National Directory: Hawaii
Welcome to the Hawaii Home Modification and Repair Resources Page! On this State Resources page, you will find resources for consumers and professionals specific to Hawaii, including featured programs, funding sources, home modification and repair providers by city, and educational materials!
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Home Modification Providers by City
This section contains listings of home modification providers in Hawaii. Search by city or keyword.
Hilo, HI
Senior Volunteer Program
Contact Person: H. Stuart Kearns
Address: 34 Rainbow Dr., Hilo, HI 96720
Phone Number: 808-961-8730
Fax: 808-961-8709
Sponsor: Retired Senior Volunteer Program
Home Safety Monitoring Program
Contact Person: Carolyn Cabreira
Address: 34 Rainbow Drive, Hilo, HI 96720
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 808-961-9002
Fax: 808-961-9002
Sponsor: Hawaii Island Adult Care, Inc.
Services/Modifications Provided: Home safety inspections, provide ongoing education on fall prevention, installation of grab-bars and railings
Kaneohe, HI
Thrive For Life
Contact Person: Catia Garell
Address: 45-1047 Pahuwai Place, Kaneohe, HI 96744
Phone Number: 808-797-2590
Homepage/Website: http://www.thriveforlife.com
Most Common Modification: Thrive for Life is a private company founded by two occupationaltherapists serving the islands of Hawaii. They utilize a 7-step processthat includes performing comprehensive home assessments after whichdraftsman, contractors, and designers are brought in to determineappropriate modifications. Thrive for Life guides their clients through theprocess including collecting contractor bids, filing for permits andconducting a post-construction assessment where they observe theclient in their new space.
Wailuku, HI
Nursing Home Without Walls
Contact Person: Verena Alexander
Address: 1773B Wili Pa Lup, Wailuku, HI 96793
Phone Number: 808-243-5125
Fax: 808-243-5116
Sponsor: State Of Hawaii Department Of Human Services
Services/Modifications Provided: Ramps
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