Maui Health

Maui Health is a not-for-profit organization that provides high-quality, patient-centered care to all residents and visitors on Maui and Lanai.

Our 5 facilities are a vital part of the community and serve all patients, regardless of their health coverage. We operate Maui Memorial Medical Center, Maui Memorial Medical Center Outpatient Clinic, Kula Hospital, Kula Clinic and Lanai Community Hospital. Maui Health is where patients receive award-winning health care at every touchpoint. We have state-of-the-art equipment and some of the newest technology available. Our hospitals, clinics, and highly skilled providers and specialists are committed to providing you excellent, coordinated healthcare right here in Maui County. We are affiliated with Kaiser Permanente, one of America's leading healthcare providers, with more than 74 years of experience operating hospitals and clinics across the nation. This partnership allows us to leverage Kaiser Permanente's substantial scale and operational experience and tap in to their industry-leading technology and nationally-recognized healthcare quality. You do not have to be a Kaiser Permanente member to receive care from us. We serve all patients, regardless of your health insurance coverage or ability to pay. Our hospitals work with all community providers—those that serve both Kaiser patients and non-Kaiser patients.

02/18/2026

For the first Mālama ʻĀina service initiative of 2026, Maui Health partnered with Nohona Health for a volunteer workday at Hoʻōla in Waikapū—a two‑acre space dedicated to learning, healing, and cultivating essential lāʻau for local families. The day opened with introductions and intention‑setting, grounding our team in the history and purpose of the ʻāina. From there, volunteers worked together harvesting and cleaning ʻolena, gaining a deeper understanding of its cultural importance and healing uses along the way.

Together, we harvested over 70 pounds of ʻolena. A portion of which was shared with volunteers, while the remainder was packaged into half‑pound bags and distributed during Nohona Health’s community plant distribution event—further extending the impact of our collective efforts.

Mahalo to Nohona Health for welcoming our team and sharing their knowledge. Through Mālama ʻĀina, we continue to build meaningful bridges between healthcare and cultural preservation—one workday at a time.

02/14/2026

Building the future of healthcare, one student at a time! 👩‍⚕️

Maui Memorial Medical Center recently welcomed Kamehameha Schools Maui high school students for an immersive career exploration day. Students toured the hospital, connected with clinical staff across departments, and learned about the many pathways that lead to medical careers — with many even signing up for our Junior Volunteer Program!

One student shared, “This visit helped me get a deeper dive into the career I want to pursue (and) helped me affirm that I want to go into the medical field and help people.”

Talent Acquisition Manager Jenel King added, “Opening our doors to students early is how we build future workforce pipelines — when students can see themselves in these roles and connect with our caregivers, healthcare careers become real, achievable, and inspiring.”

Mahalo to our teams and partners for helping inspire the next generation of Maui’s healthcare professionals. 💙🏥

02/13/2026

"I had an unscheduled visit to your hospital fresh off the plane from Sacramento. I'd like to take a few minutes to let you know how wonderful everyone was and so quickly started investigating the cause of my facial palsy. Thankfully it was not a stroke, as I had feared, but instead Bell's Palsy (which I am slowly recovering from, but recovering nonetheless). I believe the quick action on the part of the doctors, nurses, assistants and intake persons had a big impact on my quicker recovery, along with the medication prescribed to begin immediately. Also, each person that I came into contact with was very kind and considerate. Please share my gratitude with all the pertinent persons on shift during my emergency visit."

Mahalo for the heartfelt words of gratitude! It’s reviews like these that inspires us to continue delivering exceptional care to our community. ⁠
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If you wish to share your own message of appreciation, please visit mauihealth.org/mahalo.

02/11/2026

Looking for a fulfilling career in healthcare? There’s a place for you at Maui Health.⁠

Join us at our upcoming Career Fair on Friday, February 27. Apply in advance to be considered for a same‑day interview!

Whether you're just getting started or bringing seasoned experience, we offer a wide range of rewarding roles — including Nurse Aides, Social Workers, Kitchen Helpers, and more. Come meet our team, explore open positions, receive career guidance and discover how you can grow with us.

📍 Maui Memorial Medical Center – Main Lobby
📅 Friday, February 27
⏰ 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Learn more and apply at mauihealth.org/careerfair.

02/07/2026

Today, we wore red! 💃

Our teams at Maui Memorial Medical Center and Kula Hospital joined millions across the nation for National Wear Red Day, coming together to shine a light on women’s heart health and the critical importance of early detection, prevention, and education.

Thank you to our staff for showing up, wearing red, and supporting this important cause. Let’s keep the conversation going and advocate for the health and well-being of the women in our community. ♥️✨

02/06/2026

HEALTHWISE THURSDAY!⁠

February is American Heart Month to help raise awareness about cardiovascular disease ❤️
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Q: My doctor told me I am in pre-heart failure. Does that mean heart failure is inevitable?
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A: The good news is no – heart failure isn’t always inevitable. Being in pre-heart failure means there’s still a lot you can do to protect your heart and slow – or even stop – the progression toward heart failure.

For most people, heart failure doesn’t happen suddenly. It develops slowly over time, as other health problems such as high blood pressure, diabetes, or coronary artery disease put extra strain on the heart. Once damage to the heart muscle begins, it really can’t be reversed, but the process can often be controlled or slowed with the right care.

