While Dr. Noh has good bedside manners, his office staff are incompetent. After my initial…read moreconsultation, I was instructed to communicate with his assistant, Megan, for all further accommodations... except Megan didn't reach out to me so I called the office several times. Most of the time they don't answer the phone. After I finally left a voicemail and hadn't heard back in several days, I resorted to messaging them via their Contact Us page. Then someone other than Megan called to tell me Megan would submit the paperwork and reach out after insurance approved it. Fast forward a few weeks later, Megan calls to schedule me for surgery 11 days away. That's fine, except two weekends and Thanksgiving are a part of those 11 days, land she says they need the results asap, so I had to rush around to get 3 pre-op appts done in two days. Okay... except I go to get my neck scan done and they say they didn't get my referral. I left, came back a couple hours later, then I was instructed to return the next day because "sometimes it takes a bit to come in"... I go back the next day, and they Still don't have my referral. Then Megan is calling me to tell me I need to get the scan done. WOW. I finally had to tell her I don't know what they expect me to do, I go there and they don't have the referral but all you all can tell me is that you sent it and will resend it. Well obviously they're not receiving it so why do we keep doing the same method? Also, they clearly do not care for their patients if they know you need spinal surgery but don't mind having you drive back and forth for a few days to the hospital, park, walk to the lab, sit and wait (sitting was painful pre-surgery btw) every time. It's no surprise that they called to ask me to push my surgery back a couple of days. I don't see what the rush was anyway - they had me wait for weeks, then all of a sudden (after they know they'll get their money) we're in hyper speed mode. Fast forward to Post surgery and they send me to get scans Again. Different lab and guess what. Same story. I messaged the office and the person there was very short with me but sent the printout to my email to show the lab. Now I have a $400 bill that I'm seeing for the "first" time and the invoice states I'm being charged twice for late fees. I paid upfront for my portion of the surgery, why would I dodge a much smaller bill and be "late"? Also, I have no idea what the bill is for (X-rays are paid separately to the labs). I called and messaged the office numerous times to confirm. No one answers the phones and they haven't responded to my messages for the past week. I would not recommend this practice to anyone. I recommend you find a different provider that cares.

Doctor accommodated me by having a Telehealth meeting rather than coming in person. He went over my…read moreMRI and showed me what was happening as he shared his screen with me. He went over my options on if I wanted to choose surgery or possibly a different avenue. We talked about recovery time and how the surgery could affect me positively or negative in the future. We also discussed different avenues of pain management. When I decided to hold off on surgery his office referred me to another doctor where I have schedule an epidural. Everything was done in a quick and professional manner. I'm hopping that I'll have great results with the epidural and find some pain relief there. I had a great experience with my visit with Dr. Noh.

If you're living with hip pain and wondering whether surgery is worth it, I can honestly say I wish…read moreI had done it sooner. Dr. Paul Morton performed my anterior hip replacement, and the entire experience exceeded my expectations. From the very beginning, he and his team were professional, reassuring, and incredibly skilled. My recovery has been remarkable. I went home the same day, was off my walker within a day and a half, off my cane after just five days, and was walking up and down stairs normally with both legs only 10 days after surgery--the first time I'd been able to do that in seven months. I know everyone's recovery is different, but my experience speaks volumes about the quality of Dr. Morton's work. The pain that had been limiting my life is gone, and I finally feel like I'm getting my life back. Looking back, my only regret is waiting so long to have the surgery. If you're dealing with ongoing hip pain, I highly recommend meeting with Dr. Morton. He gave me my mobility--and my quality of life--back, and I couldn't be more grateful.

I am posting this review to warn patients about billing and refund issues with Dr. Paul Morton's…read moreoffice, not the medical care. In November 2025, I prepaid several thousand dollars for PRP injections, but after surgery the plan changed and the doctor agreed a refund was owed for injections not received. This was never disputed. Despite that, it took about six months of repeated calls, emails, and office visits to receive the refund. I was told multiple times that the refund had been processed or mailed when it had not. I am sharing this so patients can be aware of the refund process before paying large amounts upfront. Although the Dr. blamed a bad billing company, the correspondence I had was always with his office staff who were communicating with him.

