800-556-7677 / 8005567677

this is a SCAM and does not belong to Kasier, verified by kaiser customer service rep that I spoke to. DO NOT CALL AND GIVE THEM ANY INFORMATION .

Called the number but they could not help. I am not a KP member.Please do not reply to this message.This e-mail message was sent from a notification-only address that cannot accept incoming e-mail. Please add kpautoresponse@kp.org to your address book so that future e-mail notices from kp.org are delivered to your inbox (not your spam or bulk folders).Kaiser Permanente logoPhoto of people walkingDear John,We're confirming that you visited kp.org to reset your password.If you did, you don't need to do anything. If you didn't, please contact us at 1-800-556-7677 (toll free).Our business hours, except on major holidays, are: Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Pacific Time Saturday and Sunday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Pacific TimeYour security is important — this email is an additional step we take to protect your personal information.Thanks for using kp.org. Has anything changed? Moved? Changed your email address or phone number?Take a few minutes to update your kp.org profile, and while you're there, choose a newsletter or two to get tips and inspiration on living healthier.Important: Do not attempt to access emergency or urgent care through this email. If you think you or your family member has a medical or psychiatric emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital. If you or your family member has an urgent symptom, or you want to speak with a nurse, please call the local Kaiser Permanente facility.

Called the number too, and after 30 minutes on hold they said there shouldn't be any concerns if you are not a member. What a joke.

Same issue John had:Password reset email from Kaiser (not a current member)Called Kaiser to let them know someone may have hacked their website.Offered to do an IP trace or to forward the email, but they do not seem interested.If this happened to you please leave a comment, so Kaiser will be forced to address this.

I received the same email as above and I'm not a Kaiser member.

2/15/2015, got this email supposedly from Kaiser; I checked my Kaiser profile and my number is not changed. Googled the phone number and found this webpage. I'm not going to call the number as I suspect they are simply collecting "live" phone numbers to sell.Hello, Deborah,Our records show that you changed your mobile number for texts or daytime or evening phone number on kp.org.If you did not make this request, please contact us at 1-800-556-7677 (toll free). Your security is important — this email is an additional step we take to protect your personal information.Our business hours, except on major holidays, are: Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Pacific Time Saturday and Sunday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Pacific TimeThank you for using kp.org.

This is a LEGITIMATE number for Kaiser Permanente Health Insurance plan. It is the information line for questions.

Had the same experience and have been doing some research online to make sure that the number and contact was actually legitimate. They told me it was a system error and that it does happen on occasion

Be careful, my daughter had the same email, she called the number and they said that someone tried to open an account under her name recently, they asked for her address to send a password, she did this without my authorization.

Glad to know its a Kaiser-Permanente blind number at least. I am a member and they do use a ton of these sorts of blind/no answer. I've told them not to call me from blind numbers--deer in the headlights. I hope this helps them understand they need to correct this practice.Thanks,