So there's nothing fun about getting an MRI but the team here makes it as comfortable and pleasant…read moreas possible. From when you're greeted, they are very friendly and extremely patient in explaining everything that needs done. They give you comfy scrubs to change into m, earplugs for the MRI and try to find music to help you relax through the procedure. When you leave, they give you cold water and chocolates, bonus chocolates are locally made so I love that they support another Hawaii business. My doctor got my abnormal results the next morning! If you have to get imaging done I highly recommend going there!

It was great that I could get an appointment the soonest. The wait was longer than expected. They…read morewere behind due to complications with previous clients. It was nice that they advised you. Otherwise, it was very organized and clean facility. They give you a nice surprise gift snd bottled water upon departure. Definitely would use again if needed.

Our experiences with the Cancer Center of Hawai'i occurred in 2010 at the St. Francis - West…read morelocation when my father was being treated for his esophageal cancer. We found the staff, medical and non-medical, to be very professional yet compassionate and personable. Little did we ever think we'd have reason to go to the Cancer Center, again. This time we're coming to the Liliha location in support of another family member of mine. Located in the Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Medical Pavilion on the same property as St. Francis - Liliha, there is validated parking at this location. Thankfully, we were provided a parking pass during an earlier appointment here otherwise, we probably would've parked in the main parking structure. Once we passed the parking lot attendant, we took a ticket and turned LEFT at the T-intersection. We then followed the driveway down to the designated stalls for the Cancer Center. The Cancer Center is located on the Basement Level. Once we got out from the elevator, we headed for the reception desk where we scanned my family member's Cancer Center card to check-in. We like this barcode system because it also serves as identification and verifies the series of treatments that the patient is going through. Once the patient is checked in, we noticed how on-time they get the patients in and out of the clinic. Everyone in this clinic is respectful, helpful and friendly. We feel that it takes a special personality to work in this medical clinic. The staff does their best to make both the patient and their loved ones comfortable and kept informed. The Cancer Center's staff even gives you a sense of confidence and understanding. You feel their support that will help you get through this Life's challenge together, one day at a time.

As always, super easy check-in process, I was in and out (for women's business on 5th floor) in ten…read moreminutes, if that. My tech today was Celeste. She was cheerful, friendly, and professional. Free parking in the same building. I found out that they offer acupuncture too. $100 for 50 minutes. Massages are now $85 for 50 minutes. They no longer sell gift certificates. :(

This Kapiolani Center for Mammogram is so convenient with lots of free parking…read more Been coming here for decades and now i can come for my Bone Density Scan! Hooray! The reception area is bright and airy. The staff ate really nice, friendly and efficient! The the technicians are also very nice and friendly. The ladies are so patient and empathetic cause they know we are a little anxious and apprehensive. The rooms are bright and clean that make.you feel at ease. At the end of the visit, you can pick a beautiful rose when leaving! Heard the roses come from the big island! My favorite!

It is near IMPOSSIBLE to get in touch with this company via phone. They do not answer.read more

I took my grandma here for an MRI…read more This Hawaii Diagnostic Radiology office is located at the St. Francis Hospital on Liliha Ave. on the first floor. There's ample parking with two entrances. You can enter on your first left when you drive in. Or you can drive all the way up to the next building and there is another entry into the parking lot. If you park up there, it's super easy and quick to get to the buildings and this office, but exiting from the parking lot is tiresome. You'll go around and around many times. From the lower section, you need to take the long driveway, make a right turn, then go past the reserved stalls, and then find a spot. If you find a spot without going higher much, you'll need to take the elevator up. If I can quote the wise Olmec, "the choice is yours, and yours alone!" The office and waiting area is very nice. Super clean, cold A/C, comfortable chairs, very spacious, eye-pleasing artwork, and nice TVs not on annoying channels. The staff here are very friendly and professional. They are thorough and explain things clearly and easy to understand. The whole MRI process took a little over an hour, and probably 20 minutes to check in, fill out forms, and wait. The good thing is they validate 3 hours parking, so it'll be free.

This place is in the main entrance of Saint Francis. Easy to find as it's been many years since…read moreI've been to St. Francis. Check-in was super easy as we got there around 6:30 PM. My kid was taken in right after check-in and was done within 10 minutes for her ultrasound which is great as I would not have to pay for parking.

