Imua Newsletter — May 2026 Word Search Game
Imua Newsletter · May 2026 Word Search Game Find the 17 brand-name medications hidden in the grid below. Check your answers when you're done. Words…
Imua Newsletter · May 2026 Word Search Game Find the 17 brand-name medications hidden in the grid below. Check your answers when you're done. Words…
The landscape of healthcare delivery continues to evolve, and telehealth remains at the forefront of this transformation. A recent legislative development signals a significant step…
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) CORRECTION: Retraction of the previous FAQ regarding the contract between Queen’s Medical Center and Humana Health Plan We retract the information…
Hawaii is one of the most linguistically diverse states in the nation — a melting pot of cultures, languages, and traditions. From ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi to…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the world — from how we communicate and shop to how we work and stay entertained. But as this technology…
Living with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, presents unique challenges for patients and families in Hawaii. Navigating healthcare and insurance…
When it comes to managing health care, understanding the different types of insurance plans available can be overwhelming—especially for Hawaii residents who qualify for both…
For many Hawai‘i residents, managing health care expenses can be overwhelming—especially for kupuna (seniors) and people with disabilities. If you qualify for both Medicare and…
Navigating health care coverage can feel overwhelming—especially if you’re living with a disability or caring for someone who is. Medicare isn’t just for those 65…
Medicare helps cover a wide range of durable medical equipment (DME), from walkers and wheelchairs to oxygen supplies and hospital beds. Knowing what’s covered, how…
Limited Income Newly Eligible Transition (LINET): What Hawai‘i Residents Need to Know For many kupuna and families in Hawai‘i, access to medication is essential for…
For many kupuna and working families in Hawai‘i, Social Security is a foundation of retirement security. But for certain retirees—especially federal employees, teachers, and public…
