Hale Malamalama

Name: Hale Malamalama
Address: 6163 Summer Street, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96821, United States
Telephone: (808) 396-0537
Price range: $$

Honolulu Hawaii, United States , Hawaii , United States

2.7 on Google · 6 reviews

Skilled Nursing

About Hale Malamalama

Hale Malamalama is a skilled nursing community located in Honolulu, offering care for seniors whose medical needs go beyond what family members can manage at home. The community provides care in a home-like atmosphere, with a focus on supporting residents who require a higher level of daily medical attention and supervision. Hale Malamalama is suited to families seeking a skilled nursing setting for a parent or loved one no longer able to live independently and who needs consistent, hands-on care. Families considering this community are encouraged to contact Hale Malamalama directly to learn more about specific services, daily routines, and visiting arrangements.

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Skilled Nursing Care

Professional medical care for high-level health needs

Serving Honolulu Since 1957

Nearly seven decades of senior care experience locally

Home-Like Atmosphere

Loving environment designed to feel like home

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Hiromi 2 years ago

I just felt I need to do something respectful so decided to leave a review. EVERYONE in this facility is very friendly, caring, attending, engaging, knowledgeable, and faithful. The location is beautiful, it’s right in front of the beach and you can actually take your loved ones to the place where you get to see the ocean and have the breeze from them. Food is great too, always made me hungry. Shared room, each room takes up to 4 patients & doesn’t really have views (window just for the sunlight), which was NOT that bad than what I felt in the first day. Actually liked seeing all nurses and aids occasionally coming to see patients - no one is left alone here. There are some private rooms with ocean views; my mom was transferred to there to have some quiet time with us at the end stage. I am grateful that we were able to let our beloved mom spent the last days of her life here. Much Aloha to all team members.
anna may 6 years ago

early morning i went to the kicthen..and i great all the staff "good morning" and they just smile.then i went to counter of the kitchen i saw 3 crew working there and i great them all.i want to be friend with them. so i great them "Hi ate her name is Jennifer Sy" but she just answered me back a rude attitude "I am not your ate!" but i stay positive i just smile.but deep inside why shes so rude.some staff here are not friendly.They are judgemental.