Appointment for xray in Waipahu…read more.. I wasn't able to find the entrance to Hawaii Diagnostic Radiology... I walked all the way around the building. It's a separate entrance in the parking lot... Do not try the entrance with the elevator. Staff were very friendly, patient, and efficient. Waiting area was clean, and had good air-conditioning, and comfy chairs. Thank you for your service! This was a convenient location... instead of driving through traffic to Honolulu!

First time here and was easy to find with alot of parking in lot…read more Upon entering you go through two sets of double sliding doors. Waiting area is small and very cold !! For that matter the whole place is COLD !!. Exam room was comfortable and tech was professional. In and out within a half hour for ultrasound. Liked it here and would go back again.

Waiting was quick…read more The front helped me right away and greeted me soon as I walked in. Doctor saw me pretty quickly after checking in with the nurse. The office is clean and neat. Overall quality time and care was pretty great and I'd definitely come back to this urgent care location again.

The doctor is super nice, very cheerful, caring, and happy, he listened to our concerns and…read moreimmediately took us to the exam room. The medical assistants were great with my child, especially when doing the swab test.

I was told to go here by my worker's comp doctor for my ankle. It's basically on the corner of…read moreWaipahu Depot Road behind the old American Savings Bank and Times. Walking into this place is like a time warp to the 70's early 80's, The building is very outdated and so is the inside. There's one receptionist out front and two swing doors (sort of out of a Western saloon) that block the inside x-ray rooms. Everyone in the office, sans the old local Japanese guy with a mullet and big Mr. T-chain on his neck with his son that looked like his twin (with a chain too!), was fresh off the boat immigrants. No problem...until I realize they all were getting chest x-rays. Ewww, they all possibly have TB. I wanted to take a shower in rubbing alcohol. After waiting one hour in that tiny god forsaken "waiting room" I go in the back and get my x-ray taken by "Neil Abercromie's brother". He even tells me taking an ankle xray, or anything else apparantly other than chest xrays is a rarity for him. What is this? The Lanakila TB Center?! Germ central. I got the heck out of there fast. Hopefully I don't die of coughing out blood soon.

Soooo terrible. They made us wait more than an hour, while the radiologist keeps on talking,…read moretalking, talking to the owner. Cause of a long wait the patients started to use the barhroom which so happens to be inside the xray room. When we asked what's taking so long, The radilogistl got mad and in a loud voice said that everbody keeps using the bathroom. Why is the bathroom inside the x-ray room in the first place? Definitely not recommendable.

Queen's West POB location:…read more - Free parking - Clean We've had great experiences with Dr. Bruce Chen and the office staff. Great bedside manners. The staff at sweet success is also friendly and knowledgeable. Referred here twice by 2 different providers. We definitely recommend it here over Kapiolani's fetal diagnostics. They allow you to take pictures or video of the monitor during your visit. Also, they send you a link for the ultrasound images for your viewing. You can't do this at Kapiolani and will only get a long printout to take home that's only black and white. The wait time is also much shorter than Kapiolani. The only drawback is after covid, children are not allowed to the visit.

Been here 3 times this pregnancy. Each time waited over 45 mins. It's 11:48am, my appt was 11am. If…read moreyou don't mind just sitting around and waiting....this is the place for you. This place is a joke.

HPN rocks! They really take care of their patient's from start to finish. From the front desk to…read morewhatever you are there for, you will have the utmost care from them. I HIGHLY recommend HPN! Shout out to JE! Trav

Great doctors that make you feel comfortable. Office staff is friendly and helpful. Did a sleep…read morestudy and techs were knowledgeable and made sure I was comfortable throughout the night.

Just wanted to mention the Doctors and Nurses are really taking cared my mom in the Hospital. The…read moreaccounting department also told me if I need anything...let them know. Aloha, Derek

This is for Queens West Gastro anthology department. They are truly probably one of the worst…read moreexperience I've ever had. I was doing. I was a patient there for 10 years seeing a wonderful G.I. doctor, but she left the practice . am extremely disappointed with my experience at Queens West Gastroenterology. I came to this clinic for help with serious GI issues and ultimately underwent gallbladder surgery. Unfortunately, I did not feel adequately informed or supported before or after the procedure. The most concerning issue was the lack of continuity of care. While I was still recovering from surgery and dealing with significant ongoing symptoms, I was left without a clear plan for follow-up GI care. A patient should not feel abandoned in the middle of recovery from a procedure that was initiated through this clinic. Communication was also a major problem. Important information was not clearly provided, expectations were not properly explained, and resolving concerns became unnecessarily difficult. Instead of feeling like I had a medical team working with me, I felt like I had to fight to be heard.

