Great doctors. Both Camacho and Desilva are professional and take great care of my children.read more

This place is ridiculous! Their receptionist and their staff are full of shit and do nothing to…read morehelp at all!! My son was referred here from Kapiolani NICU , and we thought they might be a good place for him, but was I WRONG! For two whole weeks I kept calling and calling for my sons proscriptions and too get him the care he needs and every time all I got was excuses and them saying "they forgot to notify his doctor" you guys are supposed to specialize in helping children and yet all you fuckers do is bullshit and give fucked up excuses. We make appointments just too have them rescheduled by you guys, my son deserves the care and respect from professionals not fucked up staff like this! I'm beyond pissed and honestly wish we had more friendly and respectful caring doctors here like Oahu!

Dr. Kurohara is so well known around the community for his excellent care. He has taken care of me…read moreand all my family members for the longest time. Being in the medical field, it's easy to lose your way due to the extremely high numbers of patients that need to be seen on a daily basis. Dr. Kurohara is one of a kind and always gives you his full attention, compassion, and care. He treats everyone like family. I truly wish others would follow his example.

I've been seeing Dr. Kurohara for. 36 years and can attest to his abilities as a physician. He and…read morehis office staff provide nothing but the best care.

Everyone is extremely helpful! This is a very convenient clinic!…read more Sorry Dr. LeBoo said she's ready for a new chapter...

This pertains only to Dr. Laboo. Our experience with the resist of the staff have been great. The…read moreDard Side Of Addiction or The Dark Side Of Everything This started as a review for our former doctor who unceremonisly removed us from her patient list. No reason that we can discern beyond a few statments made to me about my pain medicine that I have been taking for two years after unsuccessful full hip repacement & subsequent unsuccessful spinal decompression surgery. My wife, who was also her patient was dismissed (we quess) because she has been taking various pain medication for approximately eight years because of her chronic regional pain syndrome. She also has had an unsuccessful herniated disk spinal surgery approximately eight years ago. We are both seventy three years old & also suffer from several less serious but common maladies that accompany our age. Twice our former doctor advised me "these drugs are not for fun, they're for pain." Neither my wife or myself have ever abused our pain medication. Never have we asked for more pain medication. Never have used my pain medication for "fun." Neither has my wife. Our medical & prescription records are easlily accessed by our medical team. We take no illegal drugs. I may be the culprit that caused our former doctor to drop us. The two times she remarked about me "having fun" with my medications I didn't respond. She had previously referred us to a pain clinic which were under another the care of nurse practitioner who handled our pain prescriptions so I assumed that since she was free from that burden, there was no further reason to talk about it. We have been under this PCP's care for about 2 years & had no issues. Our visits were mostly jovial with some serious levity. Aha. Maybe that's it. Perhaps she thought that that levity meant we were not serious about our recovery. Several monther ago in a phone conversation I had said in jest, "this is your pain in the ass elderly couple." And she said, and I'm paraphrasing -- "you're not even close to my pain in the ass patients." And as I said, our visits, although sometimes broaching serious medical issues tended to be a bit positive & upbeat. Once, she ask if I was doing my physical therapy & I said yes, "Getting in & out of my car. Opening packages. Getting up off the sofa, etc.. " It was meant as a joke but . . . I do have respect for physical therapy -- our daughter & daughter-in-law own a physical therapy fitness center. A bit of my history which I think my be relevant to this issue. I was a hippy in the 60's & I was in many rock & roll bands -- and it WAS a "sex drugs & rock & roll" and I lived it. I was married to my first wife &. at 25 she became pregnant & our son was born in 1978. The moment the nurse handed him to me & I beheld an infant that I seemed, for lack of a better term -- a mini me. I saw that I had a chance to give this little guy a much better life than I had survived. My ex-wife, my son's mother was a party girl. We divorced when our son was about five, went thru a bitter custody battle which I lost. I was devastated. A few months later my ex-wife brought him over for a regular weeked visit & never came back to pick him up. So from age five, it was him & me. I quit drinking & drugs because I was afraid I might lose him. A few years later I got a job at a drug & alcohol/psych unit at a local hospital. I knew I needed treatment to stay straight but I couldn't take a month "vacation." So I came in the back way. So I was totally clean & sober for twelve years as I raised him. Then I met my current wife & she's been an angel. She was the mother he never had. More history. My father was a life long alcoholic & drank himself to death. My mother became an alcoholic later in life but died clean & sober. Unfortunately she was addicted to another drug, nicotine (she was a three pack a day smoker.) She was a two time breast cancer survivor but lung cancer got her in the end. My younger brother has been an addict for the last 40 years. As far as I know he is still alive. My youngest brother was an alcoholic/addict with several years sober (he was an administrator for a halfway house before he died of lung cancer). His son, my nephew died of an overdose shortly after his father died, and his sister, my niece committed suicide via overdose shortly after that. So I know the dark side of addiction. I know it all too well. So maybe I broach the subject of addition with some levity. I don't choose levity, I have to. It's either that or I cry. I wish my wife & I could have talked this issue over with our former doctor, but she's made it impossible to reach her. My hope is that maybe if my story gets out those of us with long-term chronic pain will get a bit more empathy.

