Notary at Kaiser Permanente in Los Angeles: ER, ICU and Every Unit

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By Mar Vista Cheap Mobile Notary, commissioned California notaries public · Updated November 6, 2026 · Sources: California Notary Public Handbook (Secretary of State, 2026), Civil Code § 1185, Probate Code § 4674, Probate Code § 4121

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Kaiser medical centers we come to

Medical center	Address
West Los Angeles	6041 Cadillac Avenue, Los Angeles
Los Angeles (Sunset)	4867 West Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles
Woodland Hills	5601 De Soto Avenue, Woodland Hills
Panorama City	13652 Cantara Street, Panorama City
South Bay	25825 South Vermont Avenue, Harbor City
Downey	9333 Imperial Highway, Downey
Baldwin Park	1011 Baldwin Park Boulevard, Baldwin Park

We also come to Kaiser patients who have been moved to skilled nursing, rehab or hospice, and to patients recovering at home.

What to have ready

• The patient’s name, the medical center, the unit (ER, ICU or floor) and the room or bed, and whether they might be moved
• The patient’s ID: a California driver’s license or ID card, a passport, or another acceptable ID. A hospital wristband or Kaiser member card isn’t ID
• If there’s no acceptable ID, two credible witnesses who know the patient and aren’t named in the document
• The documents printed with every blank filled in, or emailed to us to print
• Witnesses, if the document needs them. Hospital staff usually can’t act as witnesses, but we can bring them for an additional fee

For the full step-by-step, see how a hospital notarization works.

What Kaiser patients and families usually sign

• Durable powers of attorney, so a family member can pay bills and manage accounts
• Advance health care directives naming who makes medical decisions
• Trust documents and deeds
• Employer, disability, insurance and bank forms that have a notary section

Independent of Kaiser

Common questions

Can a notary come to the Kaiser emergency room?

Yes. We notarize in the emergency department, including for patients in hallway beds or waiting to be admitted. Call us rather than booking online so we can move quickly.

Does Kaiser have a notary on staff?

Not one families can count on. Most book a mobile notary so the signing happens when the patient is alert and ready, day or night.

Is a Kaiser member card acceptable ID?

No. The patient needs an acceptable government ID, or two credible witnesses who personally know them.

How fast can you get to a Kaiser hospital?

Often within a few hours, and sometimes within the hour at Kaiser West LA. We’re available 24/7, including nights and holidays.