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Caring for Our Community
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New Waialua Clinic Under Construction at Waialua Shopping Center
Services
Wahiawā Health Offers Comprehensive Care for your ʻOhana
Our comprehensive health services include a variety of health screening across our departments including X-rays, cancer detection, communicable diseases, vision, hearing, and more.
If the office is closed and you have a non-threatening but urgent medical condition, please call (808) 622-1618 and press 3.
Important Updates
Kaʻala Elementary School Back to School Bash
Wahiawā Health’s community outreach team joined the Kaʻala Elementary School Back to School Bash in late July, connecting with students and families and sharing information about health care services available at the health center. Through games and activities, families learned about health and wellness, behavioral health and the importance of staying vape-free. Families also toured the new Mobile Dental Clinic and learned about the dental services offered on campus.
Pictured from left to right with Ola, the mobile health van: Gwynne Gonzales (head of pharmacy), May Jane Trinidad (RN case manager), Skye Kaohu (lead outreach and care coordinator), and Alyssa Rodriguez (dental assistant).
DOH Urges Parents of Seventh-grade Students to Schedule Checkup Visits
Before the first day of the 2026-2027 school year, all seventh-grade students must provide official documentation of having received the following vaccines:
- Tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis vaccine (Tdap)
- Meningococcal conjugate vaccine (MCV)
- Human papillomavirus vaccine (HPV)
Hawaiʻi law requires all students to submit official documentation to their school indicating that they have undergone a physical exam before the first day of school and have received the required vaccinations, unless the student has an approved exemption.
For more information about 7th grade checkups, visit our 7th grade checkup flyer.
To view Hawaiʻi’s school health requirements, visit VaxToSchoolHawaii.com.
Meet Our Providers
Appointment
Schedule an In-Person or Telehealth Appointment
In-person and telehealth services are available to current patients, new patients and those who do not have insurance.
News & Announcements
DOH ‘Get Screened Hawaiʻi’ Campaign Encourages Colon Cancer Screening for Adults Starting at Age 45
Colorectal (colon) cancer is now the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in people younger than 50 but is highly...
Attention Med-Quest Parents
Earn $50 per child for a well-child exam The state Department of Human Services is reminding families enrolled in...
Kaʻala Elementary Art Contest Recap
Students at Kaʻala Elementary shared their creativity through Wahiawā Health’s “What Makes You Healthy?” Art Contest,...
ABOUT US
Quality Healthcare for Wahiawā
Our mission: “In the spirit of Aloha and compassion, Wahiawā Health provides access to affordable, quality health care and wellness services to promote a healthy community.”
Who We Are
Founded in 2012, Wahiawā Health’s inception was the direct result of a vision held by the late Sen. Daniel Inouye who wanted to ensure the residents of this geographically isolated area would have access to comprehensive health care. The Hawaiʻi congressional delegation now considers this community health center one of six Sen. Inouye Legacy Projects. Following its inception, Wahiawā Health has worked tirelessly to establish itself as a community resource available to all in need. Wahiawā Health is now designated as a Federally Qualified Health Center Look Alike (FQHC-LAL) as well as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit entity as of January 2018. Dedicated to the health and wellness of the community, Wahiawā Health serves residents of Central Oʻahu (Wahiawā, Mililani, Waialua and Kunia) and the North Shore.