I had an endoscopy scheduled with him, first of the day. He came into my holding bay in a mood. He…read morewas quite rude and arrogant. He said he probably wouldn't find anything to answer my stomach issue, which I've been dealing with well over a year. He then proceeded to say, I was lactose intolerant. Which had never been discussed before, nor tested for. And very arrogantly walked out telling me to read labels. He did my endoscopy, and I was quite uncomfortable with him. I would never recommend him. And I'm still suffering with my stomach issue,

Dr Guzman is the miracle I've been praying for. He was THE first doctor in 10 years to find out…read morewhat was going on. He genuinely cares and listens to your concerns instead of just rushing you out of the office. He is part of the maui memorial out patient clinics and it is an easily accessible office space with lots of free visitor parking. They are taking serious covid precautions and safety measures and the office is exceptionally clean. I'm truly grateful that they are able to fit me into their busy schedule.

I would like to introduce Dr. Choi. He is my Primary care provider at the VA clinic…read more He is careful, thorough and compassionate. I have worked with him for the last two years. I m leaving the island in July, and I am going to miss having him at my back. He explains everything clearly, and when I had a question this week regarding one more test X-ray, he agreed with my idea. Compare a old and new X-ray revealing my pacemaker and wire positions. They are fixed. I had a Fresh X-ray in a hour. That s team work. I m actually waiting now on a review by my surgeon To compare it to last months X-ray. We want to confirm The wires are in the same position . Real Important Information for me. My military benefits completely covered my Pacemaker surgery and ER admission. I had Heart Block, degree 3. 16 weeks post op..

I first saw the Doc in 2015 and have seen him once or twice a year since. Extremely positive and I…read moregive him high marks. His office gal Dina is top notch as well.

Dr Riggs helped me tremendously with a complex evaluation needed for VA benefits. I highly…read morerecommend him if you need evaluation prognosis.

Dr. Lee is both Intelligent and efficient as well as kind and thoughtful. His ability to see…read morethrough a patient's pain and fear and to talk to him/her with kindness and sincerity is unrivaled . Dr. Lee, you are my cardiac hero; if only all doctors on Maui were as Pro education as you are! You are an example of professionalism and we are so grateful for you.

Best treatment center i've ever been. The staff is incredible, groups as well. I loved the homemade…read moremeals and lunch outings. I've met some of my closest friends here who are people I will cherish forever. The property is stunning, management and the program director are some of the best people i've ever met. I cannot thank the people from Ai Pono enough because in them I have found true sustainable recovery. Dr. Anita Johnson bring life changing ways of thinking about tackling an eating disorder and has influenced my recovery so very much. Thank you to everyone at Ai Pono I will always be infinitely grateful for this center.

I want to begin by saying that I do not believe this is a bad place in any way. In fact, this has…read morebeen the most helpful place I've ever experienced. The staff here are among the kindest, most supportive people I've met. They were always willing to help, no matter the situation. I truly believe my experience does not reflect the staff as a whole. Today, I was administratively discharged. While I won't go into all the details due to the ongoing investigation, I need to express that I was deeply hurt by how one individual handled the situation. My concern lies not with the staff who work directly with residents--they were amazing--but with the higher-ups, particularly the director. I take full responsibility for my actions and acknowledge that there were aspects of the situation I could have handled better. However, I was told that my discharge stemmed from an "accusation" rather than the actual facts of the situation, which made me feel that the staff member's negligence wasn't adequately considered in the decision-making process. This left me feeling like the situation was handled unfairly. I'm not angry with the staff member whose actions contributed to the situation. I genuinely believe they acted with the best of intentions, even though there was miscommunication and misunderstandings. But during this ordeal, I was in shock and panic, and response I was given was completely unempathetic. She accused me of being untruthful, gave conflicting information to my parents, and took a very black-and-white approach to a situation that was far more complex. Her handling felt disorganized and dismissive, and I felt abandoned by leadership when I needed clarity, empathy, and support the most. One of the most disappointing aspects of this experience was the lack of transitional support. The higher-ups offered no assistance during my transition out of the program, leaving me feeling unsupported and unsure of what to do next. This program should have had a clear plan in place to help residents transition out in such difficult situations, but unfortunately, that was not the case. Despite everything, I cannot emphasize enough how incredible the rest of the staff were. They felt more like a family than an organization. For example, one staff member sat with me helping me make goodbye bracelets, providing emotional support during such a vulnerable moment. Another helped me pack up my things, offering both physical and emotional assistance. These acts of kindness meant the world to me. Luana, the head nurse, I will always love her she's --straightforward, professional, and always there when I needed support. Jesse, despite some misunderstandings, showed me compassion and understanding. Alexis, Emma, Lauren, and so many others consistently went ABOVE and BEYOND to offer me both emotional and physical support. The impact these staff members had on me is beyond words. They made me feel seen, heard, and truly cared for, and that support has been life-changing. Their empathy and kindness will always remain in my heart. Throughout my time here, I have grown and healed significantly, thanks to the amazing staff. My discharge doesn't change the fact that this program is full of caring, capable people who genuinely want to help others. Unfortunately, one person's actions overshadowed the incredible work done by everyone else here. The way the leadership handled this incident, combined with the lack of support during my transition, is an issue that needs to be addressed. I'm currently working on connecting with a therapist, since the higher-ups didn't offer me support in transitioning out of the program. But despite this, I'm incredibly grateful to the staff who stood by me and helped me through this difficult time. This program is extraordinary, and the people here are truly life-changing. I just hope that this experience can lead to positive changes, in leadership, so that future residents can receive the same level of care from leadership that I received from the all of the amazing staff and people who never gave up on me , thank you .