About 13 years ago, I started having pain, instability, and even locking of my knees during and…read moreafter playing golf, hiking, running stair climbing exercises, and aerobics classes. At the time, I rarely saw my PCP more than once a year, but I gave in to making an appointment to get a referral with an orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Jay Marumoto. After having X-rays and an MRI of my knees, it was determined that I had developed meniscus tears and was a candidate for bilateral arthroscopic meniscus repair. Before the surgery, Dr. Marumoto said he expected me to recover and return to my daily activities quickly because of my fitness level and age. So, I had meniscus repairs done on both knees at the same time while I was actively in the workforce and recovered quickly within several months. However, he also warned me that I'd probably have to return in about 15 years as he could see the beginnings of osteoarthritis and knee replacement could be in my future. Well, I returned within 15 years to Dr. Marumoto, who honestly told me that deciding when to have surgery is up to me. He didn't pressure me into having surgery, and luckily, my pain level is still very low, manageable through exercise, and I've been keeping up my fitness level for faster recovery. I can see myself having the more invasive knee replacement surgeries soon but have several upcoming trips planned up through mid-2025, so I chose to delay surgery and go through a series of physical therapy for further knee functional strengthening or "prehab" at JACO Rehab. I like Dr. Marumoto's candid approach and attention to detail. He identified the health issue(s) and explained effective treatments. He also described expected results and recovery but pointed out the possible risks, as with any surgery. Now, I wish I had followed my parents' advice about swimming for health benefits instead of focusing on land-based activities, which have exacerbated my knee joints' osteoarthritis.

As the saying goes "trust the process" and I for sure am trusting this process that I'm going…read morethrough at the moment. I wanted to make sure I had the right Dr and nursing staff that is gonna be helping me through my surgery process before, during and after. I did my research and asked a lot of people who's a good orthopedic surgeon. Everyone and I mean everyone told me bout Dr Marumoto. No joke this guy did a lot of my friends surgeries along with my friends parents surgeries and even my coworkers. I was already wowed with everyone's answer. During my first visit he told me straight up by just looking at my MRI that if I don't fix this shoulder problem by doing surgery that it'll only get worse. He also said it's a free country and I don't need to get this surgery too. He may seem a bit forward and intimidating but he's straight to the point and I like how he didn't sugar coat anything. During my surgery appointment there was an incident that happened that they had to cancel my surgery appointment. I was like oh no I gotta wait another 2 weeks but the staff was nice to reschedule it the next day after they fixed the problem. One day wait no problem for me. The Dr and his staff had no control over the problem at the hospital for cancelling my surgery appt anyway. I would wait however long as long the surgery was to be successful. During my surgery process all the nurses and staff explained everything and answered all my questions professionally. Now the after surgery process. Rhealyn has been my best friend during the after surgery process. She been answering everything everytime I would call or leave a message. I would call everyday the first week and every other day the second week. Sorry Rhealyn I know I can be a handful lol. So I'm gonna end this review where if you need an orthopedic surgeon I advise you to do your research or ask around I'm sure someone's gonna mention Dr Marumoto. He's been in this for 30+ years and his nursing staff is top notch too. Y'all will thank me later.

I am posting this review to warn patients about billing and refund issues with Dr. Paul Morton's…read moreoffice, not the medical care. In November 2025, I prepaid several thousand dollars for PRP injections, but after surgery the plan changed and the doctor agreed a refund was owed for injections not received. This was never disputed. Despite that, it took about six months of repeated calls, emails, and office visits to receive the refund. I was told multiple times that the refund had been processed or mailed when it had not. I am sharing this so patients can be aware of the refund process before paying large amounts upfront. Although the Dr. blamed a bad billing company, I was always interacting with his office staff who were clearly communicating with him.

Careful about his doctor. I called and left messages twice. No response for the past two weeks…read more This tells me the doctor is too busy to handle patient calls or he employs incompetent staff. Good thing I did not go through with the surgery as you will not be able to get any assistance with post-surgery.

I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. I chose robotic surgery. I then searched for the BEST…read morerobotic surgery equipment. I also searched for the BEST surgeon to operate the BEST robotic surgery equipment. Dr Gary Peers was highly recommended to me by someone high up on the Intuitive Surgical Leadership Team. Queen's Hospital had the BEST robotic surgery equipment using the D' Vinci technology. I met with Dr Peers. He asked a lot of questions. I was prepared. I made my wife watch a YouTube real robotic surgery video the night before our meeting. Dr Peers asked why I elected robotic surgery and what I knew about robotic surgery? I described three incisions are made in my lower stomach. Two for the robotic arms and one larger incision for the suction and water tubes. My wife jumped in and added a plastic bag is inserted through that big hole. Then the robotic arms placed the prostate in the bag. My wife then described how amazing it was to see the doctor used the robotic arms to loop a string around the top of the bag. Then tie a knot sealing the prostate in the bag. Dr Peers was surprised and happy my wife was also involved with surgery procedure. My surgery was a success. Dr Peers removed all of my cancerous prostate and the area outside the prostate where the cancer was eating through. I did not need radiation or chemotherapy. That was a great outcome. I highly recommend Dr Peers. He is the BEST robotic surgeon in Hawaii.

In the Medical circle Gary has one of the Best reputation…read more He did my surgery and everything was great. Recovery time was faster than expected. Awesome!

