2023 Kupuna Resource Guide

Kūpuna Resource Guide

Arcadia Family of Companies All Options for Senior Living

Since 1967, the Arcadia Family of Companies has offered dynamic and gracious senior living services to older adults. Starting with its flagship location, Arcadia, the non-profit organization has since grown into a family of nine companies that serves around 1,000 kupuna per day.

Life Plan Communities

Arcadia celebrates 55 years of operations and is home to some 300 residents in Makiki. 15 Craigside, a state-of-the-art Life Plan Community in Nuuanu, opened in 2011 and is pet friendly, welcoming residents and their furry friends as part of the family. Both communities remain on the cutting edge of technology, embracing solutions that enhance everyday life and keep residents engaged and connected.

Most notably, 15 Craigside and Arcadia offer guaranteed lifetime care for its residents, providing peace of mind for years to come.

Home and Community-Based Services

Many people prefer to age in the familiarity and comfort of their own homes. For that reason, the Arcadia Family of Companies developed a robust home and community-based services team to answer the varied needs of our kupuna.

Whether older adults prefer a community setting or wish to age in place at home, the Arcadia Family of Companies is committed to serving and protecting Hawaii’s kupuna through a full spectrum of quality services.

Arcadia Home Health Services provides housekeeping, meal delivery and home maintenance to its clients, making the challenge of maintaining a home that much easier. In addition, companion and personal care services

15 Craigside Photography Club

Arcadia

enable clients to live safely and independently in their home with the assistance they need.

Arcadia Adult Day Care & Day Health Center at Central Union Church is open Monday through Friday, and clients enjoy a healthy balance of physical and mental exercises in a setting that encourages socialization. Included in the daily rate are two meals, excursions and a variety of stimulating activities.

Arcadia At Home

A unique senior living option is Arcadia At Home, a membership program where kupuna age in place in their home while having access to programs, services and guaranteed lifetime care at our Life Plan Communities.

Members of this program make friends, attend activities and interact with staff who know

them by name. While at home, they also receive personal care coordination during emergency and planned medical events, alleviating the stress of navigating the complex healthcare system. An Arcadia At Home Membership is truly the best of both worlds.

Hale Ola Kino By Arcadia

The Arcadia Family of Companies’ newest acquisition is a 32-bed skilled nursing home located on the second floor of One Kalakaua Senior Living Association. Hale Ola Kino by Arcadia provides professional and compassionate care for those seeking short or long-term care. Services include rehabilitative, personalized therapy, and respite care.

By offering Hawaii’s most comprehensive array of senior living services, the Arcadia Family of Companies allows families to plan for peace of mind during the journey of growing older. Aging is a privilege, and the Arcadia Family of Companies embraces the responsibility of ensuring Hawaii’s kupuna are well cared for now and in the future.

For more information, visit arcadia.org

Consuelo Rogers, Arcadia at Home Member and Arcadia Groundskeeper

Arcadia Adult Day Care & Day Health Center at Central Union Church

Arcadia Residents

Live Well, Smile More at Every Age

A healthy smile should last well into your retirement years. Many believe it’s natural for teeth to deteriorate as they age, but it’s possible to maintain healthy teeth and gums for life. Consider these tips to keep your smile strong and healthy:

Brush, Floss, See Your Dentist

Protect your smile (and body) from infectious diseases and ailments through brushing twice a day, flossing daily and regular visits to your dentist. A simple dental visit can identify signs of any systemic diseases or future oral health issues that may arise in your retirement years. Find a dental plan that fits within your budget and includes preventive care to ensure your exams and cleanings are covered.

Keep Your Dentist Informed

Inform your dentist about any medications or conditions. In some cases, certain medical conditions can impact your oral health, like diabetes, cancer, and more. Check your plan details if you have “HDS Total Health Plus” which may include additional covered services. Your dentist not only detects signs of infection but can provide a treatment plan that involves more cleanings throughout the year.

Maintain Healthy Habits

Good nutrition has a direct impact on your oral health. Maintain a balanced diet full of fibrous vegetables, lean protein and fruit. Limiting the amount of sugar in foods and sweet drinks. It takes good oral health habits and visits to the dentist to work towards a healthier smile. Good oral health leads to good overall health and a better quality of life.

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HOW TO CHOOSE A DENTAL PLAN

HOW TO CHOOSE A DENTAL PLAN

Research Dental Insurance in Hawaii

Research Dental Insurance in Hawaii

Research each dental insurance company’s history and reputation. You want an established, Hawaii company that provides quality, local customer service. As a not-for-profit, HDS has supported our local island communities since 1962.

Research each dental insurance company’s history and reputation. You want an established, Hawaii company that provides quality, local customer service. As a not-for-profit, HDS has supported our local island communities since 1962.

Ensure Access to Quality Dentists

Ensure Access to Quality Dentists

You want a licensed, participating dentist who is conveniently located near you and access to dental care when you travel. With an HDS dental plan, you have access to the largest network of dentists across Hawaii and the U.S. Mainland.

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A Good Dental Plan that Helps You Stay Healthy Year-round

Your oral health directly a ects your overall health and quality of life. Regular visits to the dentist help you stay healthy year-round. HDS plans provide 100% coverage for routine visits.

Your oral health directly a ects your overall health and quality of life. Regular visits to the dentist help you stay healthy year-round. HDS plans provide 100% coverage for routine visits.

Control Your Costs with Coverage that Suits Your Needs

You want a licensed, participating dentist who is conveniently located near you and access to dental care when you travel. With an HDS dental plan, you have access to the largest network of dentists across Hawaii and the U.S. Mainland. Health

Dental plans cover services like basic and major procedures. Take control of expenses with an HDS dental plan that covers what you need so you pay less out-of-pocket.

Dental plans cover services like basic and major procedures. Take control of expenses with an HDS dental plan that covers what you need so you pay less out-of-pocket.

DENTAL CARE THROUGH MEDICAID OR MEDICARE

OR MEDICARE

All of us, hopefully, will grow old. Many of us also have parents and other loved ones who are aging.

Because of advances in medical science and healthy liv ing, more of us will live longer, active and more fulfilling lives than our parents. But illness, accidents and genetics will lead some of us to need help as we age. Some of us will be thrust into the role of a family caregiver and will need help taking care of kūpuna.