When your Primary Care Physician requests for a follow up exam, you're obligated to follow Doctor's…read moreorders. I was scheduled an appointment at Hawaii Diagnostic Radiology Services located at St. Francis Medical Center in Liliha. My doctor took the liberty to schedule the appointment and I was committed to an evening off from work as it was scheduled for 9:15pm. Finding a doctor's appointment to fit my work schedule can be challenging, yet this one was out of the ordinary as I had no idea this center opens until 10pm. Late in the afternoon I received a call and voicemail from them asking if I could come in earlier than scheduled since a last minute cancellation was made making my appointment available from that point on. I immediately went in ASAP! First of all, parking was amazing! On a Tuesday evening when the busy work day comes to an end, Level 1 was completely empty. There were a few patients in the waiting area. But once I completed my personal information sheet, my name was called immediately. The technician was sweet and professional, she was fast and thorough, front desk administrator quickly validated my parking ticket and I was in and out within 15 minutes. By the end of the next day, I was told that my results would get forwarded to my PCP.

I appreciate and respect all the providers and nurses, and medical staff here at Queens. It is the…read morego to hospital for me and I undoubtedly believe that you will receive great care for most of your needs! Centrally located in town, new ER wing. Clean and friendly staff. ER is busy so come prepared. POB offices are nice. The Orthopedic teams and cardiac teams I can attest too.

Jeez, I haven't been to Queen's in like forever. It looks so different. Someone close to me had…read moresurgery here, so we came to visit him. You park in Miller Parking and it's free for the first hour. There's no need for validation. The parking is a little tricky. The lobby is on level B2. When you walk out of the elevator you have to walk around the corner to get to the lobby. He was in the Queen Emma Tower. This place is like a maze. You have to make a few turns to get to the Queen Emma elevators. We got lost a few times. The hospital was clean, bright and really nice. The staff were also really friendly. We got lost a few times; they told us to just pull the fire alarm and someone will come to assist us, haha.

CONTACT Phone: (808) 949-0091…read moreFax: (808) 957-0005 Website: www.hawaiidrs.com CONVENIENCE Located in the Kaheka Professional Building on Kaheka and S. King St. on the second floor. This is one of four convenient town locations, with the other three being in the Ala Moana Medical Building, Center for Women's Imaging (Kapi'olani Blvd.), and in the St. Francis Medical Center (Liliha St.). Click here for addresses: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/hawaii-diagnostic-radiology-honolulu-3?select=RFvS_m3uj4F6Rc7BhOAz4Q PARKING It's located on Liona St. in the back of the Kaheka Professional Building. The parking attendant will give you a ticket and HDR will validate it. EXPERIENCE My wait time was minimal and my experience getting an ultrasound for the first time was easy breezy. I fell asleep while she was doing it! REVIEW #279

I brought my daughter here to get some x-rays done. Brought her during my lunch break. We checked…read morein and told the receptionist about the paperwork that was faxed over earlier in the morning. She looked on her computer and didn't see anything. She offered to call the doctor's office. In meantime I asked her for forms to be filled out since my daughter is a new patient. In the meantime she was to call the doctor's Office. I filled out the forms and gave it back to the receptionist and waited to be called. After about 20 minutes, I went up to the counter to ask for the bathroom key. It wasn't until then the receptionist had told me that she wasn't sure if I wanted to wait. Apparently she called the doctor's Office and there was a message that they were out to lunch and won't be back until 2:00 pm. It wasn't even 1:00 pm yet. I got a little irritates by this thinking and wondering if I hadn't gone up to the counter to ask for the bathroom key, we would have continued to sit there until after 2:00! I felt the receptionist should have at least let me know that she tried calling and that the office wouldn't reopen until after lunch at 2:00. I was pressed for time since I was taking my daughter to get her xrays done, using my lunch break. I ended up leaving and taking my daughter home so I could go back to work. End result was I called and left a message with the doctor's office who the called Hawaii Imaging to call in the paperwork. I ended up taking my daughter after work. Got there at about 4:30 and out in no time after! This place wasn't as crowded as earlier. Highly recommend going later in the afternoon. This location is walk in only. They also validate parking if you park in their lot in the back. I'd recommend calling to make sure they have received your orders from the doctor's office before heading down.

Fantastically efficient office. Also very helpful friendly and courteous…read more Dr Kawamoto has a calm professional manner and our questions and answers were helpful. He was neatly dressed and took the time to listen. He ordered a series of tests for evaluative purposes and his office had precontacted each office with the required paper work that same day so that I could do them quickly. I literally talked to 3 different office staff and each was as friendly and efficient as the next.

