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September 22, 2017
Josh Ooka Meets History Day Hero at Hale Makua
This summer we were fortunate to have students from Baldwin High School’s SCHWA Media Club produce a short video about our programs, and interview a few individuals who've used our servic...
September 21, 2017
Helping the Lives of Families
After having three joints fused in his leg, Arza Brown of Lahaina recently underwent physical and occupational therapy at Rehab by Hale Makua. Originally Arza was sent home after his surgery on Oah...
September 21, 2017
We Love Our Volunteers
Moonlight, a lovable six year old Corgi, and her owners Maria and Hilton Unemori have been spreading tail wags and happiness at Hale Makua Kahului. Maria says what she loves most about bring to Moo...
September 14, 2017
Kokua for Kupuna Raises Over $175,000
Hale Makua Health Services’ annual fundraiser, Kokua for Kupuna, raised a record-breaking $175,963 to help provide healthcare services for the frail and elderly on Maui. On September 9, 2017 ...
September 12, 2017
Local Farm's Donation Provides Meals
Hoku Nui Farms recently made a generous donation of 130 pounds of local, grass fed ground beef to Hale Makua. The donation was able to provide two meals, spaghetti with meat sauce and teriyaki burg...
September 10, 2017
Trisha Akahi, LPN, Head of Household
"I started working at Hale Makua 16 years ago as a CNA. While working I continued my education and soon became an LPN. I realized during my schooling that my passion was in nursing, but more important was my passion for connecting with elders. They’re really one of a kind, and the work I get to do with them is completely rewarding. If you are looking for a career in a fast paced, family oriented environment, then I would definitely encourage you to come work with us.”
September 06, 2017
Lorie Mendoza, Registered Nurse
"I decided to take a job at Hale Makua after doing my clinicals for nursing here. The staff was friendly and great to work with. If you want to challenge yourself and gain perspective about a part of life that people don't really talk too much about, then come work with us! It's a really fulfilling job. A smile from a resident after a long, hard day is the best feeling and all the 'thank you' I need!
September 05, 2017
A Time Honored Tradition Continues
Since 1982 Hale Makua Health Services has honored the Japanese Obon festival by holding an annual Bon Dance. It began as a small dance held at our Wailuku campus and has since expanded to both camp...