That’s why AARP Hawai‘i is proud to sponsor and is grateful to HONOLULU Magazine for putting out this year’s edition of the Kūpuna Resource Guide. We want kūpuna and caregivers to be aware of the resources available to them.

AARP strives to be a wise friend and a fierce defender of kūpuna. Besides the local resources contained in this book, AARP has information online to help family caregivers at aarp.org/caregiving. You can also download our Prepare to Care guidebook, which helps families have a conversation about caregiving, while a loved one can tell others how they want to be treated before an emergency that leaves them unable to speak for themselves.

Family caregivers also need to be able to take care of themselves. You can’t care for others if you don’t take care of yourself. Respite care is important, and caregivers should ask for help and know where to go to get help.

AARP Hawai‘i and other kūpuna organizations hold regular webinars and in-person caregiving workshops to help kūpuna and caregivers. Take advan tage of those opportunities to learn how to best care for a loved one and to meet other caregivers. No kūpuna or caregiver should have to age or care for a loved one alone.

Sincerely, Keali‘i Lopez

AARP

Hawai‘i State Director

photos: courtesy of aarp hawai‘i, getty images

Don’t know where to start? These organizations can advise and connect you with a wide variety of services and resourc es in many categories.

Resource Centers

There are hundreds of organizations in Hawai‘i that offer education, assistance, care or sup port for kūpuna and their families. These four nonprofit groups and one state agency cover a wide range of services and are also invaluable for their work connecting those in need of pro grams with those who can serve them best. If you are not sure what you are looking for, turn to these experts for guidance.

AARP

AARP, formerly the American Association of Retired Persons, is a nonprofit, nonpartisan membership organization dedicated to empowering adults 50 years and older and their ‘ohana. With nearly 150,000 mem bers in the Islands, AARP Hawai‘i works tirelessly to meet the needs of kūpuna. From sharing practical resources to holding activities and events, AARP provides opportunities for seniors to choose how they live as they age. With their membership, seniors have access to community referrals, support and practical resources on caregiving, financial security, fighting fraud and much more. Each year, AARP Hawai‘i advo cates at the state Legislature for government funds to ensure financial caregiving support and many other initiatives.

Hawai‘i Aging and Disability Resource Center

The Hawai‘i Aging and Disability Resource Center is a one-stop organization that helps older adults, individuals with disabilities and family caregivers find long-term support and services. The state- and county-funded ADRC also has county offices and directories of services to assist people of all incomes and ages for free. ADRC staff can help determine if you are eligible for public benefits and programs. They may also assist you and your family in finding provid ers and will work with you to develop a plan for your future long-term care.

Aloha United Way GET HELP/2-1-1

Aloha United Way is a nonprofit organization that brings together resources, organizations and people within the community to advance health, education and financial stability initiatives. Established in 1919, AUW aims to help families and individuals to thrive. One of its most useful resources is its 2-1-1 telephone help line, which works as a statewide comprehensive community referral service. Callers can speak with local experts who are trained to connect people to more than 1,300 agencies and 4,000 programs for food, shelter, financial assistance, elder care, disabili ty service, COVID-19 and much more. The help line is open Mondays through Fridays from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Catholic Charities Hawai‘i

Catholic Charities Hawai‘i has been serving the Islands since 1947 and is part of the largest private network of social service organizations in America. It helps 40,000 people each year with a variety of needs, including emergency financial assistance grants and housing. CCH networks with other agencies to pro vide material assistance such as clothing, utilities and food, and helps seniors fill out applications for public benefits and find transportation for shopping, errands and other activities.

Executive Office on Aging

The Executive Office on Aging is a state-run agency that coordinates aging and caregiver support ser vices across the Islands, including Senior Medicare Patrol Hawai‘i, the Hawai‘i State Health Insurance Assistance Program, Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program, Healthy Aging Partnership, and In-Home and Community-Based Services.

GENERAL RESOURCES

AARP Hawai‘i  1001 Bishop St., Suite 625 1-866-295-7282 hiaarp@aarp.org aarp.org/hi

Aloha United Way GET HELP/2-1-1  200 N. Vineyard Blvd., Suite 700 info211@auw.org auw211.org

Catholic Charities Hawai‘i  1822 Ke‘eaumoku St. (808) 521-4357 info@catholiccharities hawaii.org catholiccharitieshawaii.org

Executive Office on Aging  925 Dillingham Blvd., Suite 200 (808) 768-7706 eoa@doh.hawaii.gov health.hawaii.gov/eoa

Hawai‘i Aging & Disability Resource Center  250 S. Hotel St., Suite 406 (808) 643-2372 adrc@doh.hawaii.gov hawaiiadrc.org

Hawai‘i County 1055 Kino‘ole St., Hilo (808) 961-8626 hcoa@hawaiiantel.net hcoahawaii.org

Kaua‘i County 444 Rice St., Suite 330, Līhu‘e (808) 241-4470 elderlyaffairs@kauai.gov kauaiadrc.org

Maui County 95 Mahalani St., Room 20, Wailuku (808) 270-7774 aging@mauicounty.gov mauicountyadrc.org

CARE FOR CAREGIVERS

Caregiver Education

AARP Family Caregiving Resource Line  1132 Bishop St., Suite 1920 1-866-295-7282 aarp.org/caregiving

Caregiver Action Network  855-CARE-640 info@caregiveraction.org caregiveraction.org

Caregivers Foundation of America  926 Third St., Pearl City (808) 625-3782 info@thecaregiver foundation.org thecaregiverfoundation.org

Kōkua Kalihi Valley Elderly Services  1846 Gulick Ave. (808) 848-0977 info@kkv.net kkv.net

St. Francis Caregiver Education and Training  2228 Liliha St., Suite 300 (808) 547-8138 info@stfrancishawaii.org stfrancishawaii.org

Caregiver Support Groups

Adventist Health –Caregiver Support Group  640 ‘Ulukahiki St., Kailua (808) 263-5500 callcenter@ah.org adventisthealth.org/castle

Caregiver Foundation Support Groups  926 Third St., Pearl City (808) 625-3782 info@thecaregiver foundation.org thecaregiver foundation.org/learnmore/support-groups