My first experience with Dr. Festerling was very pleasant. The staff were friendly and helpful and…read morehis assistant was very nice. Dr. Festerling has a caring disposition like my late pediatrician used to be. He took the time to thoroughly read through my medical information which shows me that he genuinely cares about his patients. He shows his concerns by asking questions. He provided me with the best solutions for my situation. I appreciated that he respected my decision with what I was most comfortable doing to take care of my health for now. Dr. Festerling has my respect and trust because of how he treated me. He treated me with much kindness and responded positively towards my values and morals when it comes to taking care of my health issues.

I am 2 weeks post op from hip surgery & I am amazed at how fast I am recoverying in addition to a…read morevery clean neat incision. Dr. Matsuura & his entire staff are amazing. Very cheerful, upbeat (& professional) office. I am so pleased at the outcome of my total hip replacement at the outpatient surgery center.

A fantastic experience to find a doctor and staff that really care. I know from now on through…read morethis arthritic knee situation, I will get the best of care. I am confident of this. Thank you, thank you! I wish there were more stars...!!! They would get a 10!

Dr saito gave me such a a hard time about diagnosing my son with autism. He told me "parents who…read morebelieve their children have special needs sometimes do it for attention." His bedside manner when dealing with energetic kids is not what you'd want from your pediatrician, someone you trust with your child's health. He has a very condescending attitude and makes you feel uncomfortable when trying to voice any concerns. I had to reach out to other resources just to get a diagnosis for my son because he wouldn't do it himself. Eventually he did make a referral for us to get a diagnosis after me having to go through hoops and other agencies. He wouldn't accept he had autism til I came with my own diagnosis which he wouldn't accept then say it's not acceptable because it has to be from the dr he sent the referral. I am writing this review to save parents from this situation, it's truly heartbreaking that a pediatrician in our community (a community with a lot of special needs individuals) is so out of touch with the children they are caring for. Mahalo for reading my review I hope it helps you decide where to send your keiki for care.

Friendly staff, short wait time, doctor is brief and to the point. Dr. Saito always answers…read morewhatever questions I may have. I feel very comfortable with bringing my daughter here.

I have been seeing doctor Ebesugawa since I was 16. He delivered my first child when I was 20 &…read morewill be delivering my next child due at the end of this month. For ten years he has never let me down, I've had no complications. He answers all questions I have & is always very professional. His staff is friendly & I notice they try to move as efficiently as they can. He does have a very long wait time, but his service is worth it.

Dr. E is absolutely amazing!! This was my first pregnancy & delivery yet he made my experience…read moreamazing! (You will have a long wait time before each appointment but he is absolutely MORE than worth it!) He is very professional and sweet, he definitely made sure we got the best care possible! Thank you Dr. E & Staff!

I came to Dr. Daniel Hudak concerning an irritable wound. He recommended immediate surgery at Hilo…read moreMedical Center on a Friday and I was ready to go home by Sunday. Due to the location of the wound, daily dressing change was required, and the Hospital Case worker along with his office personnel, had done a follow-through. I was told that my medical insurance had 100% Home Care Nursing coverage, included with required medical supplies shipped directly to my home. Monday, a home care nurse had called me and the supplies arrived on Tuesday along with the home care nurse, initial visit. One and a half month long worth of home care services were to follow. I am appreciative for the much needed care bestowed upon me and my person. I kept my synopsis brief to its objective. Important to get it out then have it drawn out with nonsensical verbiage. Those who may find themselves in a similar circumstance, please understand, it may very well be my story, but afterall, it is your body and you know what is best. Take care and be well!

Amazing bedside manner. Healing time was quick with no additional problems. Met with me a few times…read moreprior to scheduling surgery to make sure that I was comfortable with his recommendations and understood the procedure and healing time. He truly made me feel comfortable. It's now a month after surgery and I'm all healed up with very minimal adjustments to my lifestyle. I totally recommend Dr. Hudac.