Address
900 Leilani Street Hilo, Hawai`i 96720
Phone Numbers
Phone: (808) 961-6822
Fax: (808) 934-9360
Directions
The clinic provides comprehensive services for opioid pain killer or illicit opioid use such as heroin, etc. and is only five minutes from the Hilo International Airport and one block from the main road. If driving, leave the airport and turn left at the first traffic light you come upon. Stay in the left lane. Take the first left onto Leilani Street. Go straight ahead until the road splits into two. Kū Aloha is the two story blue building located right at the juncture. Turn into the parking lot on Leilani Street.
Office Hours
Monday – Friday | 5:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Dosing Hours
Monday – Friday | 5:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Saturday | Open as needed
Sunday | Closed
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Methadone
Coupled with counseling practices, Methadone Assisted Treatment for opioids is one of the most effective treatments to combat the opioid epidemic. Working with our doctor, nurses, and clinical staff, each of our Haumana understands the importance of caring for themselves and can fully grasp the reasoning behind their previous dependency issues which leads to a fresh start and new perspective on life.
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Suboxone Services
Suboxone is a medication that can aid in the rebuilding of ones life after substance use (opioids) by minimizing the withdrawal symptoms that one might experience. Suboxone, unlike Methadone, has a written prescription that someone can fill in the pharmacy. Most Suboxone Haumana come into the clinic once a month to check in with the doctor and to assess dosage level.
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Early Intervention
Working with our nurses and doctor, each haumana has access to HIV, TB, and hepatitis education, vaccines, and care coordination to work with state grants to get them the help they need.
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Courtesy Dosing
Those visiting Hawaii Island for business or vacation may request to be temporarily transferred to Kū Aloha Ola Mau for methadone dosing while they are on-island. Haumana coming into the clinic for guest dosing must have faxed their information no later earlier than two weeks prior to landing. This is so we can assess dosage level, be prepared for your arrival, and ensure, once we speak to the home clinic, that you will have everything you need and vice versa.