Dr Yoshino has been my OBGYN for about 12 years now. He has helped me birth all three of my…read morechildren and taken care of me with all of my woman problems through all these years. I started seeing him at the Queens POB 2 location. Then I would see him for my annual visits at the Aiea location for convenience. I can admit that most times Dr is short and to the point but over the decade plus I've been with him, he's always done his job very well. Like I mentioned, he's been there for three of my children, I've been on many different birth controls from him and I am very confident in him. When I had a problem with my IUD he was the one that performed my surgery to have it removed. I am now on my third Implanon, implanted my Dr Yoshino and it's working very well. I always brag about Dr Yoshino when telling my birth stories. I feel like I owe it to him, all of my births went amazing. Natural and medicated, no tearing, no complications... overall great experiences for me! The parking garage is right next to the building but can be a pain. The turns are tight and so are most of the stalls. But then again street parking is scarce. They validate but depending on how long im there it still is a price I hate paying. The office is located in the basement floor so no chance of getting cell reception. The only reason I can see why anyone would give a bad review is just that the personalities don't jive. But for me I'd rather the personality lacks but the knowledge and professionalism is at its best. When it comes down to it, that's actually what you really need anyways.

I have been a patient of Dr. Harry Yoshino and his able assistant, Sheena, for decades. They are…read moreboth top notch and I respect each for their abilities. Dr. Yoshino told me his favorite part of the practice is delivering babies. At my age, I can't give him that pleasure. Over the years I have had problems, or needed referrals in other areas. He has always been spot on with referrals for me. And, when he needed to, he would talk to me very directly if he thought I was on the wrong track. I have great admiration for them both. They take care of me and I am grateful. Diane Tippett

Dr Tracy Hata and her staff are amazing. They are and have always given top quality care. Beside…read moremanners are excellent and overall care has always been spot on. She helps and suggests great overall care and how to keep yourself with top self care. Thank you all and most grateful for Tracy Hata being my PCP.

Dr Tracie Hata is nothing but the BEST! I love my doctor! Very friendly, humorous, patient, great…read morelistener, & very kind. I love how her eyes smiles as well - shows great sincerity. She always takes care of me regardless of what my concerns are. Her staffs are great too. Dr. Hata and her medical Staff community greatly. They follow up right away either through a phone call or my chart.

What a fantastic & caring OB/GYN!! Even though Dr. Oh's office is by Queen's in Ewa Beach, he has…read morerights at Kapiolani Women & Children hospital, which is a fantastic facility with special care available should your family needs it. TIP: If the mom is a civilian spouse of a military member, you could get out of "Crippler" by "downgrading" your Tri-Care status from Prime to Standard, then you could use a Dr. of your choice as long as s/he accepts Tri-care. The copays are insignificant. Our delivery at Kapiolani was normal 3-day stay, billed for $16.5K to mom & $3.5K to baby... and our total copay was $50. This is totally an upgrade! Also, Tri-Care will pay for a set of double electric breast pump & accessories; make sure your OB/GYN will write a prescription that will require/recommend those items by functionality & not by brand. P.S. I would add photos if Yelp allows nudity =P

Dr Oh delivered my son in 2000. Although he is a nice…read moreman...I still remember him bc he forgot some things. I gained a lot of weight; it was not managed. I struggled losing the extra weight after delivery. He forgot to put me on iron pills - I was anemic - only after I mentioned that my friend told me every mother needs iron pills during pregnancy then he prescribed it. During delivery, there was a woman who went into the next room. We could hear her baby cry. I noticed he started to rush my child's birthing as if it was a challenge since the woman gave birth quicker than me.

Dr.Jan is literally a hero and will always make a founding impression on me and my other half…read more She's very informative and easy to talk too. Her staff is also very welcoming and thorough with checking with patients. I appreciate that Nurse Nora was very kind and even remembered us from the appt prior and made a comment to see how I was holding up. She also did the same to other patients. You don't see that a lot. We met under emergency circumstances. I had called Dr.Jans office to see if they could see me right away because I was pregnant and bleeding heavily and informed them of a possible miscarriage. They were able to get me in right away. My other half and I were in absolute tears we knew our situation wasn't ideal. Dr. Jan's knowledge and ease and helping us get through this situation made me feel so at ease. Although I had to do an emergency D n C procedure I appreciated her professionalism and grace in how she was able to handle and control the situation. I was very nervous and through out the whole process she talked me through everything before she did it and most of all remained calm. I honestly feel like that day she saved me life. Her words of wisdom that day as well as on our follow up after really helped our grieving process. It gave us hope. Although my pregnancy ended in a miscarriage. I would like to say that I'm grateful I was able to be in such great hands. If your deciding or debating. Don't. I trust this doc with my life and hope to get on her wait list.

