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.

Been coming here since I was 14 & I've never changed because no one else knows better than you…read morepediatrician who basically raised you in the medical field. THANKS DOC!

My name is Anela Ochoa. The Referral lady there discriminate people like me. I'm Bi-polar, have…read moreCongestive Heart Failure, and bone to bone knees on both sides. I wanted a electrical wheel chair. Instead they recommended me a walker. I just got threw talking to Nicole and we ended up arguing on the phone and on her other end she was yelling at me. She is so unprofessional. I take the bus and I go to all of my doctor's appointments but there is one thing I'm walking half way to my doctor's appointment but I end up sleeping on the side walk. I just can't make it to any of my doctor's appointments. The Handi Van is not going to work because there always late or don't have a van for me. On top of that i don't have any money. I blew my whole Social Security money on the first week. I'm an terrible money spender who can't save up money. Thank you. Oahu people remember this story and don't forget that you have your rights too.

So far, no complaints. I just started seeing Dr Anderson with the Inspire Sleep Apnea Rep. Today…read morewas my second appointment. I was the first Kaiser patient to get the Inspire device installed, in May 2024. I switched jobs and my company only offers HMSA, so I needed to find a new doctor. Dr Anderson has many Inspire patients, so I am hopeful that we will find the right setting for me soon. Having sleep apnea is not fun.

Had several visits with Dr. Kim. She was informative snd checked for symptoms with each visit…read more She's very personable and informative. Explains options clearly and lets you decide what's best for you. She's a keeper. I like that their mobile contact is versatile for appointments, changes, etc. You can text them simply without having to call or hold, etc.

Thumbs up... There…read moreare reasons for the lower acceptance of All Access Ortho as you are seen my PA which I had no idea when I first visited them with my broken ankle though situation of urgency does make it the most convenient location to take advantage versus going to the emergency. What I didn't realize is that I'm able to get my Trigger Thumb taken care of here and if I knew I would've done it much sooner as I though that I needed a specialist along with an X-ray which my doctor had said so as well only to see that he sent me here which is located in Hale Pawa'a ground floor and parking is free for the first hour and no they don't validate after but I did find meter parking right outside on Young Street since I don't like parking here as it gets very crowded. After register and waited for just five minutes I was seen by a lovely lady and she did all the questions and at least a dozen finger movements only to have the physical took one second and say awww ya that's a classic one and I said I just want the shot and given it in a second and be on my way. Was told it should be good in about a couple of weeks and though the feeling wasn't immediate in about a week I totally felt the difference and was just delightful to have my motion back. It was a learning experience for both the PA and myself and knowing that they have the option to return if needed is so promising and happy to know. Thank you!

Overall, I had a really good experience here. The provider and the rest of the staff were kind,…read moreprofessional, and made me feel comfortable during both of my visits. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because of the front desk employee who checks patients in at the desk on the left side when you walk in. Both times I've been here, she's come across as cold and unwelcoming. Her tone is very monotone, and it felt like I was bothering her just by checking in. During my follow-up visit, it looked like she was eating lunch, so maybe the timing wasn't ideal, but this was the second time I had the same experience. After my first visit, I figured maybe she was just having a bad day. But after the same interaction happened again, I felt it was worth mentioning. I'm not trying to be mean or get anyone in trouble. I just think the person who greets patients is the first impression of the office, and a simple smile or friendly attitude can make a big difference. Especially in a healthcare setting where people may already be stressed or nervous. Other than that, my experience was great, and I'd definitely come back. I just hope the front desk experience becomes as welcoming as the care provided by everyone else.

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.

Tuesday May 19, 2026 I came here to their cafeteria to buy breakfast…read more I bought a breakfast bento. It was small. But, it was good. Just something to eat before lunch later. This time I had to buy and take it with me. I been here many times before to eat and sit down. It's casual and comfortable in here. I will be back again when I can.

After suffering from hip explosion disease I was patched up at Queens Main and sent to RHOP. Going…read moreto an in patient rehab that promises hours and hours of rehabilitation per day is spooky on paper, but RHOP is incredible and, as a matter of fact, they seem to have their heads screwed on better than some of the people at Queens. . .but that's for another review. . . RHOP was actually a great time, everyone you encounter is nice, the exercises are hard, but they have to be and I had a really good group of people with me too, like Ms. Helen who is 101 years old and her roommate Ms. Susie who used to DOOR DASH COFFEE to her room every morning, hahahaha. RHOP taught me everything I needed to know to survive at home during my long recovery period between a wheelchair and a walker and I use what they taught me daily. I am 100% sure I would not be as mobile as I am now this soon after surgery if I hadn't gone to them, in fact, some of what I was shown or learned there are integral to moving around. The only mark I have against them, the only warning. If you get to the point where you can venture out of your room and roll around the facility do not leave anything on your bed. On my first day out of my room I got a collared shirt from the gift shop which was then taken by the linen service provider by accident a few days later and I never saw it again. I was told this has also happened with cellphones. They will take the chance to do up your bed when you are not in it so make sure all of your stuff is put away, because whoever does the laundry just bags and tags everything wholesale. I hope I never have to go back here, but if I do it's going to be a good time.

Thank goodness for Straub hospital and doctor Weldon. No doctor on Maui was able to fix my broken…read moreelbow after 1 year. 2 surgeries later here I am. I can't tell you how wonderful all the nurses,doctors and staff are. They made my surgery as stree free as anyone could expect. I love that the hospital is small enough that every room is private. The radiology department is wonderful. They took great care of me. I've been back and forth many times for checks with my doctor and they have all made a very upsetting and stressful time in my life much better.

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.

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.