Good Samaritan Society Pohai Nani sits on 16 acres in Kaneohe, Hawaii, and gives seniors a peaceful home with postcard views of the Ko'olau Mountains, the Forest Reserve, and Kaneohe Bay, where folks can look out and see the trees and water every day. The campus is wheelchair accessible, parking is available, and there are restrooms for both visitors and residents. The place offers a variety of living choices, including senior apartments, assisted living, independent living, memory care, nursing homes, and even respite care for short stays. Many healthcare services like skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapy-both inpatient and outpatient-and in-home care are all part of the care offered, along with support programs for caregivers, so families get some help too.
Seniors can get personalized care plans, medication management, 24-hour nursing, wellness monitoring, and access to healthcare professionals like Dr. John Garvie and Linda Denise Chiu. They offer occupational and physical therapy, plus there's a fitness center, heated swimming pool, hot tub, water fitness classes, and wellness programs designed to keep folks moving and healthy. The modern library, computer room, craft room, art studio, and community spaces mean there's always something to do, whether it's reading, making art, or joining in on events like live music and estate planning talks. Seniors are encouraged to walk along the paths lined with native trees and flowers, relax in the gardens, or try out activities that foster the Aloha Spirit and community bonds.
The staff supports both body and mind through a range of programs and social gatherings, and the campus sits close to parks, botanical gardens, and places of worship, such as Kailua Hongwanji Temple. Residents get a mix of comfort and professional care, plus amenities such as community rooms, accessible bathrooms, an on-site drive-thru, and easy access to local cafes and restaurants. Good Samaritan Society Pohai Nani focuses on caring for the whole person by blending health, social, and spiritual support in a scenic part of Hawaii.
