Kai Home Care
Speak With a Care Advisor 808.400.9627

Kamaʻāina home care · Oʻahu

Thoughtful care, built around the life they already love.

Personalized private pay home care from a kamaʻāina company.

Thoughtful matching
Consistent communication
O'ahu-wide service

Care Estimate

Not sure how much care you need?

Answer a few questions and Kai will build a suggested weekly schedule with an estimated monthly cost.

Build My Care Estimate

About 3 minutes · No obligation

Care plan Sample excerpt
The weekly rhythm Monday · Wednesday · Friday — the morning block, 8a to 12p The same caregiver, the same three mornings, every week.
The week's focus
  • Breakfast together and an unhurried start to the day
  • Wednesday: groceries and the pharmacy run, her list in hand
  • Friday: the short walking loop, weather permitting
  • A brief written note to the family after every visit
Estimated monthly range
Every plan ends with an honest number. Yours takes about three minutes.
Build your care plan

Family communication

Small, useful updates make distance feel smaller.

After each visit, the person who was actually there can send a private note—specific, human, and useful.

You choose
Who hears from us
You choose
How often it arrives
You choose
How much detail

Highlighted — the small things a caregiver notices before they become big ones.

Sample family update Tuesday · 9:00 AM–1:00 PM visit

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Leila, Kai caregiver — Leila, Kai caregiver
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Common family situations

Start with what is happening now.

Choose the one that feels closest to your family.

A possible response

Mom is becoming less independent

How Kai could help
Companionship, meals, errands, personal routines, and a watchful presence.
A sensible starting arrangement
A few consistent visits each week, adjusted after meeting her at home.

A possible response

Coming home after a hospital stay

How Kai could help
Meal preparation, mobility support, reminders, light homemaking, and family respite.
A sensible starting arrangement
Focused support during the first one to two weeks, then reassess together.

A possible response

Family lives off-island

How Kai could help
Regular visits, errands, companionship, appointment accompaniment, and thoughtful family updates.
A sensible starting arrangement
A dependable weekly rhythm with an agreed communication cadence.

A possible response

A family caregiver needs relief

How Kai could help
Respite visits, personal support, meals, companionship, and continuity during your time away.
A sensible starting arrangement
One or more recurring blocks each week so relief is predictable.

What happens after you call

A clear path from concern to dependable support.

  1. 1

    Talk with Kai

    A care advisor listens, answers questions, and learns what is changing.

  2. 2

    Complimentary home visit

    We meet in the home to understand routines, preferences, and priorities.

  3. 3

    Care begins

    Kai matches a caregiver, agrees the schedule with you, and stays close as needs change.

Speak With a Care Advisor 808.400.9627

Nothing to prepare — the conversation does the work.

A caregiver and kupuna cooking together in a bright kitchen
A caregiver and older man on a morning walk in the neighborhood

Care standards

Quality is not a slogan. It is how the details are handled.

These are the practices families can expect Kai to discuss plainly. Where formal credentials or policy details matter, a care advisor will review the current information with you directly.

Thoughtful caregiver matching+

Matches consider experience, temperament, communication style, and the household preferences discussed during the home visit.

A care plan agreed before care begins+

Timing, responsibilities, routines, and contacts are settled in writing first. Care is scheduled in four-hour blocks, with nights covered by a staffed 12-hour overnight — live-in caregiving is not legal in Hawai'i.

Dependable communication+

Kai agrees an update rhythm with the family, written in plain language and limited to what the family asks to receive.

Consistency, and a plain answer when it changes+

Kai builds around a consistent primary caregiver. If the schedule, the household's needs, or the caregiver fit changes, Kai says so directly and works through the next step with you.

A practical guide

Download our agency assessment guide. The first two questions are below.

  1. 01

    Are your caregivers W-2 employees, or 1099 independent contractors?

    Why it matters — With a contractor arrangement, payroll taxes, workers' compensation, and day-to-day supervision can quietly become the family's responsibility. Homeowner's policies are rarely built for that.

    Kai will put its employment model and coverage in writing before care begins.

  2. 02

    How many different caregivers should we expect in a typical month?

    Why it matters — Continuity is the service. Every new face restarts the relationship, and for someone with memory changes it can undo weeks of progress.

    Kai builds around a consistent primary caregiver and tells you plainly who covers when she cannot.

The complete checklist

All eight questions, printable, with room for notes.

If you would like a care advisor to give you a call, please leave your phone number.

Request received. Kai will follow up by email.

Or open the printable checklist now

A calm first step

You do not need to have every answer before you call.

Tell us what has changed, what your family is carrying, and what you hope home can continue to feel like.

Serving Kailua, Kāne'ohe, Honolulu, Hawai'i Kai, Mililani, 'Ewa — and families across O'ahu.

Speak With a Care Advisor 808.400.9627

Complimentary home visit

Choose a comfortable time to talk.

A Kai care advisor will use these details to follow up about a complimentary visit. Please do not include sensitive medical information.

Request recorded

Thank you. Kai will follow up to confirm the visit.

If your timing is urgent, please call 808.400.9627.