Sadly, my experience was that Dr Jan cares more about business than caring for expecting and…read morepostpartum mothers. Throughout my pregnancy Dr Jan was very professional and my visits with her were quick. I made the mistake of mentioning that I was interested in having a home birth and she told me that if this was the route I wanted to go I would have to let her know right away because she would no longer accept me as a patient. My entire pregnancy I received dual care through Dr Jan and my midwife. Ultimately, it was going to be baby that would decide where she would be born. On the day that my water broke, labor progressed quickly and smoothly and baby was born at home with neither Dr Jan or my midwife present. Everything just happened so quickly, thank the heavens. Dr Jan was never notified of my home birth and she tried to contact me the week of my due date, but as a first time mom being freshly postpartum she was not my main priority. I reached out to her office a couple of weeks later and left a message but no one ever returned my call. When trying to make a follow up appointment I called her office several times and left multiple messages, again never to be called back. Finally, I went down to her office thinking that I'd give them the benefit of the doubt. Upon entering, the waiting room was empty, and the receptionist was sitting behind the desk on her phone. She even mentioned seeing my messages but commented that she didn't return any calls yet. Dr Jan walked out briefly then went back to her office. The receptionist followed her then came back to say that Dr Jan said she would no longer accept me as a patient. Their reasoning was that I gave birth at home and didn't answer when they called.

I rarely leave reviews like this, which makes this even more disappointing to write…read more Dr. Arakawa has been our children's doctor for the last 9 years, and he is truly exceptional. Both of my daughters love him. He is intelligent, compassionate, patient, thorough, and has the kind of bedside manner that makes families feel safe and cared for. We have trusted him for nearly a decade and have recommended countless people to this practice because of the incredible care HE provides. Which is exactly why the behavior from his office staff today was so shocking and infuriating. I received a phone call threatening collections over a bill that I had ALREADY communicated multiple times would be paid at our next appointment in just a few weeks. Not ignored. Not refused. Communicated. Yet instead of being treated like a loyal, long-term patient and human being, I was treated like a problem. What made it even worse was the complete lack of compassion, accountability, and professionalism from the office manager. The office blamed the billing company. The billing company stated the office makes the decision. Back and forth, finger pointing, excuses, while speaking to patients with absolutely zero empathy. Healthcare offices need to remember that patients are not account numbers. We are families. We are people who have supported your practice for YEARS. People who trusted you enough to recommend friends, family, and loved ones into your care. To be spoken to in a cold, dismissive, and threatening manner over a balance that was already being handled felt incredibly disrespectful and honestly dehumanizing. Dr. Arakawa deserves a staff that reflects the kindness, professionalism, and humanity that he shows his patients every single day, because right now the front office experience is damaging the reputation of an otherwise amazing doctor.

100% Discriminated at Wee Pediatric!!…read more I was looking for a new PCP for my granddaughters. I called Wee Pediatric, they were accepting new patients, schedule them for their appointments but I needed to change their PCP on the medical card. They were foster kids but now I have legal guardianship on my granddaughters. The only one can change their PCP is the social worker. When the social worker called to change thePCP, and Wee Pediatric realize my grandkids were foster kids, they were denied to be a patient there. The office manager exact words were, "WE DON'T TAKE FOSTER KIDS" I blew up, I ask the manager, I want it in writing why your office not accepting my grandkids. I kept on asking her to put it in writing she was ignoring my request, finally she said ok, we will considered taking your grandkids. I was trying my best not to be a "Karen" Long story short, I decided not to have my granddaughters go there. I don't want them to be where they not wanted. SHAME ON WEE PEDIATRIC OFFICE AND STAFF!

