I have had an outstanding experience with Dr. Young with both contact lenses and glasses. I did not…read moreexpect he would able to get lenses made for Google Glass, a very proprietary frame that is the original basis for ALL smart glasses being sold today. That being said, I have not been able to reach Dr. Young's office by phone for quite some time, and he may have retired. I went to LensCrafters to get my Meta Glasses done last month, instead.

Accidentally sat on my glasses and they were all bent but I walked in here and the doctor was very…read morenice and professional and fixed them right away. I really appreciated the service and I would definitely recommend this place.

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.

I left this practice extremely disappointed. My biggest concern was not simply that they wouldn't…read moreprovide the treatment I was hoping for, but the apparent lack of flexibility and understanding when treating a patient with opioid use disorder who was also dealing with significant acute pain. I understand that pain management involving opioids and OUD is complicated, and I completely respect the need for appropriate safeguards. What concerned me was feeling that the practice's policies were being applied in a way that didn't adequately account for the actual clinical circumstances of the patient. In my experience, the approach felt extremely limited rather than individualized. For a practice that specializes in pain management, I expected a much stronger understanding of the modern approaches to treating acute severe pain in patients receiving medication for opioid use disorder. This is where I believe the situation becomes potentially dangerous. A patient with OUD can have two legitimate medical needs at the same time: treatment for their OUD and adequate treatment for severe acute pain. Those issues shouldn't automatically be treated as mutually exclusive. I left feeling that the policies were more important than developing an appropriate, individualized pain-management plan. That's particularly concerning when dealing with patients who may already be at increased risk of returning to illicit opioids if legitimate pain isn't adequately addressed. I hope this practice seriously considers updating its approach to patients with OUD and ensuring that its clinicians are familiar with current evidence-based approaches to acute pain management in this population. One star based on my personal experience. I would encourage anyone with OUD who needs pain management to ask very specifically about how the practice handles acute severe pain while a patient is receiving MOUD before choosing this practice.

They originally came out to my office in Waipahu. After the initial visit, they were accommodating…read morefor future adjustments in mask/nose pieces and eventually a new mask. I eventually needed a humidifier as my nasal cavity was really dry in the mornings. Unfortunately, they are not open on Saturdays, so I had to take off work to go down to their office. I got a new hose because it had a chip attached to use with the humidifier.

I've had an extremely frustrating experience with Pacific Island Medical (PIM) Inc. When they…read moreinitially came to my home, the convenience was great, and I expected the rest of the process to be just as smooth. Unfortunately, everything after that went downhill. I confirmed that they can bill my secondary insurance (CHAMPVA) even without a contract, but they repeatedly chose not to. I emailed Emma (the manager) and left multiple messages requesting a call back--no response. Since June 2025, I've gone back and forth between my insurance company, PIM's front desk staff (including Shayna and others), and their billing manager (Cassie). It is now November, and no one has returned my calls or attempted to resolve the issue. I've had to call week after week with no progress. I provided PIM with the exact website and billing address required to submit the claim. CHAMPVA accepts claims from any licensed provider willing to submit them, yet after months of communication, PIM ultimately decided they did not want to process my claims at all. Unfortunately, they can operate this way because there are very few CPAP supply companies on the island, leaving customers with limited alternatives. However, there are companies in Honolulu that are willing to bill CHAMPVA. With many years of experience in healthcare administration, I never expected this to be the outcome. We always submitted claims to show patients that we tried, and if coverage was denied, we discussed payment arrangements. That is basic customer care. This shows a lack of regard for their customers. Before obtaining any equipment, make sure your insurance is contracted with PIM. Otherwise, you may end up responsible for the full cost because they refuse to bill insurance--even when they can. Now I'm left with a bill and no financial support options offered during an already difficult time.

A small office located in manoa marketplace. The Dr and his wife runs this small office. The reason…read morefor my review is when I requested call backs it was a game of voicemail tag. I understand the doctor also works in the hospital, but i am also a paying customer. Sometimes they would regularly forget that I had an appointment scheduled to where I would show up to a dark office with the doors locked. Once, they forgot to send in the paperwork for bloodwork, and when I came into contact with them, they were in vacation. The quality of care if acceptable, but if I can't even get proper services related to outside of the doctors office, then why should I continue here?

