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Every resident who becomes part of the Kalākaua Gardens ‘ohana has a unique, engag- ing story. They are all ac- complished individuals with memorable life experiences and rewarding careers, he- roes and heroines in their own right.
pride ourselves on providing individualized services, with health and wellness programs and activities tailored to their preferences and interests.
THOMAS EUSTACE, director of marketing and sales at Kalākaua Gardens
Living, Loving The Life At Kalākaua
Tom Eustace, director of marketing and sales (center), helps make the transition to senior community living easier for prospective residents and family members by providing valuable information and opportunities to meet existing residents. PHOTOS COURTESY KALĀKAUA GARDENS
They have traveled the world. They have rubbed elbows with other local business icons. They are the proud parents of Hawai‘i’s business and community leaders. We are honored they chose Kalākaua Gardens and it is a privilege to serve these seniors. They are kūpuna in every sense of the word, men- tors and guides full of wisdom for this generation.
Although we strive to create a welcoming environ- ment at Kalākaua Gardens, we recognize there are many who may have a difficult time making the transition. Many seniors may prefer the famil- iarity of their own home and fear they will lose their inde- pendence. That’s not the case at Kalākaua Gardens.
cautionary wisdom: Instead of waiting for a health crisis that requires hasty decisions, start planning early and ex- plore different options.
a heart for service and a pas- sion for living. We strive to always be kind, serve others with joy, inspire respect, live with honor and continuously improve. We believe each in- dividual is a living treasure of unequaled importance.
It’s no surprise that Kalākaua Gardens doesn’t fit preconceived notions of se- nior care. Vibrant and ener- gizing are the words that our residents often use to describe Kalākaua Gardens, a senior living community located at the gateway to Waikīkī and Ala Moana.
Our team, which celebrated its sixth anniversary of serv- ing seniors and their families last month, ensures every resident at Kalākaua Gardens continues to thrive as they enter another new chapter in their lives. Whether these se- niors join us for independent living, become an assisted liv- ing or memory care resident, or need skilled nursing care, we want each one to have the best quality of life.
Our residents are treated as guests. No detail is insig- nificant. Recognizing that each resident is unique, we
Residents often will say, “Why didn’t I move here sooner?” They also offer
Kalākaua Gardens invites you to do your homework, take a tour and hear from our residents. Our friendly, dedi- cated team members embrace
Call us today at 808-518- 2273.
We strive to always be kind, serve others with joy, inspire respect, live with honor and continuously improve.
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