Excellent doctor, attentive, listened to the concerns I brought, had a caring professional…read moreattitude. Attended to my aliments. The receptionist and nurse were both professional, accommodating, and nice. I had a very short wait time in the waiting room, wow!

If I could do a MINUS Star, would! I was sent to see him 4/2021, my complaint was left kidney pain…read more I was aware I had 2 small kidney stones a year before. He ordered an Xray (totally useless) & proceeded to tell me i couldn't possibly be feeling any pain because they hadn't moved. Then on 3/2022 I had a scan WITH contrast as pre surgery prep for TAVR. That scan discovered a renal mass. 5/26/2022 I had biopsy & cryoablation done on 2.1 mass. Had he LISTENED to me, he SHOULD HAVE ordered a CT Scan with contrast & my kidney cancer would have been discovered more than a year earlier!! He was rude & dismissive & I immediately complained to my referring GP after my visit. I will have follow up in 3 months & hopeful. But, I'm still FURIOUS at his indifference to my concern... do not recommend him, EVER!!

Dr. Edward Chan is very patient and meticulous. His work is clean and he really cares for his…read morepatients. Dr. Chan was great with communicating everything to me in detail with always offering the pro and the con. His knowledge and compassion play big factors in the recovery of my sons health mentally and physically. ForeverGrateful

I am writing this review because it is incredible and inexcusable to me that this office can ignore…read moretheir own patients. I broke my foot in three places and was in a lot of pain. I saw Dr. Harris who I have to say was excellent. He took care of my broken foot and also injected my knee and my hip and solved some other issues. However, my broken foot was extremely painful. I took pain medication as per prescribed, I do not like pain medication so I tried to not take it as much as possible. However, at the beginning my foot was so painful I could not put any pressure on it or sleep however, when I needed more pain medication this office completely ignored me. I called several times and I was told someone would get back to me and they never did. I was without medication for an entire week and almost had to go to the emergency room, I just laid in my bed and waited it out until somebody called me one week later! When I told Dr. Harris what was happening he apologized. However, this same scenario repeated itself a month later I wanted to come in and get an injection in my foot so that I would not need any more medication, but I could not get an appointment and I also was having a lot of trouble walking, I called the office and asked for some pain medication and an appointment. They would not refill my prescription unless I came. I was ready willing and able to come in but I could not get an appointment! Then the doctor was going on vacation so I asked if I could at least get something to get me through the week so I could work and then I would come in. No answer. Then the doctor came back from vacation and I tried to get into see him but I could not get an appointment. I asked to speak to him on the phone and they said they would call me back and they didn't. He also told me to message him through the portal which I did, now it is Friday and I couldn't bear to go another weekend without any medication to help me walk. I messaged him in the portal. They read the message at 1 o'clock in the afternoon and no one ever got back to me. So here it is another weekend where I will have to lie in my bed because I cannot walk without pain. This is nothing short of malpractice, and I am disgusted with this office and their lack of communication. I saw another doctor in this orthopedic group several years ago for another broken bone and she was amazing. She always called me back when I called and she checked up on me after surgery. If I was in pain, she gave me advice and told me what to do prescribing whatever I needed in addition to physical therapy. As I said , Dr. Harris is technically very good and he seems to be a very nice guy, but his talents are wasted in an office with little to no communication. I will be finding another orthopedic doctor.

Dr. Spencer Chang and Steven Cocking from Straub Ka Makana Mall…read more +Lots of parking. Handicap parking available. +Dr. Chang is very knowledgeable. I had extensive surgery and needed a doctor that had skills. I had an MRI after months of pain and physical therapy. Assessment with Dr Chang was accurate, and he suggested surgery. Surgery was done in town. Numerous verification and health checks, physically and mentally. I had NO second thoughts. I knew I was in good hands. I was prepped for surgery. The nurse even offered a shot to numb my veins. Great if you are a hard draw or IV line, only ONE poke. Got wheeled into surgery room, chatted a bit, breathing mask put on..out like a light. Woke up in recovery and sent home. I was given pain meds but after couple days Extra Strength Tylenol was ok. Pt was done with Elam Sports, Dr Chang provided Pt guide. Within 6 weeks I am semi mobile, I now can do 100% Weight bearing with brace and crutches... on the road to recovery. Highly recommend Dr Chang and Steven Cocking. Nurse is also sweet. Let them know I referred you, you will be in good hands.

Dr Chang is one of the best physicians in Hawaii. He has performed rotator cuff surgery on both of…read moremy shoulders and I am back to doing everything prior to the injuries. Dr Chang has also cared for me when I Broke my foot and crushed all my soft tissue in my right ankle. i cannot give a more positive endorsement for Dr Chang if you need orthopedic care.