Hale Hau‘oli Hawai‘i – Caregiver Support Group  98-1247 Ka‘ahumanu St., Suite 207, ‘Aiea (808) 798-8706 kwyatt01@aol.com halehauolihawaii.org

Project Dana  902 University Ave. (808) 945-3736 info@projectdana.org projectdana.org

Windward Seniors Day Care – CG Support Group  77 N. Kainalu Drive, Kailua (808) 387-1458 allisonbean11@gmail.com windwardseniordaycare center.org

COMMUNITY SERVICES

Information and Referral

Aloha United Way  200 N. Vineyard Blvd., Suite 700 (808) 536-1951 info211@auw.org auw211.org

Better Business Bureau of Hawai‘i Inc.  900 Fort St. Mall, #1310 (808) 536-6956, 1-877-222-6551 bbb.org/hawaii

City & County of Honolulu Department of Customer Services   (808) 768-4385 honolulu.gov/csd

KHON2 Action Line  KHON2, 88 Pi‘ikoi St. (808) 591-0222 actionline@khon2.com khon2.com/action-line

National Eldercare Locator  1-800-677-1116 eldercare.acl.gov

Senior Helpline, Elderly Affairs Division  925 Dillingham Blvd., Suite 200 (808) 768-7700 elderlyaffairs.com

Senior Clubs & Organizations

AARP Hawai‘i  1001 Bishop St., Suite 625 1-866-295-7282 hiaarp@aarp.org aarp.org/states/hi

KŪPUNA RESOURCE GUIDE

Department of Parks & Recreation – Senior Citizen Section  1541 Kalākaua Ave., (808) 768-6895 dprseniorcitizens@ honolulu.gov honolulu.gov/parks

Hawai‘i State Teachers Association – Retired  1200 Ala Kapuna St. (808) 833-2711 hstaretired12@gmail.com hstaretired.org

HGEA – Retirees Unit  888 Mililani St., Suite 401 (808) 543-0054 mtrask@hgea.org hgea.org

Kōkua Council  20 S. Vineyard Blvd. (808) 768-7700 kōkuacouncil.blogspot.com

NARFE – National Active & Retired Federal Employees  300 Ala Moana Blvd., Room 7-213 (808) 545-1071 narfe@aloha.net narfe.net

Volunteer Opportunities

Catholic Charities Hawai‘i  1822 Ke‘eaumoku St. (808) 521-4357 info@catholiccharities hawaii.org catholiccharitieshawaii.org

Child & Family Service –Gerontology Program  91-1841 Ft. Weaver Road, ‘Ewa Beach (808) 543-8468 cfs@cfs-hawaii.org childandfamilyservice.org

Department of Human Services, Foster Grandparent Program  333 N. King St., Suite 160 (808) 832-5169 dhs@dhs.hawaii.gov humanservices.hawaii.gov

Department of Human Services, Senior Companion Program  333 N. King St., Suite 160 (808) 832-0340 dhs@dhs.hawaii.gov humanservices.hawaii.gov

Long-Term Care Ombudsman

250 S. Hotel St., Suite 406 (808) 586-7268 info@hi-ltc-ombudsman. org hi-ltc-ombudsman.org

Project Dana  902 University Ave. (808) 945-3736 info@projectdana.org projectdana.org

RSVP Volunteer Program, Elderly Affairs Division  925 Dillingham Blvd., Suite 200 (808) 768-7700 elderlyaffairs.com

ENRICHMENT  Education

Adult Education Program – Department of Education  1390 Miller St. (808) 784-6200 doeinfo@k12.hi.us hawaiipublicschools.org/ TeachingAndLearning/ AdultEducation/Pages/ home.aspx

Anchor Church – Anchor Kūpuna  45-815 Po‘okela St., Kāne‘ohe (808) 235-5814 hello@myanchor.church myanchor.church/kupuna

Christ Centered Community Church –Kūpuna Ministry  4211 Wai‘alae Ave., #1030 (808) 735-4370 c4.church

Hawai‘i Literacy Inc.  245 N. Kukui St., Suite 202 (808) 537-6706 info@hawaiiliteracy.org hawaiiliteracy.org

Hawai‘i State Public Library System  Multiple locations (808) 586-3500 librarieshawaii.org

Kapi‘olani Community College – Continuing Education & Training  4303 Diamond Head Road (808) 734-9211 continuinged.kapiolani. hawaii.edu

Kūpuna Education Center at KCC  4303 Diamond Head Road (808) 734-9108

kūpunaeducation@gmail. com continuinged. kapiolani.hawaii.edu/ kupuna-education-center

Leeward Community College – Office of Continuing Education & Workforce Development  96-045 Ala Ike St., CE-101 (808) 455-0477 ocewd@hawaii.edu ocewd.org

Senior Citizen Visitor Program/Nā Kūpuna Program at UH Mānoa  2600 Campus Road, Student Services Center 413 (808) 956-4642 nakupuna@hawaii.edu hawaii.edu/diversity/ seed-programs/ na-kupuna-program

The Emeritus College at Honolulu Community College  874 Dillingham Blvd. (808) 845-9211 pcatt.org/emeritus

UH Mānoa – Center on Aging  2430 Campus Road, Gartley Hall, Suite 201B (808) 956-5001 uhcoa@hawaii.edu hawaii.edu/aging

UH Mānoa – Osher Lifelong Learning Institute  2500 Dole St., Krauss Hall, Suite 113A (808) 956-2624 olliuhm@hawaii.edu olliuhm.augusoft.net

UH Mānoa – Outreach College Professional Programs  2425 Campus Road, Sinclair Library, Suite 310 (808) 956-9249 ochelp@hawaii.edu outreach.hawaii.edu

UH West O‘ahu  91-1001 Farrington Highway, Kapolei (808) 689-2800 uhwo.admissions@hawaii. edu uhwo.hawaii.edu

Windward Community College  45-720 Kea‘ahala Road, Kāne‘ohe (808) 235-7400 wccocet@hawaii.edu windward.hawaii.edu

Exercise

Arthritis Foundation, Hawai‘i Branch  2752 Woodlawn Drive, Suite 5-204B (808) 596-2900 mmartin@arthritis.org arthritis.org