Dr. Berry is an excellent OB/GYN. He has performed 2 surgeries on me. I feel that he is caring and…read morecapable and would refer him to family and friends for care. I moved away from Maui, but would return to him in a second.

I had a terrible experience with this doctor's office. The receptionist Patty rescheduled me twice…read morein one week making my last appointment for the Kihei office instead of Wailuku. Then, she called me 2.5 hours before my appointment and said I had to come in early. After that she called me back and claimed I would not be covered by my insurance for my visit (which was a lie). I called my insurance company and addressed all of her concerns and she she still told me I would not be able to see the doctor for my scheduled visit even though I had driven from the North Shore to Kihei. She was nasty and patronizing in the office in front of other patients and oddly convoluted in her reasoning for why I would not be allowed to keep my appointment. I have filed a formal complain with HMSA.

Genuinely, this man's negligence as my PCP destroyed me. Firstly, he was 2+ hours late for our…read moreappointment; the whole time, he and his office left me waiting in the exam room. When he came in, he didn't apologize. Instead, he joked about how I didn't seem in a good mood. Our visit was for a PCP check-up, but I needed to discuss my major symptoms: changes in bowel habits, blood in stool, abdominal pain. He stated that because I was vegan/vegetarian, I was fine. IIRC, his exact words were "You're vegan, so you're fine. You won't need to do all those other exams." (i.e. colonoscopy, digital exam, literally anything.) He prescribed me with hemorrhoid cream. As most people trust their doctors, I trusted him, as he was the so-called medical expert. I was hugely wrong. A year later in 2021, I called to schedule an annual follow-up with Dr. Harper as I hadn't heard from his office. I was informed he moved off-island months prior! Had I not called, they never would've notified me. Perhaps not his fault, but we all know how hard it is to find PCPs in Hawai'i, especially through pandemic time. My symptoms persisted, but I continued to believe Dr. Harper, that I was vegan so I was fine and didn't need any other tests done. After finally getting a new PCP in 2022, my new provider was concerned about my symptoms, and referred me to a specialist. After vigorous testing, in early 2023 (THREE years after discussing my symptoms with Dr. Harper), I was diagnosed with stage 3 colorectal cancer. At 31 years old. My new PCP also investigated my vitamin levels due to my vegan diet (which Dr. Harper also deemed unworthy of investigation), and we found that I was deficient in Vitamin D3 and B12, which she taught me are vital for healthy-functioning immune and nervous systems. I went through chemotherapy, surgery, and now have long-term side effects from both. Dr. Harper's negligence caused me to not only needlessly suffer through cancer symptoms for THREE years, but also caused cancer to continue spreading in my body for THREE years. At 31 years old, with this diagnosis, my life expectancy was essentially cut in half. With the medical knowledge I have now, I would have advocated more fiercely for myself with Dr. Harper, but I didn't have that knowledge and shouldn't have been expected to. No patient should be expected to have medical expertise on topics like oncology when they visit and pay for a literal medical "professional."

What can we say? Who doesn't love Dr. Harper? Me and hubby saw him in his Kihei location!read more

Honestly, just a bad experience. I came in with a knee injury. The doctor was so cold and short…read more She didn't give me any information on what I should be doing until I asked specifically. She talked to me for maybe 5 mins. They also added a $75 urgent charge they said they charge all patients even tho I booked my appointment the week before.

I was in need of a 2nd opinion for a elbow injury. I called and they couldn't have been more…read moreaccommodating. To my surprise I was able to get in the next day. The gal that did my xrays was caring and wonderful . Adam Mays was so helpful and professional. Eveyone was fantastic. If you are in need of their services you 100% can't go wrong.