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Summary: The Queen’s North Hawai‘i Community Hospital in Waimea (Waimea, North Hawai'i) is part of Queen’s Health Systems and serves as a community hospital offering emergency services as well as rehabilitation and other health care programs. Notable updates include ongoing expansion of emergency department capacity at the West Oʻahu site (not Waimea) and general emphasis on accessible, compassionate care across Queen’s facilities. Key leadership in IT, human resources, and patient experience support hospital operations, patient safety, and health information systems. Note: The provided highlights emphasize Queen’s Health Systems broadly (including the North Hawaiʻi Community Hospital), with recent posts about emergency department expansion at related facilities and community engagement. For specific details about the Emergency Department at Queen’s North Hawai‘i Community Hospital in Waimea, consider contacting the hospital directly or visiting the Queen’s Health Systems site for North Hawai‘i location specifics.

Clinic Type

Emergency Medicine

Address

Queen’s North Hawai‘i Community Hospital, Kamuela, Hawaii (North Hawaii region)

Phone

808-881-4738

Email

Opening Hours

Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Telehealth

Not specified

Emergency Care

Available 24/7; Level III Trauma Center; trauma activation process with paramedics on scene; transfer to higher level trauma center when needed

Services Offered

  • Emergency Department
  • emergency medicine
  • trauma care
  • imaging (24-hour)
  • labs
  • cardiology
  • orthopedic
  • gynecologic and obstetric services
  • primary care
  • cancer care
  • surgical services
  • hospitalist services
  • air ambulance transport
  • level III trauma center
  • stroke treatment program
  • consulting specialists
  • on-site imaging: x-ray, CAT scan, MRI, ultrasound
  • stabilization and transfer to higher level trauma centers

Technology & Equipment

  • state-of-the-art stroke treatment technology
  • telecommunications technology linking to Queen’s Medical Center network
  • 24-hour Imaging Department (x-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound)
  • air ambulance transport

Team

  • Emergency Department physicians, not specified — Emergency medicine physicians
  • Registered nurses, not specified — Emergency department staff

Insurance & Payment

self-pay, insurance

Languages Spoken

FAQs

When you arrive for treatment at the Emergency Department, your condition will be evaluated by a physician.

The Emergency Department physician may order tests necessary to diagnose your condition and, if you need specialty treatment, a consulting specialist will be called. Critically ill or injured patients are seen first; you will be updated on wait times.

What services does the Emergency Department provide?

Emergency medicine, extensive diagnostic testing labs and technology, access to emergency medical physicians, specially trained nurses, and other health care professionals. 24-hour Imaging Department (x-ray, CAT, MRI, ultrasound).

Is this a Trauma Center?

Yes, Queen’s North Hawai‘i Community Hospital is the designated Level III Trauma Center for the North Hawaii region.

Can patients be transferred to a higher level trauma center?

Yes, transfers to a higher level trauma center on Oahu are arranged when needed.

What specialties are available?

Cardiopulmonary, orthopedic, cardiology, gynecologic and obstetric services, primary care, cancer, and surgical services are available at the hospital.

Awards & Accreditations

  • Level III Trauma Center designation (North Hawaii region)
  • Advanced Stroke Care program

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

  • Aggregated reviews: 4.1/5 (143)
  • Healthgrades: 79% Patient Experience Rating
  • US News & World Report: 89% of patients willing to recommend

Patients praise

  • caring and efficient emergency department staff
  • effective and quick treatment for acute injuries
  • thorough communication and patient-centered care reported by some patients
  • supportive and friendly staff members across departments

Common complaints

  • perceived lack of competence in the emergency department
  • concerns regarding diagnostic accuracy and discharge decisions
  • communication issues with staff regarding test results
  • instances of negative experiences with specific providers

"The ER Doc... suggested my limb, back and abdominal pain was anxiety... [I] had a bladder & kidney infection. This ED Department is not competent."

Aggregated review (promallu.com)

"Not that you want to have to visit an ER, but this one was excellent. The staff was caring and efficient. Everyone kept us informed of what was happening and estimated timelines."

Aggregated review (promallu.com)

"I was brought into the ER on Feb 11th... I want to say thank you to the excellent ER staff and especially Nurse Mike... The care I got was excellent."

Patient testimonial (myhospitalnow.com)

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.

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