Hawaii News Now "Sunrise on the Road" reporters Howard Dicus, Steve Uyehara and Dan Cooke pose for a group shot with staff members from the Hawaii Pacific Health Cancer Center at Pali Momi Medical Center's new infusion center.

Hawaii News Now Visits New Pali Momi Infusion Center

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The Hawaii Pacific Health Cancer Center at Pali Momi Medical Center completed the second phase of its two-part build-out with the opening of an on-site infusion center in late June 2018.

To celebrate, Pali Momi invited the team from Hawaii News Now's "Sunrise on the Road" to tour the new space and talk with physicians, staff members and patients during a live broadcast from the infusion center.

Here are highlights from the broadcast, which originally aired on July 20, 2018:

Expert Interviews

Pali Momi Medical Center Surgical Oncologist Dr. Briana Lau-Amii sat down with Hawaii New Now reporter Steve Uyehara for a pre-recorded interview about patient Cheri Beddow.


Patient Stories

Hawaii News Now Sunrise reporters (from left) Dan Cooke, Steve Uyehara, Billy V and Howard Dicus took a field trip to the infusion center at Pali Momi July 20, 2018, for a live broadcast.

The Hawaii Pacific Health Cancer Center at Pali Momi Medical Center opened its doors on Oct. 30, 2017. It is the first integrated center of its kind serving Central and West Oahu and the only program in the area nationally accredited by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer.

Designed with the patient experience in mind, the center offers physician consultations, infusion therapy, cancer navigation services and more, including radiation oncology through a collaboration with the Cancer Center of Hawaii.

With the addition of the infusion center, Pali Momi is able to provide patients centralized access to comprehensive, coordinated cancer care through services that include hydration, blood transfusions and injections, as well as survivorship, navigation, lab services for blood draws, and a dedicated pharmacy.

 

 

Published on: July 24, 2018