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    Danelo R Canete, MD

    4.7 (3 reviews)

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    Hawaii Vein Center - Ultrasound machine

    Hawaii Vein Center

    4.9(12 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Excellent doctors, explained everything and technicians were friendly and provided professional…read moreservice. They were extremely thorough in the testing that was done to assess my current heart and circulation. Definitely a great experience!

    On Small Business Saturday, I met Nurse Joan. She was sweet and friendly, so…read more.. I allowed her to look at my legs...Haha! Yes, she was a stranger! And then, she even touched my legs! LOL! She was assessing me for varicose veins! I didn't think I had "diseased veins" because they weren't bulging out of my calves. However, using an ultrasound machine, the width of the veins can be measured. If the veins are too wide, the valves are unable to pump the blood back up to the heart from the lower extremities. I went to Nurse Joan's office in Waipahu. She works with Doctor Danelo Canete at the Hawaii Vein Center. It's a clean, tidy clinic with free parking in the front. I like the cute decor in the waiting area and the convenient water dispenser...Haha! The ultrasound technician was very professional and knowledgeable. He told me that the veins in question are superficial and other veins can be used in the future if needed for heart bypass. So, if we close off the diseased veins, other veins can take over...no problem. Hmmm...I'm still thinking about this procedure. If I do it now, I can prevent bulging veins, have less cramping, and feel more energetic. I didn't realize that my legs were tired due to varicose veins. I thought I was just walking and standing too much! LOL! I'll be back for further assessment!

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    Queen's Heart Physician Practice

    Queen's Heart Physician Practice

    3.3(4 reviews)
    11.7 miDowntown

    Queens heart institute physicians office is in suite 601 whereas Queens Heart Institute is in suite…read more610. First visit with new cardiologist Dr Luke Lam. Check in was quick, parking was validated and I was taken back to a room for vital signs within 5 minutes.

    The Queen's Medical Center is Honolulu's level 1 trauma care center and the largest hospital group…read morein the state so you would expect their Heart Physician Practice in the Queen's Physicians Office Building III to also be the largest cardiology practice. Besides inpatient services at POB III they also provide services at Queen's-West Oahu, their Healthcare Centers on the Neighbor Islands, and outpatient cardiology. They share a remodeled check in and waiting area with the Geriatric Practice. When you are called a nurse will greet you, go over your current medication list, weigh you, and take vitals. You will then be assigned a room, probably by an APRN who will gather or provide more specific information for your visit. The physicians here work closely with their own dedicated APRNs. There may also be someone undergoing clinical CVD training shadowing the physician. I am very comfortable with how they work together as a team. When you and your physician are done the APRN or RN will walk you to an area where you will make your next appointment and receive a summary of your visit. Someone will direct you to the exit area which is in a different area from the reception waiting area. This is an extremely busy practice and despite the apparent size they have to cram in their staff wherever there is space. I've found the physicians and APRNs are always patient and engaged, and helpful in clearly explaining options and procedures. Count me satisfied and happy.

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