

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Talks by Eugene Y. Rhee, MD, MBA

Panel Discussion on Integration of Stakeholders in Healthcare: The Kaiser Permanente Experience

Posted by Eugene Y. Rhee, MD, MBA | May 2020

Eugene Y. Rhee, MD, MBA, Regional Coordinating Chief of Urology at Kaiser Permanente in Southern California (KPSCAL) discusses the Kaiser Permanente model and how doctors, hospitals, and health plans work together on coordinated care. Focusing on San Diego, he notes several unique geographic factors that make the city an island in terms of care and which have led to a long history of risk-sharing between medical groups. Dr. Rhee goes on to demonstrate their shared decision-making model for prostate cancer biomarkers and explains how they decide when to deploy fusion MRI for prostate biopsy. He also notes that the 13 medical centers in the KPSCAL region rotate their fusion MRI machine, making coordination and cooperation among physicians paramount.

Eugene Y. Rhee, MD, MBA

Kaiser Permanente

Del Mar, California

Talks by Eugene Y. Rhee, MD, MBA

Panel Discussion on Integration of Stakeholders in Healthcare: The Kaiser Permanente Experience

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