It's hard to give a proper review, especially when you have more than one hand in the pot that is…read morehelping towards your overall recovery. From surgery, to follow-up visit, to their "Pro" Physical Therapy team, this is your one stop service provider you will ever need. It's been over two years since I visited this place for my knee recovery, but I am so glad to have had such a supportive team and helping me get back to walking again. What made it very easy to keep coming back was there out-of-pocket pricing. There was a point in my recovery where I had exhausted my coverage, but I was able to still continue my visits with an extremely low out-of-pocket cost. I'm not sure if the out-of-pocket cost was low because it was continuing my recovery with them or if that was their normal out-of-pocket cost, but it was somewhere around $8 to $15 a session. That is a deal in my opinion. If I ever needed to go to a recover center, this place would be my first go to!

Dr Kaminskas gave me a lot of opiods and told to go home and get used to it. I kept asking for an…read moreMRI so that I coul pursue surgery in the mainland. Apparently saying this is a kiss of death with doctors as they will think you have unhealthy thoughts as to doing it locally. It was Ego issues towards me not wanting local surgery. What ever it was, he did not take heed to my lack of bowel movements. He kept saying that I would eventually go and not to worry about it. Same answer all the time until I was, by his records, over three weeks due for a bowel movement. I was still trusting him at this point. He then said he would make sure I was taken care of by Castle Medical ER department. I was turned away from my first visit to the ER and his office said they need to schedule my surgery to save my life now. I waited at home for another 5 days calling his office every morning and afternoon wondering when I would be saved from a blocked Colon. That Friday they told me that the girl scheduling me went home and I would have to call back in three days on Monday. It was at this time that I called a friend to take me to Queens ER. I was septic checking in, as per the nurses observations. I lost so much muscle, 42 pounds as well as coordination and abilities. Completely rotting in the ICU for over two weeks while they performed five surgeries to save my life. I lost my colon. I now have a bag on my hip for life which really sucks! An obvious Malpractice. I took my case to the Medial Inquiry Conciliation Panel. This is a panel that protects doctors from frivolous cases. In all of the Attorneys quotes about them is that,'' they never rule in your favor even if it is blatant.'' The panel looked at my records and the medical expert witness said that, "Dr. Kaminskas was guilty on one piece of paper. It shows that he tested you with a constipation touch test against your stomach every time you visited. It also shows him prescribing you Opiods. If it was constipation that caused this, then he is guilty on this one paper only." A very easy case to solve. I reviewed over 500 attorneys even contacting some on the mainland. I could not get the money or the attorney so I handled my case all the way to 30 days before trial. I could not afford all the fees I was getting from the Doctors Insurance Defense attorneys whom lived up to their reputation of stopping legit cases with as much paper work and BS they can throw in the way. I will say that Dr. Kaminskas was sued every year during the time that I was chasing after my law suit to settle with him legally. I do think he is a great neurosurgeon but his office apparently can not handle his patients. I think this is where I fell through the cracks. My emergency should have been the most important business during that week alone. He left me for dead. I am lucky I saved myself from their BS process.

I booked an appointment for my sister and got a confirmation email. I went to the office today and…read morethe company isn't there anymore- if they have moved they haven't updated their website with a new address. It even still says the company name and room number on the screen in the lobby. I wish I had called ahead just to confirm but I thought it was all good due to the email confirmation. When I called today, that number was not in use anymore. It was just really disappointing because I drove over an hour into Honolulu for this appointment that was really needed.

Dr Quirk is efficient gentle thorough and gets the job done!!!! I am always please about how well…read morerun the office is!

My appointments and visits to medical professionals have increased in recent years and most of them…read morehave been at Hale Pawaa, Queen's POB I or POB II. But just recently, I had an appointment at POB III. Opened for business in 2006, POB is a 7-story building that is associated with Queen's Medical Center which hosts medical professionals and offers a range of medical services. POB III is located on S Beretania Street and just next door to Board of Water Supply. The building entrance to POB III parking structure is on Lauhala Street. Just like POB I and II parking structures, you grab a ticket as you enter and pay at one of the multiple kiosks on property. I found POB III to be more modern compared to I and II. It also conveniently has a pharmacy and a snack shop on property. Being this was my first visit, I was a little overwhelmed with the foot traffic but many signs are posted to direct you to your destination. I was very pleased and satisfied by the services provided to me from their Imaging unit. It was easily found after following the signage to go down the stairs to the basement. Remember to settle your parking ticket at one of the kiosks located on 1F in POB III. Just scan the barcode and pay via card. Was a little worried coming here for my appointment but glad to report it went smoothly and completed in less than an hour where I didn't incur any parking fees.

Queens POB III…read more.. Which stands for Queens Physicians Office Building 3 as there are a couple others up the hill this more prominent one sits on busy South Beretania just before you make the right turn to the main Queens Hospital. Parking entrance is on Lauhala Street and is very easy to navigate though they do have a drop off area as well just before the parking entrance for convenience as well for pick up and drop offs. It's not my first time here but have been here quite awhile back to visit a physician but on this visit was for their Imaging which is one floor down, as I arrived and got situated the staff there are all very nice and professional and validating my ticket is nice as it's all taken care of with out time limitation is nice so that there's no rush as exactly what I did was take a moment to explore the area as mom has a future appointment here as well know that it's very easy and convenient to get your sessions done. Thank you!