Dept. of Parks & Recreation –Therapeutic Recreation Unit  1000 Ulu‘ōhi‘a St., Suite 309, Kapolei (808) 768-3027 parks-tru@honolulu.gov honolulu.gov/parks

Kōkua Kalihi Valley Elderly Services – KKV Elder Center  1846 Gulick Ave. (808) 848-0977 info@kkv.net kkv.net

Kroc Center Hawai‘i  91-3257 Kualaka‘i Parkway, ‘Ewa Beach (808) 682-5505 kroccenterhawaii.org

Still & Moving Center  1024 Queen St. (808) 397-7678 info@stillandmovingcenter. com stillandmovingcenter.com

YMCA Exercise Program

– Kaimukī  4835 Kīlauea Ave. (808) 737-5544 info@ymcahonolulu.org ymcahonolulu.org

YMCA Exercise Program – Kalihi  1335 Kalihi St. (808) 848-2494 info@ymcahonolulu.org ymcahonolulu.org

YMCA Exercise Program – Leeward  94-440 Mokuola St., Waipahu (808) 691-6495 info@ymcahonolulu.org ymcahonolulu.org

YMCA Exercise Program

– Mililani  95-1190 Hikikikaulia St., Mililani (808) 625-1040 info@ymcahonolulu.org ymcahonolulu.org

YMCA Exercise Program – Nu‘uanu  1441 Pali Highway (808) 536-3556 info@ymcahonolulu.org ymcahonolulu.org

YMCA Exercise Program – Windward  1200 Kailua Road, Kailua (808) 261-0808 info@ymcahonolulu.org ymcahonolulu.org

Senior Centers

CCH – Lanakila Multipurpose Senior Center  1640 Lanakila Ave. (808) 847-1322 info@catholiccharities hawaii.org catholiccharitieshawaii.org

Kāne‘ohe Community & Senior Center  45-613 Puohala St., Kāne‘ohe (808) 233-7317

Kapahulu Center  3410 Campbell Ave. (808) 737-1748 information@kapahulu center.org kapahulucenter.org

Makua Ali‘i Senior Center  1541 Kalākaua Ave. (808) 973-7263 parks@honolulu.gov honolulu.gov/parks

Mō‘ili‘ili Senior Center  2535 S. King St. (808) 955-1555 office@moiliilicc.org moiliilicc.org

Opportunity & Resources Inc. Anuenue Hale Inc.  64-1510 Kamehameha Highway, Wahiawā (808) 622-3929 helemano808@hawaii. rr.com ori-hawaii.com

Waikīkī Community Center  310 Paoakalani Ave. (808) 923-1802 info@waikikicommunity center.org waikikicommunity center.org

FINANCIAL  Financial Assistance

Benefit, Employment & Support Services Division  820 Mililani St., #606 (808) 586-5230 dhs@dhs.hawaii.gov humanservices.hawaii.gov

Catholic Charities Hawai‘i  1822 Ke‘eaumoku St. (808) 521-4357 info@catholiccharities hawaii.org catholiccharitieshawaii.org

Hawaiian Telcom Lifeline  1177 Bishop St. (808) 643-3456 hawaiiantel.com

Honolulu Community Action Program  1132 Bishop St., Suite 100 (808) 521-4531 hcap@hcapweb.org hcapweb.org

Lifeline – Federal Telephone Subsidy  1-855-455-8477 lifelinetips@fcc.gov lifelinesupport.org

Med-QUEST Division

801 Dillingham Blvd., Third Floor (808) 587-3540 601 Kamokila Blvd., Room 415, Kapolei (808) 692-7364 HCSBInquiries@dhs. hawaii.gov medquest.hawaii.gov

Salvation Army  296 N. Vineyard Blvd. (808) 521-6551 aloha.hawaii@usw. salvationarmy.org hawaii.salvationarmy.org

Financial Fraud, Exploitation & Scams

DCCA – Securities Fraud

Hotline

335 Merchant St. (808) 587-2267 dcca@dcca.hawaii.gov hawaii.gov/dcca

Dept. of Commerce & Consumer Affairs –Insurance Fraud Unit Hotline  (808) 587-7416 dcca@dcca.hawaii.gov hawaii.gov/dcca

Dept. of the Attorney General – Medicaid Fraud Control Unit  333 Queen St., 10th Floor (808) 586-1058 hawaiiag@hawaii.gov hawaii.gov/ag

Honolulu Police Department – Criminal Investigation Division  801 S. Beretania St., CID (808) 723-3709 hpdgeneral@honolulu.gov honolulupd.org

National Do Not Call Registry  1-888-382-1222 donotcall.gov

Office of the Inspector General – Medicare, Medicaid, Health Care Fraud  1-800-447-8477 oig.hhs.gov

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission  575 Cooke St., Suite A 2208 1-800-638-2772 nfleming@cpsc.gov cpsc.gov

Money Management

Caregiver Foundation of America

926 Third St., Pearl City (808) 625-3782 info@thecaregiver foundation.org thecaregiverfoundation.org

Using Hawaii Relay Conference Captioning

By LisaAnn Tom, Relay Hawaii Customer Relations Manager

Communication access is critical to stay connected for our health and overall quality of life. As we age, hearing loss may affect our lives, making it more difficult to understand what is happening during conference calls, video meetings or webinars and many other online group discussions. Struggling to hear and understand what is being said in our daily activities may cause us to feel a loss of independence and dignity, and may even cause us to withdraw socially.

There’s a service available that can help you feel empowered and stay engaged with individuals or co-workers. Relay Conference Captioning (RCC) is a service available at no charge for Hawaii residents who are deaf or hard of hearing that enables them to actively participate in conference calls, video meetings, or webinars. The service enables you to participate in traditional conference calls or by using web conferencing platforms by reading live captions through a web browser on your computer or mobile device. Saving a copy of the RCC transcript is one of the available options.

If you or someone you know is challenged by group online discussions or meetings, encourage them to check out this innovative solution and help regain their confidence and independence.

