Went to see my Dr. Imoto today to renew my Oxygen. I had to do some breathing test and walking and…read moretest my oxygen levels. I also had to do an overnight study for my oxygen saturation. This Doctor is really good and friendly if you need a Pulmonologist or Chest Disease Physician.

I called her office because her number was listed for another MD. She talked in a rushed tone and…read moreshe repeated herself several times preventing me from getting a word in. I understood that Dr.Imoto said the other MD was not at her clinic, however if she stopped talking over me the call would have been shorter. Eventually, I got a word in and asked what was the other MD's number and she said "I'm in the middle of a telehealth with a patient. You can look it up in the phone book." Well, I'm sorry for disturbing you. I understand you're busy, but if you're in the middle of a telehealth with a patient why did you answer the call? I was expecting the front desk to answer. You could have easily said, "Hi, I'm sorry I'm with another patient. Can I transfer you to my front office?" Is that hard? Absolutely not. I've spoken to other doctors who speak calm, respectfully, and would not have handled that phone call as she did.

Dr. Furuike is the best.....he is on time, knowledgeable and caring....I've been going to see him…read morefor years now and am so grateful to be able to have him as my doctor. He is so calm and reassuring!

I love this office! The front staff is very friendly, efficient, and very accommodating! Dr…read more Furuike is very thorough, soft spoken, but yet always answers all the questions I have. You need to be referred because he's a specialist...Pulmanologist.

If God were a pulmonologist, it would be Dr. Thomas Scott Gallacher. He treats you like you are…read morefamily, being reasonable, pragmatic, practical, resourceful and genuinely caring. He is like 3 in one, because not only can he accurately diagnose, which is an art itself, he also resourcefully provides solutions and referrals, during the SAME visit. And just like the Conscious Universe, at times when you least expect it, Dr. Gallacher surprises you, with unknown facts regarding your health needs, with a smiling heart. How lucky are we to have such a gifted, listening, compassionate "Norman Rockwell-ish" doctor in Hawaii? He is one of the reasons we all can say, "Lucky Live Hawaii." And, we are beyond blessed with his calling. Mahalo Nui Loa, rudyandaudrey decker-boznak

I've been going to Dr Pollard for about eight years, he is the best Pulmonary Specialist in Hawaii…read more(IMHO) And unless he retires I'm not changing. One of the few doctors who listens not just to your body but to you....not just complaints but life in general. The office is never chaotic and the staff is always cheerful, helpful and pleasant. No 20 patients waiting to be seen. If your appointment is at 2:00 you will be seen by 2:00 or even a few minutes earlier. I suffer with asthma compounded by bronchitis and Dr Pollard has worked with me to find the triggers and the treatment to keep me a well person. As long as I stick to the regimen I stay healthy. Located at Pali Momi, easy, convenient, up to date methods and treatment. I like a doctor who remembers your conversation from your last visit, has a sense of humor and doesn't leave you with the feeling your voice was not heard. Luv this doctor and his staff.

I have been seeing Dr Pollard and Natalie for a few years. It is very friendly, the office does…read morenot overbook patients (yay!) , and they accept my insurance. Checking in is very easy. I usually wait less than five minutes to be taken in. The exam rooms are clean. The MA takes your vitals and either Dr or Natalie come in after. I feel very spoiled here which is why I keep coming back. I come here for my asthma, respiratory problems or even for general medical check ups. Copayment is due on the way out. This office doesn't validate parking, in fact I don't think any of the Dr offices in this building do. Most people park at the mall and walk over, as long as mall security isn't watching.

injured because of this doctor, refused do you look at imaging, not too late need surgery. If…read moreyou're an athlete Dr. using that to get business you'll get hurt permanently waste of time . not an expert.

After I had a wrist injury and was in a cast for a while I developed a nagging back pain that…read moreaffected my life quite a bit. I knew nothing was broken but didn't know how to fix it despite being active and trying yoga and stretching. Dr Gesik was able to diagnose the problem and treat it in the same session needing only two other "tune up" sessions. I only wish it hadn't taken me so long to find the right doctor to help me! The visit with her was worth every penny.

