Norma Kop, SMP Hawaii Director from the Hawaii Department of Health Executive Office on Aging, talks about the services that Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) Hawaii provides to help kupuna and their families to prevent, detect and report Medicare fraud, errors and abuse as well other types of scams such as Social Security, investments, romance, etc.
KupunaWiki Radio Show Episode 22-1105 | Sensei Bill Doi, Kupuna Aikido Hawaii
Sensei Bill Doi, Instructor, from Kupuna Aikido Hawaii talks about their mission to empower Hawaii’s kupuna with Aikido-based philosophies to preserve and protect their mobile independence and how Aikido can help with falling safely and fall prevention through situational awareness.
KupunaWiki Radio Show Episode 22-1001 | Kim Agpoon & Steven Yim, Palolo Chinese Home
Kim Agpoon, Senior Day Care & Palolo Wellness Program Manager, and Steven Kee’akakahiaka Yim, Food & Nutrition Services Manager from Palolo Chinese Home talk about their Senior Day Care Program as well as their Meals to Go Program that serves various communities and adult day centers in town with Lunch and / or Dinner and offers pick-up or delivery.
KupunaWiki Radio Show Episode 22-0910 | Tina Andrade, Catholic Charities Hawaii
Tina Andrade, Vice-President, Mission Integration, Catholic Charities Hawai‘i discusses the services they provide such as Family Strengthening, homelessness & housing, children with emotional and behavioral challenges; crisis pregnancy; adult violence and abuse; immigrants achieving citizenship and family reunification; mental health, independent living for seniors and affordable housing, as well as the affordable senior housing development Meheula Vista in Mililani Mauka.
KupunaWiki Radio Show Episode 22-0903 | Gerald Shintaku, Star Events
Gerald Shintaku, Director, of Star Events talks about the 2022 Young at Heart Expo. This free, fun event provides an educational, entertaining weekend to promote health and well-being of our community with emphasis on the positive aspects of aging. This event brings together many available services that are dedicated to serving to our kupuna.
Diana Aquino, BSN, RN
Kupuna Care Hawaii Summary of Services: Professional Care In The Comfort Of Your Own Home. Kupuna Care Hawaii employs a team of non-medical home care providers across the island. We offer a range of services and can develop a custom plan based on the needs of you or your loved ones. – Companionship – Homemaking – Personal Care – 24 …
Tyler Kimura
Always Best Care Summary of Services: – 24-hour accessibility: We answer our phones 24/7/365 – 100% Locally owned and operated. – In-home care: Provide caregivers to those who want to stay at home. Assist with daily activities, transportation, light housekeeping, meals, medication reminders, etc. – Assisted living placement: Assist seniors in finding the appropriate care home or senior community when …
Paul Dziuban
Home Instead Senior Care Summary of Services: Quality of Life for not only our aging adults, but also the family’s quality of life, enhance it, embrace it and learn and appreciate our elders. We help aging adults in their families by helping out with Home Care services, personal care services and companionship and supervision. We are Licensed by the State …
Lourdes “Lou” Vergara Marcelo RN, CDN, CM
Lou’s Quality Home Health Care Services Summary of Services: Lou’s Quality Home Health Care Services formulates its patients care plan with a team approach in mind. Your care plan begins with an analysis which includes your doctor’s orders, your home safety assessment and your family’s comments and wishes. Together a plan is developed which benefits you and your family best. …
KupunaWiki Radio Show Episode 22-0625 | Diana Aquino & Amelia Caballero, Kupuna Care Hawaii
Diana Aquino, Owner & President, and Amelia Caballero, Director of Marketing and Operations, of Kupuna Care Hawaii talk about their mission to help families take care of their aging loved ones and provide respite for family caregivers with their wide range of non-medical services. Kupuna Care Hawaii’s goal is to keep Hawaii’s kupuna where they are happiest: at home.