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If you’re looking for quality long term care for a family member, let Palolo Chinese Home accommodate you. For 120 years, we have been helping Hawaii’s families find the right kind of care for their elders.
Palolo Chinese Home (PCH) has been guided an important underlying philosophy for more than 100 years. We provide healthy aging nurtures the body, mind and spirit of our residents and their families, and to provide these services at the highest quality, while maintaining the most reasonable cost.
Palolo Chinese Home has carried on that tradition for more than a century and serves all of Hawaii. Palolo Chinese Home is now a preferred, premier provider of long term care among Hawaii’s families, serving men and women of all ethnicities.
Palolo Chinese Home is a nursing home in Honolulu, HI. See rating information based on medical outcomes, staffing, health & safety inspections and more.
Palolo Chinese Home is a senior living facility in Honolulu, HI. Palolo Chinese Home provides Assisted Living. Read ratings and testimonials from individuals who currently reside there.
A Palolo Chinese Home is a nursing home in Honolulu, HI, with 113 certified beds. In addition to being a nursing home, this facility provides assisted living care and has an independent living option.
Nestled in the heart of Honolulu, Hawaii, Palolo Chinese Home is a welcoming facility full of warmth and compassion for the elderly. With a rich history of providing exceptional care since its founding, this cherished institution is a place where seniors are embraced like family.
Learn more about Palolo Chinese Home. Pricing starts at $4262/month. Compare nearby communities, ask questions and schedule tours.
Palolo Chinese Home, Honolulu, Hawaii. 566 likes · 1 talking about this · 2,082 were here. Since 1896, Palolo Chinese Home provided care to retired indigent plantation workers, which has now
Nov 1, 2004 · The Palolo Chinese Home traces its origins to 1896, when 326 Chinese immigrants combined their money to help care for those who had grown too old or sick to continue working on Hawai’i’s ...