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 was expecting my second child and were very unhappy with our pediatrician at the time. We were…read morereferred to CMA by my sister, whose kids had been going to Dr. Yano for years and she always spoke very well of the practice. At the time, the only doctor available was Dr. Morita, who we loved instantly. It's been 7 years and she has been so wonderful with our children, very patient, and she relates well to the little ones. Our oldest is autistic and struggles with going to the doctor but she's always so easy-going with him, is super flexible with his comfort levels, is always on top of where he is at with his autism services, and offers advice and referrals whenever needed. Our little one (4) loves going to see "Dr. Dorita" and when we drive by the building, he shouts "my doctor's office". Dr. Morita's assistant, Daniel, has also been amazing, he's always so good with the kids and very patient and calm when my son freaks out about shots. He's usually there as soon as we walk in and will just wave us into the room. We have never had to wait more than a minute or two, which is a relief when you have three kids who won't sit still. I haven't really had to deal with the front desk staff, usually we just talk to Daniel or Dr. Morita, so I can't speak much to that area of the practice. We also really like that there is always a doctor available if Dr. Morita is out. The other two doctor's we've seen there have been really nice and equally as patient with our kiddos. We're moving out of state and are going to miss Dr. Morita and Daniel very much! We highly recommend you take your kiddos here, they've been so wonderful to our family!

I have been a client with CMA for 16 years and love Dr.Russel Ogawa & Nurse Lani, however their…read morereceptionist "Dahna" is very rude and makes you feel like you are bothering her. I emailed my concern about her attitude and got nothing but her short comment. "Unfortunately, Lani is off on Thursday's" Everyone is usually patient when you call, but this young staffer "dahna" needs to learn how to treat clients.

Access Medical in Mililani Town Cntr is great!! Although my copay is higher, this is my go-to!…read more The receptionist is friendly, organized and proficient at her job. The nurse and doctors are so nice and not clinical. Takes their time to ask questions and doesn't make you feel rushed or like a number! It is a walk-in clinic so first come first serve. The best thing is, after you check in, they let you know when to come back. So do not call to make an appointment. I would say the latest to go would probably be 3pm to be safe if you want to be seen. I went on a Sunday at 1 and they were all booked and they close at 4pm. If you are skeptical about here, don't be. It would be a good decision to go.

If I could make Drs. Thompson and Yamashiro my PCP's forever I defintely would! I do love my PCP…read morebut he's all the way in town. The last time I did a telehealth with him, our internet service went down after the first 30 seconds and I called him back immediately, but his nurse said "he's moved on to his next patient" and I got slapped with a co-payment/bill for that telehealth visit that didn't even happen! One of his APRNs prescribed an antibiotic meant for upper respiratory infections for my UTI - haiyaa! (Uncle Roger sound). I hope my PCP/APRN are not reading this, but if they are, they will know where I disappeared to, and it is here, my new medical home for non-emergencies! I still love them but I also love this place....a LOT. Access Medical Mililani is my new go-to place when I can no longer: 1) wait days/weeks for an appointment 2) suffer insanely 3) bear the thought of waiting 45 minutes to 1 hour or more in the waiting room to be seen by my PCP 4) bear the thought of driving in traffic going to the appointment, being stuck in a crowded paid parking lot with bad drivers, being stuck in traffic going home all while feeling sick 5) wonder how my PCP can diagnose me over the phone without checking my lungs, my ears, my throat. Both doctors took care of me on two separate occasions - in person! No telehealth Tom Foolery here. They were very knowledgeable, professional, caring, and kind. They explained everything in detail and I never felt rushed. I really appreciated their time in taking care of me. I was very grateful for this place and all doctors/workers that run this clinic. I overheard the receptionist say that they take Quest insurance, and that is great, because a lot of places will not take Quest. I know so many people that need help with Quest but they can't get seen. The name "Access" in Access Medical really is a great name for this place. I also love the fact that they charge you the co-payment right up front instead of having it to mail it by check weeks later, which is inconvenient to a procrastinator like myself who throws mail into a big pile without checking it for weeks. This place is super convenient, inside of Mililani Long's Town Center. Parking is free, zip in and out. It's a walk-in clinic only, so no appointment needed. I don't see people waiting too long to be seen. Shop at Long's while you get your RX filled out conveniently in the store. RETURN FACTOR: Don't want to have to look forward to going to a medical clinic anytime soon, but when I do, it will be Access Medical.