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Fresh Leadership on Healthcare for the Homeless Donna Schmidt, CEOUrgent Care Hawaii Homelessness is one of the top challenges for our state, county and city governments. It impacts individuals across all generations and has many causes: underemployment, lack of affordable housing, psychological and physical disabilities, mortgage foreclosures and other social issues. Homelessness creates an enormous [...]
Update - October 5th, 2017 - The Hawaii State Department of Health (DOH) has confirmed sixty-eight (68) new cases of residents with the mumps, raising the total number of statewide cases this year to 452. Case count by island is 378 from Honolulu, 40 from Kauai, 33 from Hawaii and 1 from Maui. The DOH continues to stress [...]
During the program the health and fitness industry leaders featured in the July-September issue of Pacific Edge Magazine will be recognized. Pani Shoja, MD Honolulu, September 29, 2017: Urgent Care Hawaii’s Medical Director, Dr. Pani Shoja, will be recognized at Pacific Edge Magazine’s Networking Event & Recognition Program October 4, 2017 at the newly [...]
Health News from Dr. Pani Medical Director – Urgent Care Hawaii Pani Shoja, MD We are always encouraging our patients to incorporate healthy habits into their daily lives, like a healthy diet, exercise and fresh pure water, plenty of sleep and relaxation /destressing therapies. When it comes to healthy eating, there are many positive [...]
Urgent Care Hawaii clinics are often your first line of defense in early identification of chronic disease. We identify symptoms of chronic illness and alert your Primary Care Physician (PCP) (if you don’t have one, we help you acquire one). When chronic illness is suspected, we assist in counseling, ordering labs and notifying the PCP. In [...]
By Nathan Miller, MD Clinical Director, Urgent Care Hawaii, Kapolei So you woke up this morning with a red irritated eye and your eyelids were matted shut with crusty junk. Your vision is normal or clears when you blink and you have a mild gritty feeling in your eye but no serious pain. You may have [...]
Medicare cards are getting a makeover to help prevent identity theft and fraud. Beginning April 2018, there will be no more Social Security numbers on new cards. Every Medicare beneficiary will receive a new card with a unique Medicare Beneficiary Identifier (MBI) number to identify them. The new program is expected to issue all new cards [...]
Each month, Urgent Care Hawaii will feature an employee who demonstrates a core value that exemplifies our mission. Congratulations Cassandra on being our Featured Employee for October 2017! Cassandra has been with Urgent Care Hawaii since 2013. Born and raised in Hawaii, she has always been interested in and the emergency urgent care setting. There are [...]