I've had a pleasant experience to date with Dr. Suleiman and his practice…read more It's not exactly as if I've seen lots of sleep doctors - you see one and that's it. But I'm glad my primary care doctor referred me here for possible sleep apnea instead of a bigger medical group or one of those online tele-sales clinics. I got the feeling that Dr. Sulieman really enjoys his job working with patients. He took an unhurried time to listen, consult, ask about concerns and my medical history, and patiently explain to me the science of sleeping, physiology, and how it relates to overall wellness and medical condition. It made me feel respected and well cared for. The office is pretty homey, lived in decor despite being in a multi-story medical building with killer views of nearby mountain cliffs. Pulse and blood pressure devices you could buy for yourself instead of a sci fi bank of blinking machines, it reminded me of going to my family doctor when I was a child. Since then I've dealt exclusively with staff and nurses, but they have been fine too. Very sweet and personable. Turns out I do have a mild case, enough to warrant one of those air pressure devices you hook up like a scuba diver all night long, which came by parcel from an affiliated supplier. It helped a lot from day one, and was no trouble getting used to. People describe health experiences as a journey, and this one started out stress-free, comfortable, and well treated. Starting out on the right foot, as they say, it makes the whole experience better. You can call me Scuba Gil now.

Unless they see your sleeping environment, make sure there's no chemicals offgassing, fabrics and…read morefurniture support your frame body and neck, lighting is correct and dark for sleeping, diet supportive of circadian rhythm then this whole profession is cuckoo. Tell them to come see her living environment first and have them prescribe healthy nontoxic furniture, fabrics if you're sleeping at a gas chamber with chemicals toxins and pesticides your body can't eliminate then you're going to have trouble sleeping. Smoke and mirrors wake up

Dr. Kam has been my allergist since 2019, and he is truly outstanding. I struggled with severe,…read moreunexplained asthma starting in 2007--it was so bad that I couldn't sleep or function normally. Hoping a change in climate would help, I even moved to Hawaii in 2015. I saw several allergists at Queen's, but none were able to provide real answers. Dr. Kam was the first doctor who truly took action. On my very first visit, he personally arranged for me to see a pulmonologist that same morning, without a prior appointment. That level of care and advocacy is rare. Because of Dr. Kam, my asthma is now well controlled, and my quality of life has completely changed. He is knowledgeable, compassionate, and genuinely invested in his patients. I have nothing but respect and gratitude for him. I highly recommend Dr. Kam to anyone dealing with asthma or allergies.

Wow. Got a referral to se Dr. Kam and was told it was denied because I've already seen an allergist…read moreand Dr. Kam "doesn't do second opinions." Ummm it's not a second opinion, it's a different issue but ok...guess this guy's busy or rich enough to afford to turn patients away. How pompous!

Dr Kevin Hara This Dr is not recommender! very unprofessional !…read more First, take 2 months to get a appointments any urgent forget him Second on appointment time, he was late 8 min and I called his office, told me 5 min before appointment time I will get a link which is 2:55 pm. by 3.08 pm I got a link and my browser not supported the link so I switched over to computer. At 3:12 pm his office called me and told me Dr took on another patient! What, give me 5 min to log in and he is 8 min late. What kind of caring professional is that This is totally unprofessional and very disrespectful to patient's time Luckily I did not have him Not sure how we get to this point but if the Dr is supposed to help the patient what the rush and what the issues here?? Not even give 15 min appointments time ? Especially he is late no wonder this Dr has so bad reviews. Do yourself a favor, see another Dr. that care

Dr Kevin Hara took care of my asthma and lungs illness. He also love animals he would like to see…read moremy dog as well. Sorry to hear he has retired Was happy to have a good caring doctor all these years

I am surprised to see Dr. Druger doesn't have any Yelp reviews yet! I was referred to his office…read moreby my OB to investigate my asthma. Dr. Druger was really great. Honestly, I was very impressed by the care I received there and I also loved his staff! Super nice and helpful. Dr. Druger told me my asthma was fine BUT after he listened to my chest he informed me that my heartbeat was irregular! No doctor has ever caught that before in my 38 years! He had me do an EKG in his office and he printed out the pattern of my heartbeat. Then he had me jog up and down the hall in his office to see if my heartbeat went back to normal after some exercise, which it did. He assured me that it was probably fine, and it was very common, but that he wanted to be on the safe side and send me to a cardiologist (especially since I am pregnant). So he called up his cardiologist friend right then and there and arranged to get me an appointment for the next business day. It was certainly bizarre to come in for a doctor's appointment for one thing and leave with a surprise diagnosis but I'm very grateful and appreciative of how thorough Dr. Druger clearly is. I wish I had more of a reason to ever come back and see him again (but my appointment was kind of a one-off) because he was really great. I highly recommend Dr. Druger if you need a pulmonologist!