CSI Inc. (Comfort, Security, Independence)  1001 Bishop St. (808) 538-0353 help@csihawaii.org csihawaii.org

Public Benefits

AARP Benefits Quick Link

1132 Bishop St., Suite 1920 1-866-295-7282 hiaarp@aarp.org aarp.org/quicklink

Social Security & SSI

Social Security Administration  300 Ala Moana Blvd., Room 1-114 1-800-772-1213 563 Farrington Highway, Suite 201, Halekuai Center, Kapolei socialsecurity.gov

FOOD  Food Assistance

Hawai‘i Foodbank  2611 Kilihau St. (808) 836-3600 info@hawaiifoodbank.org hawaiifoodbank.org

Honolulu Community Action Program  1132 Bishop St., Suite 100 (808) 521-4531 hcap@hcapweb.org hcapweb.org

Meal Service

Alu Like Inc.  2969 Māpunapuna Place, Suite 200 (808) 535-6700 info@alulike.org alulike.org

Arcadia Home Health Services  1660 S. Beretania St., Suite 101 (808) 983-5900 info@arcadia-hi.org arcadia.org

Hawai‘i Meals on Wheels  2728 Huapala St., Suite 209 (808) 988-6747 info@hmow.org ihshawaii.org

Keiki to Kūpuna  94-252 Pupuole St., Waipahu (808) 677-0067 keikitokupuna@gmail.com keikitokupuna.org

Kūpuna Needs Project  kupunaneeds@hictv.com kupunaneedsproject.com

Lanakila Meals on Wheels  1809 Bachelot St. (808) 356-8519 cr@lanakilapacific.org lanakilapacific.org

Lunalilo Meal Service  501 Kekauluohi St. (808) 395-1000 x 221 tammy@lunalilo.org lunalilo.org

Mom’s Meals  Multiple locations 1-877-508-6667 momsmeals.com

Pālolo Chinese Home  2459 10th Ave. (808) 737-2555, ext. 803 or 801 info@palolo.org palolohome.org

HOME AND COMMUNITY LONG-TERM CARE SERVICES

Adult Day Care

Aged to Perfection Adult Day Care Centers  94-330 Mokuola St., Waipahu (808) 622-4717 Wahiawā: 1445 California Ave. agedtoperfectionhawaii.com

Ann Pearl Adult Day Health  45-181 Waikalua Road, Kāne‘ohe (808) 247-8558 annpearlnursing.com

Beckwith Hillside Adult Day Care  2373 Beckwith St. (808) 953-9642 info@beckwithhillside.com beckwithhillside.com

Casamina Adult Day Care  1426 Ala Napunani St. (808) 839-9733 acmina808@gmail.com

Central Union Church –ADC & ADH Center  1660 S. Beretania St. (808) 983-5910 info@centralunion church.org centralunionchurch.org

Evergreen Adult Day Care Centers  1500 Kapi‘olani Blvd., Suite 102E (808) 746-7505 825 Ke‘eaumoku St., Suite 133 info@evergreen hawaiiadc.com evergreenhawaiiadc.com

Furukawa Living Treasure Day Care Centers  1449 Brigham St. (808) 203-7826 furukawa-livingtreasure-llc1senior.business.site

Hale Hau‘oli Hawai‘i   98-1247 Ka‘ahumanu St., Suite 207, ‘Aiea (808) 798-8706 halehauolihawaii.org

Hulu Makua Inc.   1029 Kapahulu Ave., Suite 408 (808) 729-9086

Kuakini Adult Day Care at St. Timothy’s Church  98-939 Moanalua Road, ‘Aiea (808) 547-9534 kuakini.org

Live Well at Iwilei by Kāhala Nui – Adult Day Care  888 Iwilei Road, Suite 105 (808) 218-7777 livewellhi.org

Lotus Adult Day Care Center  99-186 Puakala St., ‘Aiea (808) 486-5050 lotusadultdaycare@ hawaiiantel.biz

KŪPUNA RESOURCE GUIDE

Lunalilo Home  501 Kekauluohi St. (808) 395-1000 info@lunalilo.org lunalilo.org

Mālama Adult Day Care  1208 Artesian St. (808) 946-9672 info@malama adultdaycare.com malamaadultdaycare.com

Mililani Hale – Adult Day Care  95-257 Kaloapau St., Mililani (808) 457-8623 mililani@icloud.com mililaniadc.com

Pālolo Chinese Home  2459 10th Ave. (808) 737-2555 info@palolo.org palolohome.org

Sakura House – Adult Day Care   1666 Mott Smith Drive (808) 536-1112 sakurahousehonolulu@ gmail.com sakurahousehawaii.com

Salvation Army – Adult Day Care & Day Health  296 N. Vineyard Blvd. (808) 521-6553 hawaii.salvationarmy.org/ hawaii/adhs

Seagull Schools Adult Day Center  531 Farrington Highway, Kapolei (808) 674-1160 adc@seagullschools.org seagullschools.org

St. Francis Adult Day Care Center   91-1758 ‘Ō‘ōhao St., ‘Ewa Beach (808) 681-0100 2715 Pamoa Road, (808) 988-5678 info@stfrancishawaii.org stfrancishawaii.org

Waipahu Hongwanji Mission – Adult Day Care  94-821 Kuhaulua St., Waipahu (808) 677-4221 waipahuhongwanji@ hawaii.rr.com waipahuhongwanji.org/ adult-day-care

Windward Seniors Adult Day Care – Hope Center  77 N. Kainalu Drive, Kailua (808) 261-4947 allisonbean11@gmail.com windwardseniordaycare center.org

Adult Day Health

Ann Pearl Adult Day Health  45-181 Waikalua Road, Kāne‘ohe (808) 247-8558 annpearlnursing.com

Lē‘ahi – Adult Day Health  3675 Kīlauea Ave. (808) 733-7955 vgonzales@hhsc.org leahi.hhsc.org

Maluhia – Adult Day Health  1027 Hala Drive (808) 832-5874 hhsc@hhsc.org maluhia.hhsc.org

Salvation Army – Adult Day Care & Day Health  296 N. Vineyard Blvd. (808) 521-6553 hawaii.salvationarmy.org/ hawaii/adhs

Case Management

Hawai‘i Health & Harm Reduction Center  677 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 226 (808) 521-2437 info@hhhrc.org hhhrc.org

