Hawaii Kai Retirement Comm Phaseand II

428 Kawaihae Street, Kai, HI 96825

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Hawaii Kai Retirement Comm Phaseand II

Hawaii Kai Retirement Comm Phaseand II is a senior care community located in Kai, HI. It provides assisted living, independent living, and retirement living for older adults in the Kai area. To learn more, check current availability, or schedule a tour, call 395-9599.

About Hawaii Kai Retirement Comm Phaseand II

License #12-ALF
Capacity: 113
Situated on 23 acres of lush, tropical splendor, you’ll fall in love with our peaceful island in the sun. Residents also
enjoy the convenience of being just 20 minutes from downtown Honolulu and Waikiki. We’re close to shopping centers,
healthcare, and many wonderful and unique local attractions. Spend your days exploring destinations like the Iolani
Palace, the Bishop Museum, the Arizona Memorial and Haunama Bay. We’re more than a senior living community at Hawaii Kai
Retirement; we’re a family and we look forward to meeting you.

Care & services offered

  • Assisted Living
  • Independent Living
  • Retirement Living

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Resident & family reviews

Loving Care

I am an 81 year old woman and have been living at this facility for
three years. The staff are compassionate, caring, professional and
knowledgeable. My husband died two years ago and was able to stay
at home (at the facility) with the help of a local Hospice organization
arranged by the Assisted Living administrator. The food is good on a
consistent basis. The property is truly beautiful with wonderful
landscaping. Special events happen monthly to include most
holidays. The Assisted Living has it's own Activity Coordinator. They
have their own pharmacy that delivers and refills resident
medications. There is a Medicare Certified Physical Therapy group on
property. I love living here and have true peace of mind. There are
incredible resources available in the assisted living nursing staff.

— Verified visitor, May 2009