I had such a wonderful experience with Dr. Aki was absolutely amazing--professional, knowledgeable,…read moreand genuinely caring throughout my experience. He took the time to explain everything and made me feel comfortable and well taken care of. The staff was also incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful from the moment I walked through the door. You can really tell that they care about their patients and creating a positive experience.

Medical care in Ewa Beach, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. No matter how many times I've tried to change the address, somehow, the business page always reverts back to Waianae. I give up. I know that Dr. Aki has other offices, including one in Honolulu... I may as well start a new business page for Dr. Robert Aki, DPM... podiatrist... at the Queen's Physicians Office Building. He shares Room 302 with other physicians. I've brought my cousin here several times. I should be Duchess of this business, but Waianae is too far from Ewa Beach to check in. Dr. Aki is efficient, cheerful, and friendly. He chats with the patient to distract him. LOL! My cousin said it's painful, but... I don't see any blood, so it can't be that bad... hahaha! The staff are really nice, too. Parking is free! Restroom is convenient. I wish the air conditioning was stronger. There aren't many chairs in the waiting room, but that's ok... I can sit in the hallway with other people where there's more breathing room!

The newest location for the Plaza of Assisting Living. This location is right across the pearl city…read moreshopping center by Ross. They have guest parking by the entrance, along on the other side down the hill. Came here for a church function & was able to come and check out the place. It was very nice, clean and roomie place. They have complimentary coffee, juice & water by the front desk. Big fish tank and a pool room for the members & visitors to enjoy. On the same hall way you have a small library room, gym room, salon & a little movie theater as well. Basically, the first floor consist of many activities for everyone who are living there to enjoy. Staff are friendly and welcoming. The maintenance of this Plaza is spot on with soft music and very non slipped floors.

This place is so much more than assisted living. We visit my mother-in-law weekly and the staff…read morealways make us feel welcome. When we walk in, they greet us warmly and they know who we are coming to visit every time. My mother-in-law is very happy here. She loves to play bingo and talk story with the other residents. She even has family and friends that live here. She loves the food and the care that the staff gives her. We would highly recommend this location, we have visited the other locations and Pearl City has the friendliest staff.

Kidney specialist. I Love, Dr. Tan. She is kind and explains everything in layman's terms so I can…read moreunderstand lol I've never had a problem coming to this office always friendly, cheerful staff and the doctors, friendly and cheerful what more could a patient ask for! Thank you, Dr. Tan and her friendly, competent office staff .

Long wait. They said the wait is 45 minutes. They made my father wait for more than 2 hours. My dad…read morewas just discharged from the hospital and this wait for a weak person is not acceptable! We left without being serviced. Poor customer service!!

Adult Day Care right in the heart of Aiea! Services offered…read moreinclude: Assistance with ADLs, medication management, vital signs, laundry, and showers. Staff are all trained well and certified. Caregiver support programs and classes available for the public and community. Varies month to month, not free.

To clarify, this is about a free seminar they provided, not the care facility…read more November is National Alzheimer's Awareness Month and there's nothing better than learning something new. Especially helpful if the topic involves someone you know. Thank you for coordinating the speakers and the two different rooms for concurrent sessions. I appreciate the information on diagnosing dementia, warning signs, brain games, risk factors about Alzheimer's Disease, and most importantly, caregiving for someone with dementia.

Hawaii's Best Adult Day Care Service Center! Thank you Angelica and Rochelle and support staff for…read moreyour excellent service for our mom. They are all nice and supportive. They have high level of care. A mobile dentist comes by this daycare to clean our mom's teeth. They do many activities there to keep our mom engaged, such as playing music, singing, painting, etc. They also go all out with great decorations during holiday events, such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, Mother's day, etc. It's great that they are open everyday including Saturday and Sunday and even most holidays. I highly recommend Aged to Perfection. This is a great place.

My aunt is in hospice care. It is a clean well kept facility. They have a seemingly full activity…read morecalender including various faith services. In the beginning she didn't get the care she was recommended with staff telling my cousin it was because they were understaffed. It got better but that disturbed me. We brought lunch which my aunt enjoyed tremendously. Apparently the food is bland and tasteless because they must serve healthy food. What we don't like: It is very noisy there which makes conversations difficult with older people. There is the car wash across the street with constant white noise, across the street is a 2 story commercial space and an alarm went off for nearly 1 hour! It was like torture at Guantanamo. They also play music over the loudspeakers in this patio where visitors and residents hang out. A few brought out their personal boom boxes and played music loudly. All I'm saying is hearing comprehension and hearing in general is harder for older people. They often have weakened vocal chords too so shouting and repeating oneself for 1 hour is exhausting. If it wasn't for noise level I'd give it a 4 stars and recommended it warmly for family.

