South San Francisco Kaiser Anesthesiologist Honored for Service Work

Bay Area non-profit Operation Access has recognized Daniel Kong, MD, for his service work with South San Francisco Kaiser, according to a South San Francisco Patch report.

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Dr. Kong has attended at least 15 surgical sessions over the past 11 years for low-income, uninsured patients. His efforts will be recognized at the Operation Access Spirit and Legacy Awards. The awards are given to those who are flexible, reliable, responsive and work to improve the Operation Access Program, according to the report.

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