Hoʻōla Lāhui Hawaiʻi (HLH) has two mobile clinics to serve Kauaʻi. The mobile clinics bring medical primary care to various sites around Kauaʻi overcoming the transportation barrier that many residents face. It also makes medical care convenient for those patients who do not live near our main clinics. The mobile clinics do not provide urgent care, and users of the mobile clinics must be HLH patients.
Maʻiola
Maʻiola represents the power to “wipe away illness” and is the deity invoked to restore wellness and vitality. Maʻiola serves the south and west side of Kauaʻi with regularly scheduled clinic days at the Kauaʻi Philippine Cultural Center, Hanapēpē Salvation Army, Kekaha Enterprise Center, and the Lima Ola housing in ʻEleʻele.
Mauliola
The name Mauliola, sometimes translated as “the breath of life,” embodies well-being and the ability thrive. Mauliola serves the east and north side of Kauaʻi.
Locations
Mobile clinics are at various sites around Kauaʻi. Use the calendar below to determine where the mobile clinic will be on any given day.
Be sure to bring a Photo ID and your Insurance Card to your appointment.
No Insurance?
If you do not have medical insurance, please bring a Photo ID and a copy of your family’s income stubs from the past 2 months (paycheck, unemployment stub, Social Security Income, welfare financial sheet, etc.) to see if you qualify for the Hoʻōla Cares Program.