Cachola Medical Clinic, LLC - "Caring Is Our Culture"

11/27/2023

Wishing you a happy, safe and healthy holiday season from our work family to yours!

(Missing from photo, Riza, John & Cat)

08/07/2023

Secure Text Messaging with our office is active! Now patients have the option of either calling us, leaving a voice message or texting a message to our office line at 898-845-9955! Requesting medication refills, appointments, and questions for the doctor or staff just got easier! So excited to be able to bring this convenience to our patients!

05/08/2023

TRAFFIC ALERT:
If you are coming to clinic from the west side, take the moanalua freeway/King Street route to avoid rail traffic and detours on Dillingham Blvd.

09/29/2022

Celebrating the service of this incredible lady for the past 40+ years. Happy and well-deserved retirement Florence! We love you dearly and will miss you so very much!

03/24/2021

So excited to have Cachola Medical Clinic, LLC - "Caring Is Our Culture" join with Womens Fund Of Hawaii to sponsor a grant to help start this awesome project for Breast Cancer Hawaii. Check it out and see if you can help!

03/12/2021

TIER 1C VACCINATIONS TO START ON MONDAY, MARCH 15TH!
-- if you are 65 and up, 16-64 with high risk chronic conditions, and essential workers (including the media and food service workers) not earlier classified in 1B, you can sign up for an appointment to get vaccinated. Click on this link and scroll down to find the location nearest you!

If the information you need is not listed here yet, please check back in a few days. We will update this page as more information becomes available. For COVID 19 information in Ilocano (Ilokano), please click the button below: COVID 19 RESOURCES IN ILOCANO For information regarding the topics below,...

01/21/2021

Dr. Prather sporting her new T-Shirt -- COVID Vaccine... ! For information on COVID19, the vaccine, travel restrictions, or vaccine sign ups, go to our webpage at www.cacholamedical.com and click on The COVID19 Resources tab.

Remember, any vaccine is the same in function. It helps you combat the disease if you get it, so you hopefully don't get the worst of it. Like when you get your flu shot, you can still get the flu if exposed later, but hopefully the symptoms don't knock you out of commission. Same with COVID19's vaccines. Because only a small part of the population is protected at this time, you STILL have to maintain distance, mask up, practice good hygiene, and do the things you need to do to decrease your risk of exposure , and your risk of passing it to others who are not yet protected or who's immune systems are weak and can't adequately fight the infection.

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01/20/2021

Queens is now taking appointments for vaccines for Kupuna 75 and older. Call know and set up your date to vaccinate!

For more vaccination locations for all islands, or info on COVID19, visit us on the web at https://www.cacholamedical.com/take-action

01/17/2021

Mother & daughter, Dr. Cachola and Dr. Prather headed to the Queens Conference Center for their second COVID19 vaccination. We and our staff consider this a necessary step to keep ourselves and our patients safe as we continue to provide frontline care for our community during this pandemic.

Questions on vaccination or COVID-19? For up to date info, click here for Hawaii's DOH COVID updates --> https://hawaiicovid19.com/news/

For a health, exposure, or other medical evaluation, message our clinic at www.cacholamedical.com to request an appointment. Telehealth visits available, too!

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01/14/2021

UPDATED 1/15/21 -- KUPUNA OVER AGE 75!
Get your Covid 19 vaccine starting next week at pier 2!
Link to sign up and make an appt is below.

https://mychart.hawaiipacifichealth.org/signup

ESSENTIAL WORKERS -- include education , transportation, utilities, food and agriculture -- HPH and DOH are going to do kupuna first. DOH has not gotten lists from employers yet on who on their staff want to get a vaccine so the essential worker part is behind a bit. (Lame. Like why can't you just show an ID and day hey I'm a teacher etc, I'd like my vaccine please.) BUT Queens will be administering to essential workers starting 1.28.21, at the blaisdell. I have not heard word yet on how the appointment process will go, but as soon as I know, I will update you !

In the meantime, if you are an essential worker and want to get vaccinated, make sure you let your DOH liaison at your company know so they can put you on the list.

01/11/2021

Since you've gotta wear a mask, might as well try to have a little FUN. Share your mood, show your style, and as Tyra Banks says, practice your SMIZE -- smiling with your eyes!

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01/09/2021

Being healthy is not just about physical health. Stress, anger, frustration, hurt and all the other negative emotions can be as dangerous to your health as diabetes, high cholesterol, cancer and heart disease. There's a reason they say laughter is the best medicine. But how do you create mental happiness, especially during the hardest times?

Mental happiness starts with 2 simple habits:
1. Gratitude. 2. Attitude.

Gratefulness and positivity are skills that sometimes take concerted effort to develop.
If you put in the work, you'll not only create room for happiness to grow, you'll develop one of the most important traits needed to make it through even the most challenging times -- RESILIANCE.

When you're struggling through tough times and adversity, it's often easier to focus on the things that are going wrong. This can blind you to all the good things going on around you. It doesn't have to be something big. Sometimes the smallest things are the most memorable. Start with finding three different and new things that you are grateful for everyday and write them down. Look back at that list at the end of every week. Keep doing this daily, even if it feels unnatural. Pretty soon, it'll become habit, and you won't even have to try. Good things will find their way into your psyche, because your subconscious will have learned to seek out things that bring you joy.

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