Manoa Cottage Kaimuki

The facility opened its doors on June 5, 2012, and specializes in dementia and Alzheimer's care, dedicating specialized activities and programs to address behaviors associated with these conditions. The broader Manoa Cottage organization was founded in 1994 by Sandra Shim, who transformed her own family residence into an eight-bedroom care home and later expanded to a 3-cottage care home complex. The Kaimuki location operates as a small community of 27 residents in a 2-story, home-like setting, offering skilled nursing, intermediate, long-term respite, and hospice care. With a company size of fewer than 10 employees and revenue under $1M, it is a very small, family-originated healthcare organization. The facility emphasizes individualized resident care, maintaining independence, individuality, and a sense of purpose for its residents, and provides local-style homemade meals.

The organization's stated priority is 'Where Resident Care is Our First Priority.' Manoa Cottage Kaimuki strives to maintain independence, individuality, and a sense of purpose for residents, focusing on individualized needs within a small community. The facility dedicates specialized activities and programs to address behaviors associated with Alzheimer's and dementia, aiming to provide care in a familiar, home-like environment.