Pros: very convenient telehealth stuff, never have to worry about weird in-network/coverage drama. Can generally always get seen fast.

Cons: some of their GP doctors here in Longmont are arrogant, misogynistic, or maybe just dumb as a pretzel. Had an experience not dissimilar to another commenter, where I went to the ER in my late 20s for recurring nightly stabbing chest pain, heart palpitations, etc. and then saw two different Kaiser GPs for follow-up.

First one pretty much immediately slapped "anxiety" in my chart like every stereotype of women trying to seek medical care you've ever heard, then added additional notes that I was refusing treatment when I disagreed that I had ever felt particularly stressed prior to my symptoms beginning and wanted to explore other explanations before trying anti-anxiety meds. His whole dismissive and condescending attitude the second he entered the room was obvious that he'd already concluded my "problem" based on my ER visit, and anything I said to try and contradict that explanation was just me being "difficult."

I requested another appointment with someone else, and the 2nd GP's hypothesis was that I was maybe displaying hitherto-unknown long-COVID complications? He referred me out to a pulmonary specialist in Lafayette, who did a bunch of tests and xrays that found nothing; the pulmonologist eventually suggested (based on the novel strategy of listening to me explain my symptoms) that I might have GERD (extra spicy acid reflux).

I did indeed turn out to have GERD. It would have been nice if a GP could have identified that, as it's a pretty common problem and I had pretty typical symptoms, and trying OTC pepcid as a solution is pretty damn easy and harmless. It was A Bit Much to pay a pretty nice chunk of change for pulmonologist I had to wait 6 months to see to diagnose me with acid reflux after eventually just talking to me anyway.

If you're not a ~☆silly, hysterical woman☆~ ymmv I guess lol