Although our target population are Native Hawaiians, we help everyone. In order to access any of our programs all individuals must register for Ke Ola Mamo.
No, Ke Ola Mano is not health insurance. However, Ke Ola Mamo can help you navigate your health insurance needs.
Some services and programs have requirements. Please visit the program’s page for additional information or contact our main office for more information.
While Ke Ola Mamo does not offer financial aid programs, we can help assist you in identifying and applying for support programs. Please call the Client Services office in your area to speak with a community health worker.
Please call our clinic at 808-480-6852 for more information.
We currently provide our services in English; however, please speak with your local Community Health Worker for additional resources and information.

At this time Ke Ola Mamo does not give monetary donations.
Some services are free, but not all. If you have questions about a specific offering, please contact patient services at (808) 848-8000 ext 301
Although Ke Ola Mamo can assist homeless individuals with referrals and linkages, Ke Ola Mamo is not a homeless entity and cannot assess for homeless verification.
Ke Ola Mamo does not have income qualifications. However, some organizations/serves in our extended care network might.
No, we encourage our patients to visit the Wellness Center that works best for them.
Not at this time.

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