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 When faced with the need for a skilled nursing facility, a family naturally has many questions. Choosing a placement that matches your needs for location, services and philosophy is important. Skilled nursing facilities can range from large institutional environments to small, unaccredited home operations.
There are many care homes out there. What makes Hale Ho Aloha special? Hale Ho Aloha stands out for its Care Plan Team approach . Partnering with the resident's family and doctors to create a comprehensive strategy for the resident's well-being, Hale Ho Aloha excels at improving the quality of life for our residents. We also offer an environment that is quite beautiful and stimulating - emphasizing fresh air, natural light and relaxation. (link: care plan team section) How much does it cost? Does Medicare or Medicaid cover Hale Ho Aloha residency? Hale Ho Aloha is a "private-pay" facility. We do not accept Medicare or Medicaid reimbursements. However, Hale Ho Aloha is also one of the most competitively-price intermediate skilled nursing facilities in the State.Is Hale Ho Aloha conveniently located? Hale Ho Aloha is located in the Pacific Heights region of Metropolitan Honolulu. We are 10 minutes or less from downtown Honolulu, with the major medical facilities/doctors offices that cluster in the area.
When can I visit my loved one? Part of the Care Plan is to involve family as often as possible. That means we'll do everything we can to accommodate your visits when they are most convenient for you. If it makes our resident happy, we' will do our best to find a way.Can I take meals with my loved one? Can I bring them food? Yes, in fact we encourage this as part of the Care Plan! For a modest fee, you can get a plate from our kitchen, or you can bring favorite foods to your loved one (within the parameters given by the resident's doctors, of course). We do have a few private dining tables we can set up in the dining room or on one of our lanais, with a little advance notice.Can I take my loved one out for an excursion? Depending on the mobility of the resident, which can be a great part of their Care Plan. Periodically Hale Ho Aloha does plan outings for their residents. As an example: a) zoo, b) park, c) picnic and d) entertainments in the community.Can Hale Ho Aloha help me get my loved one to and from their doctor's appointments? Yes. Hale Ho Aloha assists families in arranging transportation services with private transport companies. If there is no family member available to accompany their loved ones, Hale Ho Aloha will arrange for an escort to accompany the resident.Is Hale Ho Aloha registered with the state? Hale Ho Aloha has been registered continuously since our establishment in 1977. Our State of Hawaii Department of Health, License is OHCA #56-N.Who can I contact for more information or a tour? You may contact Hale Ho Aloha's Admissions Coordinator or Administrator. They will be happy to discuss your loved one's needs and how Hale Ho Aloha can help.I don't want my loved one to sit in a sterile warehouse. What is a typical day like for a resident? Hale Ho Aloha residents rise in their private, semiprivate or ward rooms to shower and gather for breakfast, and then generally have some type of light group activity like a discussion of world events, or a session of stretching. Mid morning is generally reserved for appointments with doctors and visits from loved ones. After lunch, there is a bit of rest, and then some type of optional activity like religious services, therapy sessions or special screenings of video entertainment. After an early dinner, there is quiet time, and then to bed.My loved one really loves local-style (or other) foods. Can the kitchen help? Hale Ho Aloha is full of local pride, and it's reflected in our kitchen! We are always happy to hear your suggestions, and where possible, to try something new. Alternately, you can always bring your loved one their favorites when you visit. Due to sanitation regulations, we can't allow residents or their families to use our kitchens.I'm looking to place my loved one right now. Is there room at Hale Ho Aloha? To find out about availability, contact licensed social worker or general manager. |
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