The Queen's Medical Center

Aloha-

Emergency Room Doctors,, unbelievable and awesome staff.
I wanna Thank:
DR. L. KOZAI
DR. C. CHONG
Both Doctors took great care of my new health situation. Still on Track.
When got to the emergency room,, I was in kinda in bad shape from accident. Dr. Kozai told me,, he'll get me fixed up before he sends me home. And,, He did.
Both,, Dr. C. Chong and Dr. L. Kozai changed my life! Now I have the right medication needed to carry on with life with my family.
I was in Room 413. And was well taken cared of. Unbelievable,, staff that I had made sure I was doing Ok,, completely comfortable,, got me everything I needed & wanted,,
unbelievable Aloha and with great Care!!!

My Nurse were:
ROOM 413
February 23-27, 2024
I Wanna Thank:
Nurse MASON
Nurse KRISTEN
Nurse TRISHA

I Appreciate them for all what they did!!!
I want to reach out to them and Thank all of them!!!
MuchMahalos to Queen's Hospital Staff !!!

My type of care was tremendous. Everyone in intake, prodecure, nurses were the greatest of the best.

I was escorted in rather quickly as I had arrived at 6:10 yesterday morning for my "procedure". Nothing was rushed, my first APN was Gay she was pleasant and suprisingly upbeat. Next was Gerald RN and as he went over the questions, asked me slowly and carefully. I guess he thought dementia lady. LOL not dementia yet but getting up there. He explained everything to me in lay term so that I can understand. Off to the hallway I went and waited for my turn. Along came the good stuff and zoom I was asleep. Didn't feel a thing. Got up in the recovery room and was told by Brandon that I had been asleep for two hours. Great I said.

Next came the juice and crackers. LOL. I really wish Queens would make small sandwiches or something better for outpatient care. Hint??

He allowed me enough time to relax and didn't rush me as my grandson was coming to pick me up at 1215.

All in all, Queens is an awesome place to be for any type of care.

One of their cheery mottos is:

"Don't Wait to Get Care."


Just try getting an appointment.
Phones ring for three minutes, then hang up.
Took a dozen phone calls just to hear I need a referral.

No alternate phone numbers, text or email addys.
No voicemail to leave a message.
PCP referrals needed for EVERYTHING.

No wonder I stay away from medicine.

Quality of care, Awesome. Staff friendly, willing to help. Double check before administering medicine. I was on the 7th floor Ewa.

I would like to give Queens Medical Center and staff a huge Thank You! We gave birth to our beautiful baby right before Christmas and we had a wonderful experience. The staff were amazing from triage, to L&D, c-section, anesthesia, postpartum/recovery. We could not have asked for better care. This was not my first c-section and the experience we had at Queens was way better than the other hospital. The nurses and providers were professional and compassionate and they strived to keep me comfortable throughout the whole birth process. They also provided a very nice celebratory dinner for the baby which was just icing on the cake.

I visited Queen's Medical Hospital to see a friend in ICU. The care from the staff on the 5th floor Emma Wing is impressive. It takes a truly remarkable person to care for patients in the ICU. Nurse Tiffany is a rare gem.
If I needed care, this is a hospital of Care and concern. Hawaiian culture at its best!

Good place to go if you want to die early. They almost killed me. Then, of course, they charged me tens of thousands of dollars to my insurance for cleaning up the mess they made. Unprofessional, dangerous hospital

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I'm here visiting my dad on the 8th floor. They allow 2 visitors at a time in patients room. The floor has a waiting area for the family. How is the family members to sit and wait when Queens Employees are taking their break and eating their lunch in the waiting area? The whole half of the waiting area is being occupied by them eating and talking. Don't they have an employee break room?
Its so disturbing and noisy, I couldn't even think and make phone calls to reschedule my dads appointments and call family members. Their phone is going off and talking loudly of coworkers and patients. There is like 6 of them. Also it says mask to be used at all times so how can they eat there and not have their mask on? Will they wipe down the tables after having their meals?

In October 2014, I had a cold and fainted when I went to brush my teeth one evening. I fell backwards and hit my head on the tile floor. I came-to about half an hour later with a crack in my skull. The next morning I could not remember the names of my parents and had to rely on muscle memory for entering my code to unlock my phone. My dad got on a plane and came to Honolulu, I was living on-campus at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa at the time, and took me to the closest full-scale medical hospital with a fully equipped emergency room - it was The Queen's Medical Center.

Upon arrival, I was asked to fill out a number of forms and then a few of the trauma nurses/doctors helped us to an emergency room area with beds for patients and a few chairs in a shared space. By the time we got to the hospital an external hematoma had formed on the outside of my scalp (pooled blood on the surface of my skin). They told me that had I made it in earlier they would have given the wound staples, however since the external hematoma had formed we went with a natural healing.

They did a scan of my head and found no foreign/undesirable fluids in my brain cavity. Currently, as of Tuesday 12 September 2023, I am still working through my long term memory loss (also called amnesia), which is worse for before I turned 17 years old. A blood test/white blood cell count revealed I had a virus, though nothing severe. All of the workers were helpful and considerate. In addition to the memory problems, I have a permanent approximately five-pronged bald spot on the back of my head corresponding to the scar of the wound. I have found writing to be helpful for the memory problems.