As a nurse, I cannot begin to describe the horrible care I received at this practice from doctor…read morebut especially the receptionist. I ended up having ER visits to finally be diagnosed with a bulging lumbar disc after being sent in circles and just given oxycodone by this MD when all I had begged for was an MRI and was made to feel crazy. I even had the physical therapist calling to request MRI for possible spinal tumor. I hope no one else ever has to be treated so cruelly and unethically. If I could give zero stars I would.

I had appts with this excellent dentist. I am retired and sold assets to get this work done…read more There was no disclosure regarding the costs and the second was significantly more costly than the first. I am just advising you to get a full disclosure regarding the costs. I do not have insurance, so it put me at a disadvantage to start with. I wish there was more communication that could have saved this unpleasant experience. Also, I might add that I had many re-takes on my x-rays. That was not what I would have expected from a professional office like his. FYI be very aware (which I was not) how much root canals have increased in cost since I had my last one 4 years ago.

I had a very positive experience with Dr. Ching and his staff. I was told by a General Dentist…read morethat he was the best Root Canal specialist in Hawaii. Dr. Ching made me feel comfortable as soon as I walked into his office as I was nervous about having to see an Endodonist. That fear quickly dissipated with his warmth, his ability to communicate and his commitment to care. The Apex Endodontics staff was friendly and helpful as well. I also appreciated that his office has a tranquil atmosphere which added to the good experience. Thank you Dr. Ching and Apex Endodontics staff. I greatly appreciate your professionalism.

I've had a pleasant experience to date with Dr. Suleiman and his practice…read more It's not exactly as if I've seen lots of sleep doctors - you see one and that's it. But I'm glad my primary care doctor referred me here for possible sleep apnea instead of a bigger medical group or one of those online tele-sales clinics. I got the feeling that Dr. Sulieman really enjoys his job working with patients. He took an unhurried time to listen, consult, ask about concerns and my medical history, and patiently explain to me the science of sleeping, physiology, and how it relates to overall wellness and medical condition. It made me feel respected and well cared for. The office is pretty homey, lived in decor despite being in a multi-story medical building with killer views of nearby mountain cliffs. Pulse and blood pressure devices you could buy for yourself instead of a sci fi bank of blinking machines, it reminded me of going to my family doctor when I was a child. Since then I've dealt exclusively with staff and nurses, but they have been fine too. Very sweet and personable. Turns out I do have a mild case, enough to warrant one of those air pressure devices you hook up like a scuba diver all night long, which came by parcel from an affiliated supplier. It helped a lot from day one, and was no trouble getting used to. People describe health experiences as a journey, and this one started out stress-free, comfortable, and well treated. Starting out on the right foot, as they say, it makes the whole experience better. You can call me Scuba Gil now.

Unless they see your sleeping environment, make sure there's no chemicals offgassing, fabrics and…read morefurniture support your frame body and neck, lighting is correct and dark for sleeping, diet supportive of circadian rhythm then this whole profession is cuckoo. Tell them to come see her living environment first and have them prescribe healthy nontoxic furniture, fabrics if you're sleeping at a gas chamber with chemicals toxins and pesticides your body can't eliminate then you're going to have trouble sleeping. Smoke and mirrors wake up

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.

I've had knee pains since I was 14. Doctors thought it was juvenile arthritis, but it wasn't. Then…read morethey thought it was lyme disease, but it wasn't. They just sent me to do some physical therapy since they couldn't figure out what was wrong. After years and years of struggle, I finally came across this place. So happy that I did. They were able to tell me EXACTLY what was wrong. I have a type of tendonitis in my knee. The doctor does a few stretches and it feels really good. Then, they taught me how to tape my knee when it's sore. They gave me some meds too, but the tape does the job!