This Review is WAY OVERDUE! On Feb. 2nd, my son was admitted…read morefrom the ER to the 5th floor. There he received excellent treatment! His nurse, Matt, was absolutely great! He was responsive and very caring. My son felt safe with him. The night nurse, Cliff, was also very good too! Case managers, Beth and Tainika, kept our family up-to-date with our son's status. My son still has a slight yellow tinge to his skin, but he is stable and getting stronger thanks to the great care provided by the wonderful Pali Momi staff of doctors and nurses! Mahalo!

It's very difficult to rate Pali Momi because I feel that overall, their ER services and lab are…read morethe BEST on all of Oahu and the best hospital out of most of the hospitals I've been to in the mainland while my spouse was in the military. I would love them just because of their ER. If I were to move to Kahala, Kailua or Waianae, I would still drive to their ER in the dead of night over any other ER (if I could). I have never in my life described an ER visit as a service, but when I go to Pali Momi, it feels like a service. Like GREAT service for the money you're paying. I'm being catered to even when I have to wait a little for the Dr, the ER STAFF just feels like an ELEVATED level of care and not unprofessional or ratchet like other ER staff from other hospitals I've been to. The wait time here is always the shortest of any other ER we have gone to for other people. You won't catch the staff talking loudly or badly about a patient (had that happen at Castle ER). This ER will have have short, low murmured, light interactions and even when they're updating the next crew on patients before leaving - they are actually very discreet. With their ER, the staff station is just a comfortable or soothing buzz in the background and not like other ERs where people are talking loudly, yelling or laughing over each other while someone's in excruciating pain just a few feet away. I love how their ER has grown and how Pali Momi has UTILIZED their space on the first floor to make more rooms for the ER so that patients are not waiting long outside. That alone also adds to you feeling like they make efforts and give a damn about the service they provide. Whether you end up in one of the makeshift rooms at the back, I feel like they know how patients feel - once I'm inside - mentally I already feel a little better because I'm one step closer to being seen. The next step is waiting outside to be called and then when you're called they take you in to your room or space. You wait for the Dr., see the Dr, they do what needs to be done, then you either wait to be transferred to a room upstairs or wait for your papers and the nurse or doctor to speak about what you need to do once home or when you get your meds. This ER will CALL YOU shortly after your visit to FOLLOW UP on how you're doing. This is great! Anyway, let's talk about the service of their upstairs staff if you have to stay in the hospital. 1- This hospital is a lot cleaner compared to other hospitals, Queens in town and Straub on King st, but it could still be better. My mom had to stop a maid because she used the SAME flannel that she wiped the room with to wipe the bathroom and SINK!! The sink that nurses put the bottles on for the patient's water flushes for their feeding line or that patients themselves use. And if someone is in the room, they won't come all the way in to mop. I know they probably are just trying not to intrude but pls come in anyway to make sure the room is clean. If someone says they don't want it, fine but some people will appreciate it being cleaned thoroughly even if they're there. 2. The staffs upstairs are mostly great. You do have some very good nurses here, but I've encountered the same male nurse who walked in twice and almost use the SAME gloves he's had from visiting other patients. This is unacceptable as that's how OUTBREAKS happen. Your hospital has an awesome reputation, but that small carelessness from one person can ruin that. 3. Please please for the love of god, change or get a refund from the contractor that provides the sheets. I've been there a few times recently again and each time, the bed sheets do NOT FIT the beds! Please get bigger sheets that won't shrink in the dryer. I feel so bad for the CNAs and nurses when I help change my loved one's bed sheets and it doesn't even fit. To the point where the patient becomes uncomfortable due to the sheet bending the mattress inwards. I hope if we have another stay, that all the too small sheets have been replaced. 4. Keep up the great work. Your lab is very good at drawing blood and putting in IV lines for hard cases. We appreciate that so much. 5. Your insurance ladies are so polite when coming to ask for that and getting it done so we don't have to worry about it. I like that they will come to the patient to complete their paperwork or return their things so the patient doesn't have to come to them if they're unable to. 6. Shout out to your cafeteria. The staff in there is so efficient and kind. The place is clean and comfortable with plenty of seating.