Ohana Pacific Management Company Inc

The company started on Oahu in 1998 and now runs about 17 healthcare entities with roughly 1,500 team members across long-term care, rehab, memory care, home health, and adult day health. They brand the day-to-day culture as the Ohana Experience. If you are looking at the Home Health RN role in Hilo, the listed base for a full-time mid-level sits between $105,835 and $111,405. Benefits called out on that posting include PTO, medical, dental, and vision, a 401K match, plus tuition reimbursement and scholarships. The role asks for a Hawaii RN license, BLS, a BSN or an ADN with six years of home health or related work, and at least one year in a hospital; Medicare home health experience is preferred. Elsewhere in the family, Hale Makua materials cite a 5-Star CMS rating, and some sites have posted retention bonuses—up to $8,000 for LPNs in Wailuku and $15,000 plus relocation help for a Director of Nursing in Koloa. On Indeed the picture is mixed: about 3.4 out of 5 from roughly 50 reviews, with pay and benefits ahead of work-life and advancement. A few reviewers still talk about purpose, learning, and managers who understand the work.

Brands around an Ohana Experience culture; reviewers mention purpose, learning, and personal goals.