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Ulupono
Wholeness:
Sacred Distractions:
Connecting with one another and God Page 5
Hope:
Mahalo for your donation Pages 6-7
Health:
Staying Well During the Pandemic Page 9
Our Mission
Living God’s love by inspiring health, wholeness and hope.
E ola mau ke Aloha o ke Akua i ke olakino, i ka pono iho, a me ka mana‘olana.
Administration
(808) 263-5142
Kathryn Raethel
President
Heidar Thordarson
Finance Officer
Ryan Ashlock
Operations Exexcutive
Alan Cheung MD
Medical Officer
Erik Anderson
Patient Care Executive
Local Compliance Officer Andrea Suzuki
ext. 5363
Facility Privacy Officer
ext. 5363
Facility HIPAA Security Official Brandon Hargrett ext. 5462
Jasmin Rodriguez
Marketing Director
Helene Waihe‘e
Editor
Joseph Abad Jr.
Art Direction/Design
Ulupono is the associate magazine of Adventist Health Castle, published monthly by the Marketing Department. News for Ulupono must be received in the Marketing office by the end of day of the first week of every month to be included in the issue for that month. Information received thereafter will be held for the following issue. The editor reserves the right to edit material for length, clarity and style. Issue: May 2020
To Grow Well and Flourish
CPC Pharmacy closing
effective May 6
Adventist Health Castle closed the Castle Professional Center (CPC) Pharmacy on May 6, 2020, due to lower demands related to COVID-19. Currently, the medical center is unsure of a reopening date.
Castle is contacting all CPC pharmacy patients to notify them of the closure and is arranging to have their prescriptions filled at another pharmacy of their choice. The last full day for filling prescriptions will be Monday, May 4 (except for refills, which will be transferred out).
Emergency requests will be considered as Castle processes transfer of operations and supplies on Tuesday, May 5.
On the Cover
On Wednesday, April 22 fifty bright blue beams, one for each state in the United States, illuminated O‘ahu’s skies to honor first responders and other essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Hawai’i Stage and Lighting organized the event and contacted lighting companies like Hawai’i Events Unlimited and Twilight Audio who came out to light up Castle’s Norfolk Pine tree.
“Our inspiration was from New York City and various cities around the country where people in our industry who’ve been hit so hard, in the lighting and entertainment industry, decided to show tribute to others out there who are first responders, essential workers, people who are stocking our food and taking care of our kupuna,” said Kalani Rodrigues, vice president of Hawai‘i Stage and Lighting Rentals.
Mahalo to lighting technicians (from left) Noah Akin, Chris Childress, Marvin Ventura and Hanson Nguyen. who created such a beautiful tribute.
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