Making a Referral
Please contact us if you have any questions regarding a potential referral. Initial contacts should be through phone, email, or in-person.
Telephone: (808) 593-7444.
Email: [email protected]
If you are a healthcare provider: Any provider may self-refer, refer a colleague, request information, seek screening, or request assistance in obtaining an evaluation or treatment recommendation. Please contact us by phone or email.
If you are a hospital or other healthcare organization: Healthcare organizations that are contracted with Pu‘ulu Lapa‘au may refer a healthcare provider by calling or emailing the director of operations as listed above.
If you are a family member of a healthcare provider: Family members may call for information and guidance.
Other organizations: Third parties, regulatory bodies and healthcare provider advocates may call for general information about our program.
Anonymous Inquiries: Pu‘ulu Lapa‘au accepts anonymous phone calls for general questions and will offer guidance. However, since we are not a regulatory agency, we cannot act on anonymous complaints. If appropriate, you will be directed to the appropriate regulatory agency.
Outreach
When we receive information about a provider that could benefit from our services, we will reach out to that provider in a manner that respects his/her privacy and autonomy.
We will provide information about Pu‘ulu Lapa‘au, common health issues, and resources. Our program is based on advocacy and run by medical professionals who possess expertise in healthcare provider issues.
Pu‘ulu Lapa‘au cannot mandate a healthcare provider to engage in a relationship with us. Our program is voluntary.
New intakes typically can be accommodated within 2 weeks, but could be earlier based on urgency and availability. If the provider is in crisis, he or she should be referred to an emergency room.
Telephone: (808) 593-7444.
Email: [email protected]
If you are a healthcare provider: Any provider may self-refer, refer a colleague, request information, seek screening, or request assistance in obtaining an evaluation or treatment recommendation. Please contact us by phone or email.
If you are a hospital or other healthcare organization: Healthcare organizations that are contracted with Pu‘ulu Lapa‘au may refer a healthcare provider by calling or emailing the director of operations as listed above.
If you are a family member of a healthcare provider: Family members may call for information and guidance.
Other organizations: Third parties, regulatory bodies and healthcare provider advocates may call for general information about our program.
Anonymous Inquiries: Pu‘ulu Lapa‘au accepts anonymous phone calls for general questions and will offer guidance. However, since we are not a regulatory agency, we cannot act on anonymous complaints. If appropriate, you will be directed to the appropriate regulatory agency.
Outreach
When we receive information about a provider that could benefit from our services, we will reach out to that provider in a manner that respects his/her privacy and autonomy.
We will provide information about Pu‘ulu Lapa‘au, common health issues, and resources. Our program is based on advocacy and run by medical professionals who possess expertise in healthcare provider issues.
Pu‘ulu Lapa‘au cannot mandate a healthcare provider to engage in a relationship with us. Our program is voluntary.
New intakes typically can be accommodated within 2 weeks, but could be earlier based on urgency and availability. If the provider is in crisis, he or she should be referred to an emergency room.