My regular PCP is on leave and I called the clinic where I've been a patient for around 2 years to…read moreplead for anyone to prescribe something for the excruciating menstrual cramps I'm having, which I believe are due to endometriosis. It's far beyond the normal level of pain for even painful periods. I wasn't even asking for anything with any abuse potential, just a stronger version of something similar to what's sold over the counter. At first she said I could come in for an appt, I said I was in too much pain to get out of bed, have no car, and I'm broke from 5 years of having my rare cancer misdiagnosed. So I asked the MA to ask if I could do a virtual appt. She said yes BUT SHE WASN'T GOING TO PRESCRIBE ANYTHING. WHY would I do that!? I said she was refusing to help and the MA kept trying to sugarcoat it and say the doctor didn't think it was in my best interest and knew best but wasn't refusing to help, but I've been misdiagnosed by about 30 doctors so I don't give any of them the benefit of the doubt on being competent. I assume from the start that they aren't. Just look at the poor woman whose breast cancer was disregarded in another 1 star review of her on another popular review site. Killing myself due to chronic untreated severe pain is also not in my best interest as this is far from being my only problem. I'm not going to suffer unnecessarily bc a doctor is useless. If I need to take twice as much of the other drug for sufficient pain relief that's what I'm going to do so I'm really not sure what she thinks she accomplished here. I have prior documentation of severe menstrual cramps with 2 other doctors there but she claimed I needed an official endometriosis diagnosis for an NSAID?! And that I had only had this specific one once in a hospital (in this state!!!). What difference does that make? It's not an endometriosis specific drug and I assured them I wouldn't take it until I was told it was safe to do so after the first NSAID I took didn't help. The only way to get endometriosis officially diagnosed is with a laparascopic biopsy and I'm not supposed to have any elective surgical procedures until I get my cancerous adrenal gland removed lest I have a stroke during it, otherwise I'd be scheduling a hysterectomy. No official diagnosis is needed to prescribe that anyway and it's not like I was requesting fentanyl. This woman should know that but just insisted I needed to see a GYN first. Just totally illogical and utterly useless. It's downright insulting to be told, sure, come on in but I'm not doing anything for you and don't have any good advice. The only "help" she offered was to tell me to go to the ED if the pain is that severe. The entire reason I called the clinic is bc I get treated terribly there bc I have rare problems that offend their egos. The last time I was literally crying in the fetal position from the pain and all they'd do was offer me a totally useless OTC drug. I have such a high pain tolerance I once sat through an entire Broadway play having an appendicitis and I've almost never asked for anything for pain aside from when I've been admitted. So not only did she not help me, she suggested I go sit somewhere for hours in severe pain where no one else is going to help either. After her missed cancer diagnosis leading to a double mastectomy I imagine her malpractice rate may be quite high and she's overly afraid of losing her license. Other sites' reviews hint about not knowing what happened to her but I'm guessing she may have been unemployed while dealing with a malpractice suit or just bad optics. I also want to point out I've already had my spleen, appendix, and gallbladder removed so she couldn't have been concerned about those and menstrual pain is very distinct from the many other types of pain I've had for the last 40 years. I wish I could give negative stars.

Yelp 100 Challenge #70/100…read more Looking for a physician can be daunting and finding one that is compassionate, sincere, and takes care of you like family is very important to me. I made an appointment with Tiffany and she let me know that there is an option to fill out the forms online. I was so happy as filling out forms at the doctors office is tedious at times. Tiffany was great in taking the time to explain how to get to the site and where to fill out the forms. Thanks Tiffany! : ) I arrived for my appointment and was greeted by Jovi. Jovi was so nice and wonderful. They had a cool little electronic device that looked like a credit card reader where you can check in. Since I did the forms online I was done and only needed to show my ID and insurance card. Yay! Jovi called me in and I was taken to see the doc. When Dr. Bryant-Greenwood came in she had a big smile on her face and was happy to see me. I had a bunch of questions ready to go and she answered all of them and even asked more questions as I could tell she cared and wanted to know more to make sure she understood everything. During this whole time I felt at ease and not uncomfortable like those times you feel when seeing a new physician. Overall Dr. Bryant-Greenwood is just wonderful and I feel very blessed to have her as my doc. Thanks again to Dr. Bryant-Greenwood, Tiffany, and Jovi! You guys are the best!