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.

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.

Being coming to this medical facility for over 13 years with the same internal medicine. Dr Mark…read moreNishihara. Very friendly knows he's field in medicine. Graduated I think from John A Burns of medicine. He's my PCP. He does share the office with other doctors as well. Located in Pali Momi Hospital Physicians Exchange side of the hospital. Parking is located downstairs of the hospital. But I always get dropped off so I don't pay for parking. Don't know how much the parking is. They're close on Saturdays and Sundays. Just Mondays to Fridays.

Located in the pali momi medical center, 5th foor, next to pearlridge, I've taken my kids here all…read morethe way since I gave birth to now. The pediatricians that take care of my kids are very knowledgable and caring. At first they saw Dr. Paul Chan. He was excellent talking to children and parents, and suggested certain shots for them to take and gave sound advice. Unfortunately, he retired and now my son goes to Dr. Ryan Chung. He is also very nice and will explain thoroughly if we have any questions. Although appointments are always scheduled far in advance, they will fit us in when they can if my kids are sick, and I am reminded by email or text for appts scheduled far in advance. The front desk is always on it and if I have a question, the assistant or doctor will call within a day, usually after or close to closing. If their primary dr is off, there are 2 others that cover so I don't have to wait or find another doctor. They have a 2 story play area for little kids, and a hand sanitizer in the waiting room as well. Paid parking is in the building, but I always shop at pearlridge so I park at the pearlridge parking lot instead.

I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to the entire staff at Avalon Care Center Honolulu for the…read morewonderful care they provided to my mother. During a time when our family needed support the most, everyone at Avalon treated us with kindness, compassion, and genuine concern. Over time, the staff became more than just caregivers--they truly became an extension of our family. A very special thank you to Joanne Batalon and Kiana Muneoka. They consistently went above and beyond to make sure not only that my mother was well cared for, but that our family was doing okay too. They always made time for us whenever we had questions or concerns and made sure we received answers in a timely manner. Their patience, understanding, and compassion gave us comfort and reassurance throughout our mother's stay. It means so much to know that your loved one is being cared for by people who genuinely care about them. We will always be grateful to Joanne, Kiana, and the entire Avalon Care Center Honolulu team for the kindness, support, and care they showed our mother and our family. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for being there for us and for treating our mother like family.

1. Type of care: totally inconsistent 2. Care Quality:…read moretotally inconsistent Currently a patient who has been in the health care industry for 17 yrs I can actually give you an non bias review of the overall care given here at Avalon. Been in and out of here two times and am currently here 9_/12/26. Both times so far they have screwed up my pain medication where I have suffered at a pain level of 9 almost 10 for over periods of 3 hrs or more. That's totally unacceptable and all nursing could say is "oh we're sorry " which to me is total bullshit. Medications are always a #1 priority, especially pain medication. The total inconsistencies of the quality of care is what makes me not recommend this place for quality skilled nursing facility. They need to improve on all levels of their business, for me to recommend them at all.

This review is for the Honu Cafe located in Shriners Children's hospital. Open from 7-10 & again…read morefrom 11-2. Warm, delicious food with plenty of choices! Great selection of grab & go, drinks & dry goods. Plenty of tables, clean, reasonable prices. Excellent & friendly service!!

when i was a kid back in the 80s they told me that i could not be helped and told me to live with…read moreit the Dr's in Springfield Massachusetts where assholes to me

We will be forever grateful to the wonderful hospice team who cared for my mom and supported our…read morefamily. Lisa, our social worker, and Yumi, the nurse supervisor, listened to our needs and connected us with the perfect nurse case manager, Megan, who was incredibly kind, compassionate, and knowledgeable. Brianna, Mom's healthcare aide, was always so pleasant and skilled, especially in the gentle way she helped her with showers. Dustin, the after-hours nurse, was there when Mom became unwell in the middle of the night and again the evening she passed, treating her with such tenderness, dignity, and respect as he helped us prepare her for transport. And Sr. Marykutty was a constant source of comfort, inspiration, and peace to Mom and our entire family. We cannot thank each of them enough for the exceptional care, kindness, and compassion they showed my mom and all of us.

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.

Went and got my first colonoscopy got there first thing in the morning the receptionist greeted me…read moreand very helpful with my questions. Everyone that cared for me in the back took really good care of me and very kind made sure I was ok before I left as well as making sure my ride was out front. The nurse walked me out made sure got in the car safely. I completely recommend this center.

EXCELLENT customer service by the all the staff and Dr. Robert Wong, high quality intensive and…read morethorough service

Excellent and Friendly Therapist:…read more The moment I first walked into this office, I had a good feeling of this place. All their staff was always friendly and made you feel welcomed. I was introduced to my therapist Karly. Karly is an excellent, friendly, and caring therapist. She is very attentive, a great listener, prompt, and always accommodating. She takes the time to explain each exercise and how it helps and benefits your body. She tailors the exercises to your individual needs to help promote healing and recovery as efficiently as possible. Karly carefully gauges the appropriate amount of weight for each exercise and makes adjustments when necessary. She also provides different options, allowing you to choose which exercises are most comfortable while still being effective and beneficial. She monitors your progress during every session and keeps detailed records of your progress on her laptop. She continually evaluates your improvement and adds or changes exercises when needed to make your therapy more effective. I really appreciate her professionalism, knowledge, patience, and genuine concern for helping me improve. Karly goes above and beyond to make every therapy session productive and comfortable. I highly recommend Central Oahu Physical Therapy.

Extremely frustrating experience with Central Oahu Physical Therapy in Aiea…read more When Central Oahu Physical Therapy received my referral for lumbar pain, I waited an entire month just to begin treatment. I was scheduled for four weekly sessions, with my final appointment on 3/31/2026, where the physical therapist was supposed to evaluate whether I needed continued care. However, it makes no logical sense to have an evaluation when there are no further appointments available with the same physical therapist until May -- over a month away. This completely defeats the purpose of the evaluation and continuity of care. I spoke with the telephone receptionist, who also acts as the office manager. Her primary role is reception, yet she presented herself as if she were a decision maker. When I asked to have the owners call me, I was told to look them up on the website. She is not an owner and cannot make final decisions. The owners never called me. Instead, Physical Therapist Erin deNeeve Baum, an employee of Central Oahu Physical Therapy, called and left a message. I chose not to return the call because I did not want to speak with her. Oahu is a very small business community, and in a situation like this, a professional and concerned owner would have made a courtesy call. That did not happen. This office appears to have a serious breakdown in communication between the physical therapists and the front office. Rather than coordinated patient care, it feels like a system where patients are moved through a set number of visits without clear follow-through or continuity. It gives the impression that the focus is on bringing in more patients and generating revenue rather than providing effective, continuous care After four visits -- the first being mostly measurements and only three visits with minimal exercises -- I am still not better. Quite frankly, this was a waste of time. A friend shared exercises given by her own physical therapist that have been more helpful. Also, with today's technology, you would expect more modern patient support. Instead of printed paper exercise sheets, there should be access to a digital platform with guided videos and progress tracking. These types of exercises are easily found online, which makes the lack of added value from this office even more disappointing. If you are considering physical therapy, do your research and look elsewhere. Based on my experience, I would strongly caution against choosing Central Oahu Physical Therapy. You may end up frustrated, delayed in your care, and no better off than when you started. Patients deserve far better.