Have been with Dr.Teramoto for years and he and his staff are excellent. When ever I feel sick…read morethey are able to take me in that day. Parking isn't bad since they opened the new parking

Dr. Teramoto has been my primary care physician for many years. He and his staff have provided me…read morewith excellent care and service over the years. He listens to his patients, follows up as needed and refers out if it is appropriate. I truly appreciate Dr. Teramoto as my doctor.

HPN rocks! They really take care of their patient's from start to finish. From the front desk to…read morewhatever you are there for, you will have the utmost care from them. I HIGHLY recommend HPN! Shout out to JE! Trav

Great doctors that make you feel comfortable. Office staff is friendly and helpful. Did a sleep…read morestudy and techs were knowledgeable and made sure I was comfortable throughout the night.

I love,love,lovee Dr. Ky Le! I personally think he has terrific bedside manner and he was…read moreincredibly patient with my questions/concerns during each visit. He was helping me with my weight loss journey and was also my PCP for a short time. Unfortunately, I had to find another provider because my work shift had changed and Primary Care Plus isn't open on the weekends and they close relatively early. I try to refer him to as many people as I can because I truly believe he is the best and is very much invested in seeing his patients succeed and thrive. The Office is pretty big and it's always clean. The Staff is friendly, I really always enjoyed when Jade would help me. Hopefully one day I can go back to him, I'm satisfied with the care I'm receiving at the new place but the difference is night and day.

I do not recommend Dr. Ky Le or this office based on my experience…read more I initially came in for significant shoulder and spine pain. X-rays were ordered, but the results were never properly explained or reviewed with me in a meaningful way. Instead, I was quickly recommended a steroid injection in my shoulder and was told it would resolve the issue. I was even told he would give the same injection to his own wife if she were in my condition, which strongly influenced my decision to proceed. I moved forward based on that confidence. At one point, a lower lumbar steroid injection was also suggested, but I declined that treatment. I also specifically asked if I could continue going to the gym and was told "no problem." Based on that guidance, I signed up for a one-year gym membership and paid for a personal trainer. Within a few months, my pain returned and worsened. I scheduled a follow-up appointment on 10/22/2025 but waited approximately 55 minutes with no communication or update. I ultimately left without being seen. Despite this, my insurance (HMAA) was still billed for the visit, which I am now disputing. The office environment also raised concerns. The practice is located in a retail-style complex rather than a traditional medical setting, and the front desk area felt disorganized and overcrowded, with multiple staff members/helpers gathered around the main desk without a clearly structured office setup. I also had concerns about patient privacy during check-in. During my visit, at one point, the doctor took out his phone and showed me information about another patient he had assisted, which felt completely unrelated to my care. The only positive part of my experience was one medical assistant (a young male staff member), who was professional, respectful, and efficient. After seeking a second opinion, I was advised to immediately stop going to the gym. That physician identified a significant calcium deposit in my shoulder (about the size of an almond) and ordered further imaging, including an MRI, I had a lavage treatment to remove the almond-sized calcification. I was also informed I have lumbar stenosis (L1 and L2), which had not been clearly explained to me previously, and I was referred to physical therapy. Looking back, I regret not trusting my instincts about Dr. Ky Le and his office from the start. I also feel that the Hippocratic Oath to do no harm was not reflected in my care. My condition worsened and I ultimately required further treatment after his care. Based on my experience, I would not recommend Dr. Ky Le or this practice.

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.

We had a really great experience with my cousin's endoscopic spine surgery with Dr. Roh. The staff…read morewent above and beyond at every step. I was able follow them through the process with a wrist band that tracked his progress through the surgical day. Surgery day was surprisingly smooth. The anesthesiology team kept us comfortable, and the state-of-the-art facility felt more like a welcoming environment than a surgery center. They woke up with manageable discomfort--no worse than a tough workout--and was walking the halls just hours later. The nursing staff was phenomenal, checking in regularly and encouraging mobility with kindness and expertise. By week two, my cousin was off prescription pain meds and moving better than he had in a decade! Physical therapy started gently, and with each session, he regained strength and flexibility. Six months post-op, he's back to hiking local trails, gardening, and chasing his grandkids without a twinge of pain. His only regret? Not doing this sooner! Thank you to everyone at Honolulu Spine Center who took wonderful care of us!

The care I have received here has been unmatched at any other outpatient clinic I have been to on…read moreOahu. Dr Wang is my specialist and always handles me and his other patients with such care. My last procedure went a little late as they are all getting used to a new computer system. The staff are super relaxed and remember those of us who have been more than once and make our experience as best as they can.

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.

Very knowledgeable. Kind, thoughtful, patience. The wait is worth it. Great office staff.read more

Quality of care ,time and have known him as my PCP for more than 40 years and still going .You need…read moreto have patience as he takes his time on every patients he is seeing including me .A great doctor !! 5

I've been seeing Dr. Tada and NP Tiffany. Tiffany has since moved but she was always a delight to…read morevisit with. Dr. Tada and his team have been awesome. Check in and out is always smooth and efficient. We typically go to the Aiea office; they're in that office M, W, and F, but I believe Dr. Tada is only there on Fridays. Perfect for our schedule. I first heard of Dr Tada from my CRPS support group. They all raved about his knowledge of CRPS, which is a feat in itself as a rare and poorly understood condition with the worse pain known to man. Most of the doctors I had encountered had never even heard of it, much less able to treat it. The only other doctors I found to have significant knowledge on the condition were the doctors at the pain management center at UCSF. Unfortunately, my insurance changed to a company that didn't have UCSF in network. I tried a few doctors on Oahu, but even those who had knowledge of CRPS proposed solutions that were either debunked or had never been widely used in the case of CRPS. And sadly with CRPS, incorrect treatment often leads to spread or worsening of the condition. Hence the dire need for knowledgeable doctors. Not only is Dr. Tada knowledgeable about CRPS but he has had several years and several patients experience. I have since received more helpful solutions than I ever thought possible. Treatment of CRPS is extremely dependent on a case by case basis. Medications that work for one patient they have an opposite effect in another patient. Some patients can tolerate touch while others can barely tolerate a breeze. In some patients it can go into remission while another patients it can cause lifelong debilitating issues. Unfortunately, I fall into the latter category, but with a Dr. Tada, I am able to have an unbelievable quality of life despite the pain. He doesn't just treat a small part of the condition as most doctors do. He treats the patient as a whole.

Dr Wang is an excellent anesthesiologist, so polite and his facet joint injections has made my…read moresciatica pain from a 10 to a 0. I am also dealing with lumbar pain and I have confidence that he will do whatever it takes to make me have a good "quality" of life... surgery is the last resort. So I encourage all of you who are dealing with debilitating back pain, join me on a journey of recovery. Susan Takamura, Kauai