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Oahu Hawaii Military Hospital to Serve Civilians

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Real Estate Agent with Hawaii Military Realty, Inc.

Tripler Army Medical Center on the island of Oahu in Hawaii will soon service civilian trauma patients in approximately the next 6 months.  Currently, Tripler Army Medical Center is only used to service Military and Department of Defense (DOD) employees.  The new plan will have Tripler Army Medical Center stabilize trauma patients from Waianae to Aiea until they can be transported to Queens Hospital in Honolulu.  This new service at Tripler Army Medical Center will be a great help after the closing of Hawaii Medical Center West in Ewa Beach in Dec 2011.

A lot of the doctors, nurses and support staff from Tripler have experience in combat from Iraq and Afghanistan and will be a great asset to serving the civilians on Oahu who require life or death emergency treatment.

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Mickey Hayward
Sunset Properties, Hayward Realty - Onley, VA
Farm - Land - Home Sales & Commercial Real Estate

David - sounds like a great use of resources and one huge benefit for the community.

Jan 14, 2012 06:30 AM
James A. Browning
Browning Real Estate School/REO Institute - International, IT
MRE REOCertified(R) SSCertified

Thank you for sharing your blog; we need Real estate Professionals to share their comments and information regarding their markets and experiences. Thanks again from beautiful Colorado

Jun 01, 2012 01:00 AM
1SG (Ret.) David Kucic
Hawaii Military Realty, Inc. - Ewa Beach, HI
President and Owner

Aloha Pat.  I suggest you call the Spark Matsunaga VA Medical Center which is adjacent to the Tripler Army Medical Center.  They might be able to help.  If not, please let me know if you werent able to get one and I will try to help you find one.  You can either call or email me.  Good luck and I hope you enjoy your trip!

Feb 09, 2013 10:49 PM
Wayne Johnson
Coldwell Banker D'Ann Harper REALTORS® - San Antonio, TX
San Antonio REALTOR, San Antonio Homes For Sale

David, Has the VA hospital issue affected service in Hawaii? Long wait times on mainland so I wonder if that same situation is experienced in your state.

Jun 06, 2014 08:41 AM