Ho‘okele Health   820 Mililani St., Suite 711 (808) 457-1655 info@hookelehealth.com hookelehealth.com

Ho‘okele Health: Maui  P.O. Box 532677, Kihei (808) 877-6688 maryl@caregiversmaui.com caregiversmaui.com

Ke Ola Mamo  321 N. Kuakini St., #308 (808) 440-6852 mkalamau@keola mamo.org keolamamo.org

KKV Elder Center, Kōkua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services  2239 N. School St. (808) 848-0977 info@kkv.net kkv.net

Companionship

Dept. of Human Services Senior Companion Program  333 N. King St., Suite 160 (808) 832-0340 dhs@dhs.hawaii.gov hawaii.gov/dhs

Ho‘okele Care at Home  820 Mililani St., Suite 711 (808) 457-1655 info@hookelehealth.com hookelehealth.com

Ho‘okele Health: Maui  P.O. Box 532677, Kīhei (808) 877-6688 maryl@caregiversmaui.com caregiversmaui.com

Respite Companion Service Program

420 Waiakamilo Road, Suite 202 (808) 832-5236, (808) 832-5235 dhs@dhs.hawaii.gov hawaii.gov/dhs

Home Health Agencies

Adventist Health –Castle Home Care  45-045 Kamehameha Highway, HPU Annex, Kāne‘ohe (808) 263-5077 callcenter@ah.org adventisthealth.org

Arcadia Home Health Services  1660 S. Beretania St. (808) 983-5900 info@arcadia-hi.org arcadia.org

Attention Plus Care  1580 Makaloa St., Suite 1060 (808) 739-2811 info@attentionplus.com attentionplus.com

Bayada Home Health Care  615 Pi‘ikoi St., Suite 601 (808) 591-6050 info@bayada.com bayada.com

Care Resource Hawai‘i  680 Iwilei Road, Suite 660 (808) 599-4999 infocrh@queens.org careresourcehawaii.org

Care Resource Hawai‘i  680 Iwilei Road, Suite 660 (808) 599-4999 infocrh@queens.org careresourcehawaii.org

Kaiser Home Health Agency  2828 Pa‘a St., Suite 2048 (808) 432-5688

Kaiser Home Health Agency  2828 Pa‘a St., Suite 2048 (808) 432-5688

Kōkua Nurses Home Health  1210 Artesian St., Suite 201 (808) 594-2326 ocf@hawaiinursing homes.com hawaiinursinghomes.com

Kōkua Nurses Home Health  1210 Artesian St., Suite 201 (808) 594-2326 ocf@hawaiinursing homes.com hawaiinursinghomes.com

Lou’s Quality HHC Services LLC  95-212 Wailawa St., Mililani (808) 623-7109, (808) 754-3934 lou.marcelo@yahoo.com lousqualcare.com

Lou’s Quality HHC Services LLC  95-212 Wailawa St., Mililani (808) 623-7109, (808) 754-3934 lou.marcelo@yahoo.com lousqualcare.com

Mastercare Homecare & Healthcare  1314 S. King St., Suite 856 (808) 597-1564 info@gomastercare.com gomastercare.com

Mastercare Homecare & Healthcare  1314 S. King St., Suite 856 (808) 597-1564 info@gomastercare.com gomastercare.com

O‘ahu Home Healthcare LLC  820 Mililani St., Suite 725 (808) 492-1403 info@oahuhomehealthcare. com oahuhomehealthcare.com

Safe Harbor Homecare Inc.  450 Kamehameha Highway, Suite 3, Pearl City (808) 488-8826 info@safeharbor homecare.net safeharborhomecare.net

Safe Harbor Homecare Inc.  450 Kamehameha Highway, Suite 3, Pearl City (808) 488-8826 info@safeharbor homecare.net safeharborhomecare.net

SeniorCare Foundation  94-1035 Leihaku St., Waipahu (808) 626-5968 seniorcarefoundation.org

SeniorCare Foundation  94-1035 Leihaku St., Waipahu (808) 626-5968 seniorcarefoundation.org

Wahiawā General Hospital Home Health  128 Lehua St., Wahiawā (808) 621-8411 info@wahiawageneral.org wahiawageneral.org

Wahiawā General Hospital Home Health  128 Lehua St., Wahiawā (808) 621-8411 info@wahiawageneral.org wahiawageneral.org

Wilson Homecare  1221 Kapi‘olani Blvd., Suite 940 (808) 596-4486 info@wilsoncare.com wilsonhomecare.net

Wilson Homecare  1221 Kapi‘olani Blvd., Suite 940 (808) 596-4486 info@wilsoncare.com wilsonhomecare.net

Home Services

Home Services

Adult Intake Unit: Dept. of Human Services (for low-income SSI and Medicaid-eligible)  420 Waiakamilo Road, Suite 300A (808) 832-5115 dhs@dhs.hawaii.gov humanservices.hawaii.gov

O‘ahu Home Healthcare LLC  820 Mililani St., Suite 725 (808) 492-1403 info@oahuhomehealthcare. com oahuhomehealthcare.com

Prime Care Services of Hawai‘i Inc.  3375 Koapaka St., Suite I-570 (808) 531-0050 info@primecarehawaii.com primecarehawaii.com

Prime Care Services of Hawai‘i Inc.  3375 Koapaka St., Suite I-570 (808) 531-0050 info@primecarehawaii.com primecarehawaii.com

Adult Intake Unit: Dept. of Human Services (for low-income SSI and Medicaid-eligible)  420 Waiakamilo Road, Suite 300A (808) 832-5115 dhs@dhs.hawaii.gov humanservices.hawaii.gov

Ho‘okele Health  820 Mililani St., Suite 711 (808) 457-1655 info@hookelehealth.com hookelehealth.com

Ho‘okele Health  820 Mililani St., Suite 711 (808) 457-1655 info@hookelehealth.com hookelehealth.com

Ho‘okele Health: Maui  P.O. Box 532677, Kīhei (808) 877-6688 maryl@caregiversmaui.com caregiversmaui.com

Ho‘okele Health: Maui  P.O. Box 532677, Kīhei (808) 877-6688 maryl@caregiversmaui.com caregiversmaui.com