Just a warning this review is probably going to be all over the place. Just trying to get…read morewhatever thoughts out as I can. There is a short term wing and a long term wing. My grandma had stayed in both at different times. Short term was for when she had surgery and needed rehab/after care. The most recent stay, she was in long term. I had been choosing ignorance and avoidance so I really didnt know what that meant. My grandma did have a roommate and it seemed she had been there for quite some time. A word slipped from a conversation with my dad and it was "hospice". I immediately lost it and started looking more into the reviews. I wasn't happy with reading others reviews but it gave me a better idea of what to expect. As Michael mentioned, this facility can cater to all their needs including near end of life *tear*. At that point I probably started my grieving process. Visiting this facility there was always a cloud over my head. There were some things that made it easier knowing she was here. There were trained nurses to cater to her. No smoking allowed. The potential to engage in activities and seeing others. Healthy meals were planned and prepared. So it's not all bad, just the stigma attached I guess. Check in station: table with sanitizer and disposable masks provided. Kiosk to enter your name & phone number. Info is saved for check out and future visits. Daily activities: there is a calendar posted with the daily activities for the month. Times are listed next to the activity and there were multiple activities daily. Karaoke, movie, bracelet making, casino... I wish I could say we enjoyed these activities but unfortunately I could never get gram in the mood to participate. But I appreciated it was an available option. Common area: spacious. Ample seating. Cable TV. Food: patients are able to choose their foods for the week. A menu is sent out and they just circle their choices. I've seen foods like baked chicken, poi, pork & eggplant, Mash potatoes, tea, milk... definitely good food choices. I'm sure there are tiered menus varying by price of meal plan. Unsure if there is a laundry service. As far as I know laundry is done by family members at home and brought back. I can see how this minimizes mix up with the many patients clothing. There is a salon on property. I'll need to dig around in my photos to see if I caught a menu. Unsure of pricing/services offered. Everything I am going to mention is just what I've seen and in no way accusatory... I don't think the facility is able to strap patients to their beds. With that being said, I was told that my grandmother fell out of her bed. I have tried to look around the bed for a call button but could never find one. I've asked my grandmother about it but her memory wasn't the best while she stayed here. Another thing I noticed during my visits was a woman across the hall yelling for help. One instance where a nurse tried to tend to her I did hear a lot of bickering about non sense completely unrelated to the issue she originally complained about. So I'm sure there's a lot of "the boy who cried wolf" cases. With everything that needs to be done with all the patients in the facility I'm sure it's not an easy task to tend to everyone when they call. It just was a bit concerning that I couldn't find a call button and in order to get assistance you'd need to yell out for someone. I believe if you go into the facility with a plan and ensure that the staff is on board with those plans, it could definitely help put family members at ease. In the future hopefully I have a clearer understanding of how to deal with situations like this and I hope others would prepare accordingly as well. There's lots of situations that are out of our hands and almost impossible to prepare for so my view on this facility is going to be neutral. Ultimately the fall did have an impact, but I wouldn't say that was the direct cause. There are areas of improvement, as always. And I hope that they can make some changes for the better. Anyone grieving can place blame on anything but I'm trying not to go down that rabbit hole for my sanity. There's a series of events that all lead up to one point and I'll leave it at that. My grandma did speak kindly about a couple of the nurses that tended to her. One would even bring her drinks and snacks from the vending machine down the hall. I'm sure that makes a world of difference to brighten patients days. I've heard no bad things about this facility and I haven't had any negative experiences myself while visiting.

My husband was diagnosed with stage four cancer in January. Navian hospice came after the news and…read moresupported me for three months until my Randy died. I had no idea how these companies worked and was somewhat uncomfortable at the thought of strangers coming into my house at the worst time of my life. They changed my life. They supported me 100% throughout the end of his life. I don't know how I would've managed without them now. This weekend part of the goodness of their hearts they put on a memorial at Calvary by the sea Lutheran Church. I cannot say enough about this company. They are still supportive and I thank God he blessed for him and I with their goodness and support.

Outstanding care givers from communication to the physician and everyone in between. We are so…read moregrateful.

Not only does Ilima enrich the lives of their residents but they also SAVE lives. My 99 year old…read moremother was triaged to the Emergency room when staff intervened. It was housekeeping that noticed mom was not looking well, it was the competent nurses (thank you, Michelle) that monitored her carefully then called for the ambulance. Because of ILIMA, mom may now celebrate her 100th. Ilima SAVES lives.

To the Staff of Ilima at Leihano:…read more We are so impressed with the level of service my parents receive at Ilima at Leihano. The love and care they provide is laced with compassion and grace and it is comforting to know that our mom and dad are well taken care of. The staff is skilled and caring, sensitive to the needs of the family members as well as residents. The wonderful staff at Ilima at Leihano made a difficult transition easier for my parents. We are indeed, blessed to have found such an outstanding home for our parents!