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.

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!

It all started with a slip at my part time job. Customer spilt water and my colleague mopped the…read moredining room. Didn't want the customer to slip so I took the initiative to bring the drinks to their table. I didn't know colleague mopped in front of our work station and both legs flew up as I exited the swinging door... Torn rotator cuff. After x-rays and an MRI, took some time for worker's comp to approve this procedure and the day finally came. Was given explicit instructions prior to this day and after following them, I checked in at Minimally Invasive Surgery Hawai'i (MIS), which is located on the 6F of Hale Pawa'a. MIS is state of the art surgery center which has a team of professionals who perform orthopedic, musculoskeletal care and spine care procedures. I've never experienced this before and didn't know what to expect so I found myself asking my sister, who has 30yrs experience as a registered nurse, with questions. My concerns were alleviated as I believed in professionals and their knowledge and expertise. I was informed by the office of Dr. Darryl Kan and complied with the instructions provided to me. Upon check in I had my RN sister accompany me just in case I needed clarification and to ensure a smooth process. To be frank I was somewhat concerned as there was not one other patient in the check in area. It was just my sister, myself and the staff behind the counter. I was escorted to the back where I changed into a gown and received instructions as well as the attending professional reiterated today's procedure. Once again, nerve block was explained in simpler terms where I understood. It scared me but once again I had to trust the process. When it was my turn, I was rolled into the operating room where Dr. Kan greeted me in an upbeat manner and briefed me on what's to come. This was done over 8 months ago so I don't recall what happened after except finally waking up to some noise. The nurse (?) greeted and checked up on me. I was a little groggy and she must have read my mind as I was thirsty and hungry. I was offered an array of drinks and some snacks to choose from. When I was post groggy stage, the staff called my brother in law as he was designated to pick me up as I'm not allowed to drive after my procedure. I remember presented with non-slip socks and escorted to the 1F via wheelchair. Overall, I am very pleased and satisfied with MIS as they walked me through this process that was nerve-racking from the get go. From Dr. Kan, his staff and the staff at MIS, I was treated with great care and professionalism.

My journey with painful and swollen knees after running, jogging, hiking, aerobics classes, playing…read moreracquetball, and golfing began over fifteen years ago. Still, I stubbornly, or should I say "stupidly," held out for a year before making an appointment with the orthopedic surgeon my PCP referred me to, Dr. Jay Marumoto, at Queens Medical Center. After a physical examination and imaging (X-rays and MRI) tests, it was determined that I was suffering from bilateral knee osteoarthritis and torn meniscuses. After receiving the diagnosis, Dr. Marumoto counseled me about having the surgeries performed on separate dates. Still, I chose to have both knee meniscus repairs done in one visit at the medical center's Same Day Surgery Clinic. At my follow-up, I was recovering quickly with a great range of motion and experienced minimal pain. Still, Dr. Marumoto counseled me about the osteoarthritic progression and said, "See you in about 15 years." Thirteen years had passed when I requested to see Dr. Marumoto last August, because more pain and stiffness had returned to my right knee. Still, I decided to get knee strengthening physical therapy before our May 2025 trip to Japan and Korea, before deciding on a total knee replacement. The right knee strengthening sessions went well. However, on the second day of our trip, I exacerbated my situation when I tripped on a curb and fell onto my "less affected" left knee and face-planted. Luckily, I didn't need hospitalization or emergency medical attention, so I nursed myself for the rest of our 21-day cruise with affirming thoughts of scheduling a knee replacement on my right knee after returning home from our trip. When I confirmed my desire for the total knee replacement, Dr. Marumoto suggested that instead of having the surgery done at the hospital where there is more potential for nosocomial infection, he recommended performing the Outpatient surgical procedure at Minimally Invasive Surgery of Hawai'i (MIS). MIS is located on the 6th Floor in the Hale Pawa'a Building at the corner of South Beretania and Ke'eaumoku Streets. My husband accompanied me to my 8 am check-in, where we met the friendly and cheerful receptionist, Nadine. I like the electronic check-in process and completed it within a few seconds before sitting with Nadine to confirm my identification, medical insurance coverage, HIPAA protections, and estate plans. The waiting room was chilly, but I didn't mind since I brought a light sweater and wore warm, comfortable clothes. As the morning sun brightened and warmed the clean waiting room, I cuddled in a corner and caught up on reading e-mails. Soon, John, a smiling and welcoming nurse dressed in bright red scrubs, called me to enter the pre-operative holding unit/recovery room, where he took my vitals. Another nurse, Ameika (sp?), confirmed my name, birthday, surgeon's name, and scheduled procedure while settling me into a holding area with a warm and comfy bed. Ameika set me up with IV fluids and let me relax in bed with privacy drapes drawn. I also met with the OR nurse, Jackson, and the anesthesiologist, Dr. Louis Chun. Before discussing any information, each person confirmed my name, birthday, and surgical procedure. Of course, Dr. Marumoto popped in for a few moments to greet me and, I guess, to check on my state of mind since I was excited to get this procedure done. I last remembered being transported into the surgical suite. After a restful sleep, I awoke hungry and thirsty in the recovery room. Ameika informed me that they had contacted my husband to pick me up, and she got me ready to be wheeled downstairs to the porte cochère. Before leaving the recovery room, she provided me with an Ice Man Clear Cold Therapy Unit, although I had prepared reusable ice packs or wraps at home because we don't keep ice cubes. Thanks to the comfortable, clean, well-staffed, and knowledgeable medical and nursing staff, I'm on my way to a positive outcome. Also, because I had such a wonderful experience, I'm looking forward to having my other knee replaced next year, after another planned trip abroad.