Pālolo Chinese Home –Home Cleaning Service  2459 10th Ave. (808) 748-7994 info@palolo.org palolohome.org

Personal Care

Ho‘okele Health  820 Mililani St., Suite 711 (808) 457-1655 info@hookelehealth.com hookelehealth.com

Ho‘okele Health: Maui  P.O. Box 532677, Kīhei (808) 877-6688 maryl@caregiversmaui.com caregiversmaui.com

St. Francis Health Services for Senior Citizens  2228 Liliha St., Suite 408 (808) 547-6121 info@stfrancishawaii.org stfrancis.org

HOUSING

Homelessness & Shelters

Institute for Human Services Men’s Shelter  350 Sumner St. (808) 447-2800 info@ihshawaii.org ihshawaii.org

Institute for Human Services Women’s Shelter  546 Ka‘ahi St. (808) 447-2800 info@ihshawaii.org ihshawaii.org

Next Step Shelter –Waikīkī Health  200 Keawe St. (808) 545-8800

Wai‘anae Community Outreach  50 Belleau Woods St., Kapolei (808) 696-5667 wcohawaii.org

Housing Search & Information

Catholic Charities Hawai‘i  1822 Ke‘eaumoku St. (808) 521-4357 info@catholiccharities hawaii.org catholiccharitieshawaii.org

Going Home Plus Project – Center on Disability Studies  (808) 692-8166, (808) 524-3370 cds.coe.hawaii.edu/ goinghome

Hawai‘i Public Housing Authority  1002 N. School St. (808) 204-9042 hpha@hawaii.gov hpha.hawaii.gov

HUD – Department of Housing and Urban Development  842 Bethel St. (808) 768-7096 hud.gov/states/hawaii/ homeownership/seniors

Nursing Homes

15 Craigside  15 Craigside Place (808) 523-7000 info@arcadia-hi.org arcadia.org

Aloha Nursing & Rehab Centre  45-545 Kamehameha Highway, Kāne‘ohe (808) 247-2220 info@alohanursing.com alohanursing.com

Arcadia Retirement Residence – Nursing Facility  1434 Punahou St. (808) 941-0941 info@arcadia-hi.org arcadia.org

Avalon Care Center –Honolulu LLC  1930 Kamehameha IV Road (808) 847-4834 avalonhci.com

H. & J. Weinberg Care Center at Pohai Nani  45-90 Namoku St., Kāne‘ohe (808) 247-1670

Hale Ho Aloha  2670 Pacific Heights Road (808) 524-1955 info@halehoaloha.com halehoaloha.com

Hale Mālamalama  6163 Summer St. (808) 396-0537 fran@hmnursing.com hmnursing.com

Hale Nani Rehabilitation & Nursing Center  1677 Pensacola St. (808) 537-3371 avalonhci.com

Hale Ola Kino at One Kalākaua  1314 Kalākaua Ave., Second Floor (808) 983-4444 info@haleolakino.com haleolakino.com

Hiolani Care Center at Kāhala Nui  4389 Malia St. (808) 218-7200 sales@kahalanui.com kahalanui.com

Islands Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation  1205 Alexander St. (808) 733-8700 islandsnr.com

Ka Punawai Ola  575 Farrington Highway, Kapolei (808) 674-9262 kapunawaiola.com

Kahuku Medical Center  56-117 Pualalea St., Kahuku (808) 293-9221 info@kmc-hi.org kmc-hi.org

Kalākaua Gardens  1723 Kalākaua Ave. (808) 518-2273 kalakauagardens.com

Kuakini Geriatric Care  347 N. Kuakini St. (808) 536-2236 kuakini.org

Lē‘ahi Hospital & Nursing Home  3675 Kīlauea Ave. (808) 733-8000 dakiyoshi@hhsc.org leahi.hhsc.org

Liliha Healthcare Center  1814 Liliha St. (808) 537-9557 rmcare.com/liliha

Maluhia Hospital & Nursing Home  1027 Hala Drive (808) 832-5874 hhsc@hhsc.org maluhia.hhsc.org

Mānoa Cottage Kaimukī  748 Olokele Ave. (808) 426-7850 manoacottage.com

Maunalani Nursing & Rehabilitation Center  5113 Maunalani Circle (808) 732-0771 mnrc@maunalani.org maunalaninursing.org

Nu‘uanu Hale  2900 Pali Highway (808) 595-6311 newfamilyhealthhi.com/ nuuanu-hale

O‘ahu Care Facility  1808 S. Beretania St. (808) 687-3300 ocf@hawaiinursing homes.com oahucarefacility.com

Pālolo Chinese Home  2459 10th Ave. (808) 737-2555 info@palolo.org palolohome.org

Pearl City Nursing Home  919 Lehua Ave., Pearl City (808) 453-1919 pcnh@hawaiinursing homes.com pearlcitynursinghome.com

Pu‘uwai ‘O Mākaha  84-390 Jade St., Wai‘anae (808) 695-9508 ohanapacific.com

The Care Center of Honolulu  1900 Bachelot St. (808) 531-5302 ccoh.us

The Clarence T.C. Ching Villas at St. Francis  2230 Liliha St. (808) 524-1955 info@thevillashawaii.com thevillashawaii.com

Wahiawā General Hospital Nursing & Rehab  128 Lehua St., Wahiawā (808) 621-8411 info@wahiawageneral.org wahiawageneral.org

IDENTIFICATION

Alzheimer’s Association  270 Ho‘okahi St., #311, Wailuku (808) 242-8636 alohainfo@alz.org alz.org/hawaii

MedicAlert  1-800-432-5378 medicalert.org

Satellite City Halls

Customer Service Department Information Line  (808) 768-3798 honolulu.gov

Ala Moana Center  1450 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 1255 (808) 768-4300 honolulu.gov

Fort Street (Downtown)  1041 Nu‘uanu Ave., Suite A (808) 768-4103 honolulu.gov

Hawai‘i Kai Corporate Plaza  6600 Kalaniana‘ole Highway, Suite 101 (808) 768-4800 honolulu.gov

Kalihi-Kapālama Hale  925 Dillingham Blvd., Suite 102 (808) 768-4500 honolulu.gov

