Todd Pang “Caring Manoa LLC” Tune in as we interview Todd Pang, Vice President at Caring Manoa, a facility owned and operated by Todd’s family. Caring Manoa is a Type II Adult Residential Care Home with Expanded Care located in the very house Todd grew up in. Using his background in business and hospitality, Todd helped his family expand the …
KupunaWiki Radio | Episode 58 Marcus Asahina “Hale Kūʻike”
Marcus Asahina “Hale Kūʻike” Tune in as we interview Marcus Asahina, Human Resources and Business Manager at Hale Kūʻike. Marcus is a Postive Approach® to Care Certified Independent Trainer, and he has worked at Hale Kūʻike for nine years. He served as Kitchen Manager as well as Head Chef before becoming the Human Resources and Business Manager. Hale Kūʻike offers …
KupunaWiki Radio | Episode 57 John Gruhler “Pohai Nani”
John Gruhler “Pohai Nani” Tune in as we interview John Gruhler, sales manager at Pohai Nani. In this episode, John shares reasons why Pohai Nani is a great place to live. For instance, Pohai Nani offers cottages and apartments with picturesque views of Kaneohe. Assisted living and long-term care are also available. Join us to learn more about Pohai Nani’s …
KupunaWiki Radio | Episode 56 Mark Tsuda “‘Ilima at Leihano”
Mark Tsuda “‘Ilima at Leihano” Join us as we chat with Mark Tsuda, Executive Director of ‘Ilima at Leihano. On today’s show, Mark shares about his diverse management experiences and his passion for his work at ‘Ilima. Mark has held leadership positions at both local and international companies. Some of his past positions include Chief Executive Officer of Jams World …
KupunaWiki Radio | Episode 48 Kathy Wyatt “Hale Hau’oli Hawai’i”
Meet Kathy Wyatt of Hale Hau’oli Hawai’i, an adult day care facility located in Pearl City. Kathy shares from her diverse experiences working in healthcare and why she loves serving kupuna. Tune in to hear her story and learn more about Hale Hau’oli Hawai’i.
The Realities of Caregiving
Caregivers come from every walk of life, every economic spectrum. Aging spouses caring for partners. Children of aging parents. Parents caring for disabled adult children. Family members working to make sure other members are OK. There are even juvenile caregivers caring for aging or disabled parents. Where you are on the journey called Caregiving is not so important. What is …