Doctor scott is amazing, he is so nice and friendly! His staffs are amazing as well, they are very…read moreaccomodating with scheduling!

It's a nice facility nicely decorated. I had diagnostic mammography in 2017 and a lumpectomy in…read more2018. Doctors are very professional but I think some staff aren't so good. The asian girls during covid were pretty rude. Interrupting and not listening, putting themselves 1st rather than the patient standing there worried about cancer. The female radiologists are pretty good but there is no.need for them to press their chest up against a patient. Patients are not interested in befriending staff, we go there for treatment.

Shoutout to Dr. Hirota for her attentiveness to my health and well being. She goes above and beyond…read morein her practice and has truly been the best doctor I've ever had. I'm so grateful to be under her care.

OK, I'm used to the V.A., where most there hate their jobs, you wait many MONTHS to be seen, and…read moreget pretty poor treatment from pretty poor docs, with the exception of eyes and dental. I was MISdiagnosed there 2 YEARS when I had lymphoma UNDER shrapnel from an Iraq War wound. I was told, "You are getting OLD, and it's an old war wound..." DISSED for 2 YEARS??%$#@! finally, I went outside w/Medicare, got a proper diagnosis, (CANCER in that bone under the 'old war wound'), and referred for treatment-- finally the V.A. got involved because I threatened to go to the press if they didn't take over. The docs at St. Francis radiation center were GREAT. But nothing worked as it's a rare cancer and it didn't respond to radiation, and kept coming back. Finally, with MY research (I'm a retired surgeon) I found a treatment that may work for me and they referred me on after my oncologist AGREED. MAHALO PRES. TRUMP for 'Care in The Community', as we can now go to outside docs if we live far away--and they took me seriously, I got treatment the V.A. doesn't have anyway--and they listened to me, treating me with respect as a fellow doc. PALI MOMI WAS THE LATEST DOC TO SEE FOR BONE SURGERY--a big surgery, a VERY long 18 month recovery=MAJOR. I saw Dr. Aratani, who is highly specialized in ortho and oncology--one of only 2 on island. The only other is my friend @ Tripler but he was deployed so unavailable and he got me in to see Dr. Aratani. She was enthusiastic about my research, said YES--and referred me on to Queens for one treatment before she operates...but PALI MOMI WAS A BREATH OF FRESH AIR. I was pretty lost there as I never go to Aiea, living in Kahalu'u, and it's grown so much all my old landmarks are GONE--but after finally finding it, employees directed me every step of the way as to where to go, what building/floor/etc. OMG! That NEVER happens @ the V.A. I was totally--no lie--slack jawed by the time I got to her office! EVERYONE was so FRIENDLY--and not put on--I mean genuinely friendly, helpful...as my leg HURTS and walking HURTS...so so many folks there offered to help..I am BLOWN AWAY. It is BY FAR, the BEST medical facility I have EVER been in--and after getting wounded, I've had 15 surgeries, multiple scars/shrapnel/debility...etc. I just am very impressed=PERIOD. Much aloha to all you guys!!! Your assist and help was SO appreciated! I've been really down about all this, the time I lost getting treated and where it's at now--needing major surgery, possibly crippled for life...yadayada. But you guys there really cheered me up. MAHALO!!! Sorry so long, but I just feel VERY strongly here!

***4.5 STARS***…read more Recently a colleague reached out to me as his designated driver was unable to pick him up due to an unforeseen situation. He texted me needing a lift from Pali Momi Medical Center (PMMC) to his home just off Kinau Street. PMMC opened its doors in July 1989 and has been servicing Central and West Oahu. It was originally opened as Kapiolani Medical Center at Pali Momi until rebranded as PMMC in 2010. They are conveniently located in Aiea just down the road from Pearlridge Shopping Center. It was my first time here and was impressed with the upkeep of the grounds. Because my friend just had a procedure to the day prior, a hospital staff wheeled him via wheelchair to the pickup/drop off area. I was amazed by the hospital's attention to patient's condition, consideration and service extended. Although the pickup was a fairly quick process, the setback I encountered was leaving. There were 2 parked cars in front of me and it didn't seem the cars would be leaving soon. Furthermore, the right hand lane was too narrow where I couldn't pass them. My only option was to back up and exit via the far left lane. Thank goodness there was no car behind me otherwise I would have been in a standstill. Overall, impressed with my first visit to PMMC, with the exception of their pickup and drop off area. 2026 #60