The majority of my medical appointments are at either Hale Pawa'a or Queen's Physicians Office…read moreBuilding but I've had several appointments at Kuakini Physicians Tower (KPT). KPT is located on the Ewa side of Kuakini Medical Center in the heart of Downtown Honolulu. It houses 11 floors of physicians and other medical professionals. I've been here a handful of times now where I find KPT convenient as it's near my home and work office. Each floor of the parking structure has the elevator to lead you to your destination. There's no need to exit the parking elevator and then walk over to the main tower as experienced at Queens POB. Although the building may seem a bit outdated, I find KPT to be clean and easy to navigate. Signs are posted to avoid getting lost or confused. Parking rates are posted and for my recent visit, my appointment was on schedule and didn't require the full hour so there was no charge. The parking structure is connected to KPT. Overall, I find KPT to be a great building for my medical appointments and it wouldn't be an issue for me if I had to return for another appointment here.

The physicians tower contains offices, as well as a parking garage on the lower floors…read more Being that it was my first time ever visiting the Kuakini campus, I did some research about parking on their website: www.kuakini.org Also, a map of the entire campus is provided so you can easily navigate your way around the property. NOTES: Covered/enclosed parking area is a plus. Stalls appear to be smaller than average; possibly compact stalls masquerading themselves as a normal/average stall. Maneuvering in the garage is challenging if you are passing a large vehicle. i.e.: I had to reverse twice after entering the garage to allow the vehicle exiting/coming down so we were able to pass each other properly. The first vehicle was a LARGE truck, while the second was a toyota camry. I drive a toyota corolla so trying to move past these vehicles was not too difficult when having the proper room to do so. There is a office directory near the elevator banks to help find the appropriate floor of the office/physician you are visiting. side NOTE: Parking with validation is $2.50. BOTTOM LINE: Convenient if visiting a physician in the tower, but use caution when driving and parking within the garage.

I've been seeing Dr. Tada for a few years and I wouldn't go anywhere else. I was experiencing…read moreterrible lower back pain. I had made the unfortunate mistake of having the fusion surgery for my lower lumbar hoping it would relief my pain. But it didn't. That's how I found my way to Dr. Tada. From day one he's been patient, understanding and thoughtful. He really listens to my concerns and has offered great advice. He's even referred me to a sleep specialist because my overall sleep directly impacted my health. He's never shied away from my million questions or list of ailments. But most importantly, I appreciate his honesty. He doesn't promise the moon but is willing to help find options that work best for me. And that is something that I wish more doctors would do. Thank you Dr. Tada and a special thank you to his wonderful staff.

DO NOT GO HERE! BEFORE you can make an consultation…read moreappointment, staff researches your insurance and your ability to pay. This can go on for up to 3 weeks. Staff very rude and downright mean...will stur up drama and lie to Doctor. Who probably couldn't care less about your pain or desire to be get help anyway. Spiteful staff called my emergency contact to cancel an appointment a month away....MY daughter became very alarmed that my doctor was calling her. She said she thought I died ( she lost her dad 6 months ago). She was in a job interview when "Emergency call from Danny at Dr Wangs" called her. Why are these people in this business! Shame on you, Dr Wang and Honolulu pain management clinic staff! SHAME ON YOU!

Dr Gesik is an excellent provider, but unfortunately the front office person is not an asset to the…read morepractice. She is very rude! I had 2 bad experiences with her on the phone.

We was referred by my daughter's pediatrician, Dr Russell Ogawa, to see Dr Ignacio for her knee…read moreinjury. The IMUA staff was very pleasant over the phone. They call me to make sure xrays and MRI were done or needed to reschedule my dtrs appt time. They were very persistent making sure I got the messages. When we got in, the staff greeted us with a smile and checked us in. Filled out paperworks amd turned it in. Literally sat in waiting room for 5 mins and we got called in. I was impressed knowing that Dr Ignacio is a busy woman (I researched her online and found out she participates/belongs in various groups). Dr Ignacio appears to be a very happy person. I mean she smiled the whole visit. I could tell it in her voice that this doctor is the one!! I love the way she dresses and presents herself. She was very professional and she assured my daughter that everything will be okay. Anyway to make a long story short, my daughter needs surgery. It broke my heart when my dtr cried because she is not able to cheer for 7-8mos. Dr Ignacio was apologetic in breaking the news to her but reassured her she will get back on her feet and resume her activities. Her MA, Johnna was also caring in helping us set up appts for preop and postop. When asked about fmla papers and workslip, Johnna said to bring it in or fax and she will get all paperwork filled out. If I had any questions, not to hesistate and call her. I really feel like we will be taken care of well here. I really recommend this place to anyone.

Went to see this guy for migraines. He suggested treatment with tox. After about 4 treatments I…read moredid not see any improvement and my symptoms actually became worse. When I told him I wanted to discontinue the tox treatments he became enraged and dismissed me from his practice. How dare I question him and not continue getting shots in my head that were putting $1,200 in his pocket but making me feel worse. This guy is very unprofessional and very rude.

Went to see Dr Singer for my IME. I waited 30+ mins to see the doctor even though I had an…read moreappointment. I Felt rushed once I got back there! He asked a few questions and did his tests and told me I was done after 3 tests. He left the door cracked while asking me personal questions and the door to the hall was open and the door to lobby to get to the rooms were open. Not friendly and no bedside manners which would help when dealing with extreme pain and discomfort. Staff wasn't friendly or helpful either.

Nurse Kaleb and Nurse Barb were the 2 most caring people I have met in a long time. The rest of the…read morestaff were also very friendly, accommodating, and professional. The staff was amazing overall. I am very grateful for them. I feel Straub does very well selecting individuals who are capable of being part of their team and family.

ER varies so much. Really depends on what doctors are working as to how well you are evaluated…read more Some are good others just basics if that. Female charge nurse can be a challenge.