Kāne‘ohe   45-480 Kāne‘ohe Bay Drive, Suite C06, Kāne‘ohe (808) 768-4100 honolulu.gov

Kapolei Hale  1000 Ulu‘ōhi‘a St., #103, Kapolei (808) 768-3400 honolulu.gov

Pearlridge Center  98-1005 Moanalua Road, Suite 244B, ‘Aiea (808) 768-5000 honolulu.gov

Wahiawā  330 N. Cane St., Wahiawā (808) 768-4700 honolulu.gov

Wai‘anae Neighborhood Community Center  85-670 Farrington Highway, Suite 3, Wai‘anae (808) 768-9100 honolulu.gov

LEGAL

Advance Directives, POLST, CCO & DNR

Kōkua Mau  P.O. Box 62155 (808) 585-9977 kokuamau.org

University of Hawai‘i Elder Law Program  2485 Dole St. (808) 956-6544 uhelp.edu@gmail.com hawaii.edu/uhelp Legal Services

Affordable Lawyers Project  924 Bethel St. (808) 527-8027

Hawai‘i Disability Rights Center  1132 Bishop St., Suite 2102 (808) 949-2922 info@hawaiidisability rights.org hawaiidisabilityrights.org

Lawyer Referral & Information Service  (808) 537-9140 iris@hsba.org hawaiilawyerreferral.com

Legal Aid Society of Hawai‘i  924 Bethel St. (808) 536-4302 legalaidhawaii.org

Long-Term Care Ombudsman  250 S. Hotel St., #406 (808) 586-0100 hi-ltc-ombudsman.org

Mediation Center of the Pacific  1301 Young St., Second Floor (808) 521-6767 mcp@mediatehawaii.org mediatehawaii.org

Mental Health America of Hawai‘i  1136 Union Mall, Suite 208 (808) 521-1846 mentalhealth-hi.org

Nursing Home Abuse  nursinghomeabuse.org

Office of Health Care Assurance – Care Home Complaints

601 Kamokila Blvd., Suite 361, Kapolei (808) 692-7400 health.hawaii.gov/ohca

Office of Health Care Assurance – Hospital & Nursing Home Complaints

601 Kamokila Blvd., Suite 361, Kapolei (808) 692-7420 health.hawaii.gov/ohca

Victim Witness Kōkua Services  1060 Richards St., Ninth Floor (808) 768-7400 honoluluprosecutor.org

Volunteer Legal Services Hawai‘i  545 Queen St., Suite 100 (808) 528-7046 michelle@vlsh.org vlsh.org

SPECIFIC AUDIENCES

Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer’s Association  270 Ho‘okahi St., #311 (808) 242-8636 alohainfo@alz.org alz.org/hawaii

Assistive Technology

Assistive Technology Resource Centers of Hawai‘i  200 N. Vineyard Blvd., Suite 430 (808) 532-7112 barbara@atrc.org atrc.org

ISG Inc.  3472 Kanaina Ave. (808) 732-4622 isghawaii808@twc.com

Diabetes

American Diabetes Association Hawai‘i  900 Fort St. Mall, Suite 940 (808) 947-5979 adahawaii@diabetes.org diabetes.org/hawaii

Veterans

U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs   459 Patterson Road 1-800-827-1000 hawaii.va.gov

U.S. Vets Transitional Housing & Homeless Program  P.O. Box 75329, Kapolei (808) 682-9000 usvetsinc.org

VA Pacific Islands Healthcare System  459 Patterson Road (808) 433-0600 hawaii.va.gov

Visually/Hearing Impaired

Aloha State Association of the Deaf  (808) 778-8632 asad808secretary@gmail. com hcoahawaii.org

American Foundation for the Blind  1-800-232-5463 info@aph.org afb.org/seniorsite

Deaf Center at Kapi‘olani Community College  4303 Diamond Head Road (808) 734-9210 coryell@hawaii.edu ohana.kapiolani.hawaii. edu

Ho‘opono  1901 Bachelot St. (808) 586-5269 mbates@dhs.hawaii.gov humanservices.hawaii.gov/ vr/hoopono/about

Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped  402 Kapahulu Ave. (808) 733-8444 librarieshawaii.org

Telecommunications Relay Services  1-877-447-5990 fcc.gov/consumers/guides/ telecommunicationsrelay-service-trs

Vocational Rehabilitation Division  801 Dillingham Blvd., Third Floor (808) 586-4824 601 Kamokila Blvd., Room 415, Kapolei dhs@dhs.hawaii.gov humanservices. hawaii.gov/vr

TRANSPORTATION

Driver & Pedestrian Information

AARP: Driver Safety Education   1132 Bishop St., Suite 1920 1-888-227-7669 hiaarp@aarp.org aarp.org/auto/driver-safety

Driver Rehab Hawai‘i  4429 Mala‘ai St., Suite 101 (808) 294-3269 driverrehabhawaii.com

Driver’s License & Motor Vehicle  Multiple locations (808) 768-9100 honolulu.gov/csd

Rehab Hospital Driving Evaluation & Training Program  226 N. Kuakini St. (808) 566-3878 rehabhospital.org

Transportation & Passes

Catholic Charities

Hawai‘i   1822 Ke‘eaumoku St. (808) 521-4357 info@catholiccharities hawaii.org catholiccharitieshawaii.org

Charley’s Taxi and Limousine – MediCab  1451 S. King St., Suite 300 (808) 531-1333 info@charleystaxi.com charleystaxi.com

Persons with Disabilities Parking Permit  Multiple locations (808) 586-8121 dcab@doh.hawaii.gov health.hawaii.gov/dcab

Soderholm Mobility  2044 Dillingham Blvd. (808) 834-1417 denise@solderholmbus. com soderholmmobility.com

TheBus – O‘ahu Transit Services Inc.  811 Middle St. (808) 848-4444 thebusstop@honolulu.gov thebus.org

TheHandi-Van Eligibility Center  1100 Ward Ave., Suite 835 (808) 538-0033 handivan@honolulu.gov honolulu.gov/dts

TheHandi-Van – O‘ahu Transit Services Inc.  811 Middle St. (808) 456-5555 handivan@honolulu.gov honolulu.gov/dts