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Everyone has the right to thrive

At Kaiser Permanente, our goal is to be the champion of health care in Hawaii.

That’s why our commitment to total health extends beyond the doctor’s office to improving the well-being of the communities we serve. Our partnerships in the public and private sector make an impact on people, policies, and places across our island home.

Together, we can build healthier communities and make wellness achievable so everyone in Hawaii can thrive.

Learn how Kaiser Permanente is investing in Hawaii’s communities:

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2024 Community Health Snapshot Report

Published May 2025

Our community health work is central to Kaiser Permanente’s mission and demonstrates how we live our values. This report highlights our efforts to provide access to high quality care for all while partnering with local organizations to take on the deep-rooted barriers that keep people from being healthy. Working with others, we are tackling the most significant health threats of our time — from hunger and homelessness to helping the West Maui community recover from the 2023 wildfire.

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A Safe Landing Place

Published December 2024

Imagine having no one to care for you when you're sick—no home, no support, no safety. Medical respite programs offer unhoused individuals a stable place to recover, with medical care and compassion. It's not just healing bodies; it's rebuilding lives.

 

Dr. Marcus Iwane & Maile Tauali'i

Growing the Pipeline

Published December 2024

Meet some of the people devoted to improving the Native Hawaiian community’s health and mentoring the next generation of Native Hawaiian medical experts.

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A Clearer Picture

Published December 2024

A new study sheds light on the unique challenges facing Filipino wildfire survivors in Lahaina, from cultural barriers to economic struggles. Tailored solutions, like language support and culturally sensitive care, could pave the way for healing and recovery.

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Charitable Health Care Program Expands

Published December 2024

The Hawaii Health Access Program now offers eligible Oahu and Maui residents low or no cost access to preventive care, prescriptions, and more.


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