Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women & Children
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My experience at Kapiolani Medical Center was a rollercoaster ride of emotions and events. While I wish I could give them a full 5-star rating, I believe a 4-star review is more appropriate. Upon arriving at the hospital with severe stomach pain, I was initially greeted with attentive care by the hospitalist staff. However, after their assessment concluded there was no need to offer me pain medication or admit me, one nurse with neon yellow pants rudely rushed me out and left me half-dressed with no shoes on a bench outside in the middle of the night while I waited for an Uber. A couple of days later, as my pain worsened, I received a missed phone call in the middle of the night informing me to return to the hospital immediately due to alarming blood test results. The next day, I discovered the voicemail and promptly returned their call, only to learn that I had a staph infection in my blood and needed to rush back to the ER. Upon my return, I was quickly admitted into the only available room—a spacious Covid isolation room—featuring a large screen TV and an excellent sound system. I was grateful for the comfortable accommodations and the swift attention. Dr. Nguyen, the physician assigned to me, was remarkable. She truly listened to my concerns and treated me with respect and compassion—a stark contrast to the few nurses who were less considerate and shall remain unnamed. I firmly believe that no patient should be judged or treated poorly based on what's written in their medical records, and Dr. Nguyen and the excellent nurses—Melissa, Ally, Amanda, Kimberly,, Rick and Emma—epitomized this belief by providing non-judgmental, compassionate care. In the end, my experience at Kapiolani Medical Center was defined by the incredible care and dedication of the majority of its staff, who worked tirelessly to ensure I was comfortable and well-informed throughout my stay. For that, I'm grateful and extend my warmest Mahalo.
Jade-Raquel Castillo
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Let’s start off of me coming in with contractions they made me wait for 30 minutes while I’m having contractions in the waiting room on the labor and delivery floor in the wheel chair while the staff chit chat and laugh with one and another in the front (IM HAVING CONTRACTIONS ) . The young nurse finally took me in to weigh me at triage and told me to walk to my triage room which was 3-4 doors down WHILE IM having contractions “ oh can walk to your room ? “ smh told me to walk to my room while im having contractions i had to stop to let my contractions through before i continue to walk to the triage room 🤦🏽♀️. Labor and delivery was okay nurses was nice but the nursery took 3 hours to come and weigh my son and it took 3 hours for a room to place me in the postpartum floor . I gave birth at 547 pm , I didn’t get a room till 8pm . My son didn’t take his first bath till 130 am when I called and asked them “ is someone gonna come grab him and shower him ? “ the nurse on the phone “ oh uhm the nurse is busy right now she’ll come by once she have time “ they didn’t come till 130 am . Then tonight I’m technically discharged but my son needs to stay over night I asked the nurse for a pad and she said “ you shouldn’t be bleeding that much and technically “ youre not a patient anymore “ “ I told her I was told I can ask for supplies if needed and I’m still bleeding I need to make sure I don’t leak . She went grab a bag of pads and dropped it on my table and left and didn’t say a word . She came opened the room door twice to only look at my baby and closed it as if she doesn’t want me asking for things but THATS YOUR JOB I just gave birth and I’m being mistreated all because I got discharged but I’m staying overnight bc of my son Smh 🤦🏽♀️ Do me a favor don’t waste your time here . There’s a handful of gd nurses here but there’s also handful of bad apples here as well . This is the food they gave me right after I gave birth and they made me wait till 9 pm when they promised me my food at 730 .
Moani Langi
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Starbucks inside here is awesome
Bon Park
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1319 Punahou St, Honolulu, HI 96826
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(808) 983-6000
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Website
hawaiipacifichealth.org
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attractions: Don Quijote Honolulu, Sakura Massage & Spa, Palama Supermarket, Pagoda Hotel, Yaya massage & spa, O'Reilly Auto Parts, Karma Tour Hawaii, Makiki District Park, Times Supermarket - McCully, Rainbow Spa & Massage, restaurants: YogurStory, Zippy's McCully, Los Chaparros Mexican Restaurant, TANE VEGAN IZAKAYA, Gyotaku Japanese Restaurant - King Street, Lobster King, Karai Crab, HB Social Club | Hawaiian Brian's, Kyung's Seafood, Amina Pizzeria
