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Community overview

Maluhia is a nursing home offering long-term care and short-term restorative stays. Nursing care is provided at Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) and Intermediate Care Facility (ICF) levels. Nursing staff work with residents, families and other health professionals to shape care around individual needs and goals. The broader team includes nurses, nutritionists, therapists, dieticians and social workers.

Search description

Maluhia offers long-term nursing care and short-term restorative care.

When can family and friends visit?

Maluhia has no set visiting hours. Visits should be at times that are respectful of the resident and their roommate.

Can I send an email to a resident?

Yes. Emails can be sent through the Recreational Therapy department. Include the resident’s full name in the subject line.

Care & support

Each nursing unit provides both short-term and long-term care.

Care & support

Skilled Nursing Care (SNF) is a medical level of care requiring 24-hour skilled care, such as nursing monitoring or physical or occupational therapy.

Care & support

Intermediate Care (ICF) is a medical level of care requiring intermittent nursing care, also known as custodial care.

Care & support

In-house services include help with daily activities and physical, occupational and speech therapy. Care may also include intravenous and tracheostomy care, medication administration, restorative care, hospice and disease management.

Care & support

Some residents return home after a short rehabilitation stay following hospitalization; others may need extended care because of chronic illness or disability.

Rooms & living spaces

Maluhia has 158 long-term-care beds across four units: 2 Mauka, 2 Makai, 3 Mauka and 4 Makai.

Everyday life

Quarterly family meetings provide an educational setting, with the Administrator and Director of Nursing reporting on current facility issues.

Dining & meals

Residents are generally served breakfast from 6:30 to 7:30 a.m., lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and dinner from 4:45 to 5:30 p.m. Meal times can be adjusted earlier or later to suit a resident’s preference.

Dining & meals

Visitors can reserve a complete meal from the cafeteria by signing up before 9:30 a.m.

Activities & connection

Recreational activities are planned around residents’ past interests, cultural and individual needs, and familiar routines.

Activities & connection

Activities take place on weekdays, weekends, evenings and holidays. Schedules are available at residents’ bedsides, in day rooms, at the nurses’ station and near elevators.

Activities & connection

The Recreational Therapy department hosts spiritual programs weekly and monthly.

Shared spaces & amenities

Two family rooms offer a more private place to gather for a shared activity, meal or family occasion; they can be reserved in advance.

Shared spaces & amenities

There is no designated chapel, but a quiet space is available for prayer and reflection.