I use the VA facility here. It's on 5F and there is a security guard there to keep things in…read moreorder. Ample seating, a Television on the wall so everyone can see / hear it. The front staff are super friendly and the nurses & doctors are also SUPER at what they do. I believe there is also a Psychologist there. Ample parking and SAFE. Close for us people on the West side of the Island. Worth the change from the BIG VA hospital at Tripler. My doctor is so kind and compassionate that she is the, in my experience & opinion, the best the VA has to offer. Queens Medical Center, in buying this facility has done a LOT with it and there is even a coffee shop at the main entrance. Many handicap stalls and wild chickens running around to watch before your appointment. I highly recommend this hospital to anyone on the Leeward or North Shore over Wahiawa or other private hospitals. Thank you for reading this review. Mahalo nui loa my friends. ~Joey

152/365 Its a shame that this place had to close, especially…read moreconsidering that it was probably the major hospital on the west side and with a busy ER at that. The location was very convenient as if was just right down the road from my house. Its sad that people on the west side need to wait longer to be cared for, especially in an emergency situation where they have to travel longer to pali momi or kaiser. That much time they need to travel is that much crucial to life or death. The parking here was also good since it was an open lot and you dont have to pay for parking like the other hospitals. Hopefully someone buys this place soon because the west side is a fast growing city and it will need a main hospital.

Previously I was insured by Kaiser, but since changing jobs I had a gap in insurance, waiting for…read moremy new insurance to kick in. I am pregnant so I had to be seen. NO place on island agreed to see me for an ultrasound even though I was willing to pay My fiancé found out about this place and they were incredibly accommodating and only asked for a donation. The clinic is located beautifully and the staff blew me away with their friendliness. They took me in with a very warm welcome.. And even referred me to another clinic to get my twenty week anatomy done the same way. Keep up the great service and great deeds for helping the community!

This doctors office is located on the lower level of Filcom Center. It has ample parking on the…read moreupper level and an elevator to go downstairs. I love that this is close to home, and if one doctor is out of the office, another doctor will tend to you. We first saw Dr. Raymond Salazar as a referral from a friend. He appears to be young, but still smart, caring, and good bedside manner. Later we find out he is only at this location once a week. We've seen Dr. Sneider and Dr. Layugan and have enjoyed their services as well. My toddler seems to like Dr. Layugan a lot as she resembles one of her aunties, and is easy to talk to regarding any of her medical conditions.

This place is for those who need help with their substance abuse. COVID was difficult for a lot of…read morepeople in all sort of ways. Those who struggle with substances definitely felt the "squeeze" and HM is there to help. If you have teens, they also have a program to help them with their substance abuse and their vaping addiction. I know a lot of teens are addicted to nicotine because of vaping and the flavors and tricks. I hate how marketing focuses on our youth. HM is there to help your kids and the great ting about this is that the state pays for this service. You don't have to worry about personally paying. I pray our youth get the help they need and break free from all their addictions.

Due to my health, I need blood work done once a month or every other month. When I was young and…read morehealthy enough to donate blood, even the blood bank needed to poke me several times before they could find my vein. For some reason, they would always say my vein moved -- like it had legs and walked away on them! I was usually in pain because the needles are not small. Even when I go to the ER, both of my arms usually end up with 4 pokes total -- 2 in each arm. They try 3 times and then call another nurse. This is the story of my small, sneaky veins. lol It is very rare for anyone to get blood from my vein on the first try. I always ask for butterfly needles. That is, until I started going to DSL. I have had several blood draws there and they have never missed. I usually get Norma, who is very professional and caring. She knows my veins are small, but she has never once missed. When I was with Kaiser, 2 nurses missed my vein, so they had to call an anesthesiologist with ultrasound equipment just to locate it. After 4 pokes, they needed to call in a specialist. lol Several times I went to DSL when I was very cold, and I know that when your body is cold, your veins are even harder to find. Even then, they never missed. I would like to recognize the technicians, especially Norma, for always getting my vein on the first try. To put it in perspective -- Kaiser hospital nurses missed 4 times and had to call an anesthesia technician to come withdraw blood and place my IV, meaning 5 needle pokes total. With Norma, it is just one poke. DSL will always be my go-to lab for blood work. This message is for upper management: without Norma and the other technicians there, I would not continue going to that DSL location. Because they do a fabulous job and only need to poke me once, I will always choose that location. Please make sure they are recognized and appreciated for their outstanding work.

I can't comprehend the low ratings for this Lab. I've come here more than a handful of times and…read moreI've never received bad service by the Staff. If possible, I would advise going later in the day, more towards the 3-4pm slot just because the Kupuna tend to be there first thing in the morning so you may have to wait a while. If it is busy, don't forget to pull a number and just chill outside if you can't find a seat, but pay attention to the sign so you don't miss your turn. Phlebotomist are very thorough with your information and always double or triple checks the reason for your visit. Drawing blood has always been less than a 5min visit. They are close on Sundays so if fasting, keep that in mind :)