Ho`oponopono
AlohaCare's Ke Aloha Mau program is an Extra Benefit. It is offered at no cost to AlohaCare’s eligible members. The program uses traditional, cultural, and spiritual approaches to health and healing that supports whole person care. Ke Aloha Mau includes four areas of Native Hawaiian healing:
- Lomilomi: Native Hawaiian physiotherapy and massage
- `Ai Pono: Healthy Native Hawaiian food and meals
- Hula: Native Hawaiian physical movement and dance
- Ho`oponopono: Native Hawaiian balancing of relationships
The program is provided in collaboration with community health centers; the Native Hawaiian Health Care Systems; and cultural practitioners.
Ho`oponopono is a traditional Native Hawaiian healing practice to restore bonds in `ohana. It consists of spiritual discussions to heal the whole family.
Ho`oponopono helps to work through issues that cause distress or trauma in `ohana. The Haku Ho`oponopono supports connections and restores balance between family members.
Current AlohaCare QUEST (Medicaid) members that:
Are between the ages of 12-65. Members under age 18 need parent or guardian consent.
Live within the service area region of the contracted sites.
Have a primary care provider or be assigned to the PCMH of the site provider.
Have had an annual well visit within one year of eligibility screening.
Complete necessary health assessments with your AlohaCare Health Coordinator or Care Navigator within 8-12 weeks of enrolling in the program.
Provide updated contact information.
Member is a no show to 3 scheduled appointments.
Member reaches the covered service limit within one year. See list above.
Member disenrolled from AlohaCare's QUEST (Medicaid) plan.
The program is currently live. Site locations can be found here.
For more information about this program and how to sign up, please contact AlohaCare Member Services at 808-973-0712, toll-free 1-877-973-0712, or TTY/TDD 1-877-447-5990.
You can refer an eligible family member who is a current AlohaCare QUEST (Medicaid) member. However, the enrolling member will need to complete the intake form and requirements on their own.
A primary care provider’s clearance is required for someone who has a disability. Accommodations may vary and will be determined by each participating location.
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