Pre-heart failure happens in two stages:
Stage A: You’re considered at risk for developing heart failure, but your heart is still working normally.

Stage B: This is pre-heart failure. Your heart may be starting to show early signs of damage on tests or scans, but you still don’t have any symptoms.

The goal in both stages is to protect your heart and prevent things from getting worse.

In Stage A, focusing on managing the conditions that put you at risk – like managing your blood sugar, staying active, and making heart-healthy choices – can make a big impact.

In Stage B, your doctor may also recommend medications to help protect your heart. In some cases, procedures or surgery might be needed to repair heart structures.

Even if your heart has already started to show some signs of strain, treatment can often keep it from progressing to full heart failure.

It’s also important to know that you can get expert care right here on Maui. Maui Health’s cardiology program features state-of-the-art equipment and a team of specialists dedicated to caring for your heart, without having to leave the island. To schedule an appointment, call the Maui Memorial Medical Center Outpatient Clinic at 808-442-5700.

Dr. Jason Call
Interventional Cardiologist
Pacific Permanente Group
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For more Healthwise tips from physicians, providers and our team at Maui Health, visit mauihealth.org/healthwise.

02/03/2026

February is American Heart Month! National Wear Red Day is Friday, February 6, 2026.

Join us in supporting women’s cardiovascular health by going red — wear red, share helpful resources, and help raise awareness about heart disease.

Every year, communities, workplaces, media, and landmarks across the country unite for one powerful purpose: saving women’s lives. Cardiovascular disease remains the No. 1 killer of women — but together, we can change that.

🔺 Wear red to be seen.
🔺 Wear red to be counted.
🔺 Wear red to be heard.
🔺 Wear red to make an impact.

Together, we’re stronger than heart disease and stroke. ❤️

01/31/2026

Congratulations to Megan Lopez, the recipient of the January Peer Values Award at Maui Memorial Medical Center!⁠ Read their nomination below:⁠ ⁠ ⁠
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“Your peers have recognized you for your teamwork, compassion, and positive impact. Thank you for fostering collaboration, resolving challenges with grace, and inspiring those around you. Your dedication truly embodies Maui Health’s mission and values." ⁠
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The Peer-to-Peer Award is part of our Rewards and Recognition Program and provides the opportunity for team members to celebrate their colleagues who exemplify our core values of People, Community, and Excellence through their valuable contributions.⁠ ⁠
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For more stories about our outstanding staff, visit mauihealth.org/blog.

01/29/2026

"My husband was in the ED. He was seen within minutes and received excellent care. Everyone was professional and treated him with nothing but kindness. I would like Sara, RN to be acknowledged for her wonderful care she gave my husband. She was amazing!!!!! She was kind, professional and spent time explaining in great detail what was happening and causing his medical problem. LOVED her!!! Dr. K. Hosein was also excellent ~ he also took time to explain everything and provided the best care too."

Thank you for your kind words and thoughtful note of gratitude! Your feedback warms our hearts and inspires us to continue serving our community and providing exceptional care. ⁠
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If you would also like to share a word of gratitude, please visit https://k-p.li/47CR5gS.

01/28/2026

Congratulations to Priscilla Ibanez, one of our Employees of the Month for January at Maui Memorial Medical Center, a Dietitian Aide in Nutritional Services.⁠
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"Priscilla played a key role in deploying our new patient menus, going above and beyond to enhance the patient food experience and ensure a smooth transition. She proactively learned administrative functions in the nutrition software system, and her experience guided key improvements in service and production workflows. She continues to support testing and refining system changes, and her daily interactions with patients and nursing give her strong insight into workflow needs, allowing her to advocate for effective solutions. Priscilla’s initiative and dedication embody our value of EXCELLENCE, driven by her genuine commitment to exceptional patient care."⁠
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Mahalo Priscilla, for all that you do. Your efforts are truly appreciated!⁠
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To read more about our outstanding employees, visit mauihealth.org/blog.

01/26/2026

Have you registered yet?

Our 3rd Annual Wound Healing Symposium is happening soon, and we don’t want you to miss it! This free educational event is designed for all Maui County providers and will take place at Maui Memorial Medical Center.

On Friday, January 30, 2026, join us for a full day of learning, hands-on breakout sessions, and networking with peers. You’ll also enjoy a complimentary lunch while gaining valuable insights into wound care best practices.
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📅 Friday, January 30, 2026⁠
⏰ 8:00 am - 3:00 pm⁠
📍 Maui Memorial Medical Center Auditorium⁠
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Spots are filling up quickly, so register today to secure your place! Visit mauihealth.org/symposium for details.

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221 Mahalani Street
Wailuku, HI
96793

Telephone

+18082449056

Website

http://www.mauihealth.org/

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Maui Health System is dedicated to delivering high-quality, patient-centered, affordable health care and exceptional service to the people of Maui and Lanai. It’s our honor to serve our community.

Maui Health System, a not-for-profit organization affiliated with Kaiser Permanente, operates Maui Memorial Medical Center, the Maui Memorial Medical Center Outpatient Clinic, Kula Hospital, Kula Clinic, and Lanai Community Hospital. These facilities are a vital part of the community and serve all patients, regardless of their health coverage or ability to pay.