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About
Our Ohana
Mālama Ola Health Services is proud to be the only physician-owned and operated hospice provider in Hawai‘i. Our mission is to be Hawai‘i’s leading source of palliative and hospice care—setting the highest standard for supportive, compassionate healthcare.
The Honu Symbolism
The honu, or green sea turtle, is a symbol of protection, endurance, mana (spiritual energy) and other positive qualities that you’ll find in Mālama Ola’s team of caring professionals.
 Mālama Ola means
TO
CARE
FOR
LIFE
AND
WELL-BEING
—and that is at the heart of everything we do.
Responsive
We listen. We respond. We care. Every day, we go above and beyond to meet the needs of our patients, their loved ones, and our healthcare partners.
Compassionate
We understand the emotional weight of this journey. With empathy and grace, we walk alongside families during some of life’s most tender moments.
Respectful
We treat every person with dignity and kindness. We embrace cultural diversity and celebrate the values that make our island community unique.
Dedicated
We are a team united by a shared calling—to provide comfort, connection, and care when it matters most.
Local
As the only physician-owned hospice based on Oʻahu, we bring deep local knowledge and cultural understanding to the care we provide.
We know this may be a difficult time. Our caring staff is here for you—ready to listen, support, and guide you through your questions and next steps. Call us anytime, day or night.
Contact Us
500 Ala Moana Blvd Ste
1-500 Honolulu, HI 96813
Phone:
808.543.1188
Fax:
808.543.1188
Careers Volunteer Notice of Privacy Practice Notice of Non-Discrimination
Mālama Ola is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care, an organization approved by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
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We had such a warm experience during such an emotional fragile time. Every aspect of our hospice journey was handled with so much care.

- Alan Villanueva.
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Alan Villanueva: We had such a warm experience during such an emotional fragile time. Every aspect of our hospice journey was handled with so much care.

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Navigating the idea of hospice was very difficult, especially when the hospital urged us to select a company. We did our due diligence and interviewed several organizations on the island. Ultimately, we decided to go with Mālama Ola based on their quick response, willingness to answer questions before signing anything, and unique approach to hospice care.

- Sheena B.
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Sheena B: Navigating the idea of hospice was very difficult, especially when the hospital urged us to select a company. We did our due diligence and interviewed several organizations on the island. Ultimately, we decided to go with Mālama Ola based on their quick response, willingness to answer questions before signing anything, and unique approach to hospice care.

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I felt really lost throughout the death and dying process with my mom. Every member of Mālama Ola's staff I worked with were kind, caring, and patient, and helped to guide our family through the final days. They will be my first call if I ever have to go through this again, and I hope they can help you, too.

- J.K.
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J.K: I felt really lost throughout the death and dying process with my mom. Every member of Mālama Ola's staff I worked with were kind, caring, and patient, and helped to guide our family through the final days. They will be my first call if I ever have to go through this again, and I hope they can help you, too.

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