Tuesday May 19, 2026 I came here to their cafeteria to buy breakfast…read more I bought a breakfast bento. It was small. But, it was good. Just something to eat before lunch later. This time I had to buy and take it with me. I been here many times before to eat and sit down. It's casual and comfortable in here. I will be back again when I can.

After suffering from hip explosion disease I was patched up at Queens Main and sent to RHOP. Going…read moreto an in patient rehab that promises hours and hours of rehabilitation per day is spooky on paper, but RHOP is incredible and, as a matter of fact, they seem to have their heads screwed on better than some of the people at Queens. . .but that's for another review. . . RHOP was actually a great time, everyone you encounter is nice, the exercises are hard, but they have to be and I had a really good group of people with me too, like Ms. Helen who is 101 years old and her roommate Ms. Susie who used to DOOR DASH COFFEE to her room every morning, hahahaha. RHOP taught me everything I needed to know to survive at home during my long recovery period between a wheelchair and a walker and I use what they taught me daily. I am 100% sure I would not be as mobile as I am now this soon after surgery if I hadn't gone to them, in fact, some of what I was shown or learned there are integral to moving around. The only mark I have against them, the only warning. If you get to the point where you can venture out of your room and roll around the facility do not leave anything on your bed. On my first day out of my room I got a collared shirt from the gift shop which was then taken by the linen service provider by accident a few days later and I never saw it again. I was told this has also happened with cellphones. They will take the chance to do up your bed when you are not in it so make sure all of your stuff is put away, because whoever does the laundry just bags and tags everything wholesale. I hope I never have to go back here, but if I do it's going to be a good time.

Thumbs up... There…read moreare reasons for the lower acceptance of All Access Ortho as you are seen my PA which I had no idea when I first visited them with my broken ankle though situation of urgency does make it the most convenient location to take advantage versus going to the emergency. What I didn't realize is that I'm able to get my Trigger Thumb taken care of here and if I knew I would've done it much sooner as I though that I needed a specialist along with an X-ray which my doctor had said so as well only to see that he sent me here which is located in Hale Pawa'a ground floor and parking is free for the first hour and no they don't validate after but I did find meter parking right outside on Young Street since I don't like parking here as it gets very crowded. After register and waited for just five minutes I was seen by a lovely lady and she did all the questions and at least a dozen finger movements only to have the physical took one second and say awww ya that's a classic one and I said I just want the shot and given it in a second and be on my way. Was told it should be good in about a couple of weeks and though the feeling wasn't immediate in about a week I totally felt the difference and was just delightful to have my motion back. It was a learning experience for both the PA and myself and knowing that they have the option to return if needed is so promising and happy to know. Thank you!

Overall, I had a really good experience here. The provider and the rest of the staff were kind,…read moreprofessional, and made me feel comfortable during both of my visits. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because of the front desk employee who checks patients in at the desk on the left side when you walk in. Both times I've been here, she's come across as cold and unwelcoming. Her tone is very monotone, and it felt like I was bothering her just by checking in. During my follow-up visit, it looked like she was eating lunch, so maybe the timing wasn't ideal, but this was the second time I had the same experience. After my first visit, I figured maybe she was just having a bad day. But after the same interaction happened again, I felt it was worth mentioning. I'm not trying to be mean or get anyone in trouble. I just think the person who greets patients is the first impression of the office, and a simple smile or friendly attitude can make a big difference. Especially in a healthcare setting where people may already be stressed or nervous. Other than that, my experience was great, and I'd definitely come back. I just hope the front desk experience becomes as welcoming as the care provided by everyone else.

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.

Excellent service and very knowledgeable Doctor!!! Very nice staff and all are great!! Customer…read moreservice is above average I love this physician and his crew!!!

I've been seeing Dr. Tada for a few years and I wouldn't go anywhere else. I was experiencing…read moreterrible lower back pain. I had made the unfortunate mistake of having the fusion surgery for my lower lumbar hoping it would relief my pain. But it didn't. That's how I found my way to Dr. Tada. From day one he's been patient, understanding and thoughtful. He really listens to my concerns and has offered great advice. He's even referred me to a sleep specialist because my overall sleep directly impacted my health. He's never shied away from my million questions or list of ailments. But most importantly, I appreciate his honesty. He doesn't promise the moon but is willing to help find options that work best for me. And that is something that I wish more doctors would do. Thank you Dr. Tada and a special thank you to his wonderful staff.

I recently had spine surgery at Kuakini Medical and cannot thank them enough for their outstanding…read morecare. The ER, scanning, OR and especially Dr. Awaya and his surgical team went way out their way to accommodate me on a Sunday morning! I can honestly say that I may not be walking today if not for their efforts. The OR and surgical teams were so professionally efficient yet calm and reassuring. They instilled confidence in me. My after surgery care was also excellent. The doctors, nurses, aids and other staff were very kind, caring and always encouraging. Today I am doing very well and getting stronger every day. I highly recommend the Kuakini Medical Center. Wes W

The visit was S0000 pleasant and professional and AMAZING!! Everyone there was S00000 SWEET and…read morecomforting. This has to be HEAVEN ON EARTH even the bacon was the best I've ever had What ever the staff is getting paid, I would pay them DOUBLE