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After a decade of intense advocacy by the American Association for Justice, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services issued a final rule prohibiting all federally funded nursing homes from using forced arbitration agreements against their residents. Because...

This is part two of a program about sports and concussions featuring Vince Goo, former head coach of the University of Hawai‘i Wahine basketball team. When the news broke about the discovery of chronic traumatic encephalopathy—the degenerative brain...

Scientists are researching new methods of treating mesothelioma, as well as looking for improvements to existing treatments such as chemotherapy and surgery. Their innovations are advancing care practices not only of mesothelioma, but of cancer in all its...

We are proud to present part one our two-part episode with the University of Hawai‘i's Wahine Basketball team's legendary head coach, Vince Goo. During his tenure in that role, the Wahine won 334 games, gained 10 post-season bids,...

Greetings, Our firm will be participating in the 32nd Annual Hawai‘i Seniors' Fair~The Good Life Expo, Friday, September 23, through Sunday, September 25. We'll be there at the Neal Blaisdell Center for all three days, from 8:30 am...

Above: Progression of the painting of the Hapa mural. At this point, Kamea Hadar had written out a portion of Obama's 2008 Race Speech at the Constitution Center, to underlay the portrait. Honolulu-based muralist Kamea Hadar joins us...

1. Breathing high levels of asbestos fibers causes serious health problems. Asbestos is set of six fibrous, naturally occurring minerals, which have been mined from the Earth for several thousand years. Inhalation of asbestos fibers can cause serious...

The Money Follows the Person Grant program has helped more than 50,000 people move out of assisted living and nursing home institutions, back into their communities of choice. The program gives people the right to decide where they...