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What We Offer
Whether you require care for yourself or for someone you love, the people, programs and services at Lunalilo Home are here to assist you.
Our ServicesAdult Day Care
A smile in the morning and a helping hand during the week. Our ADC service reassures families their Kupuna are safe and well cared for during the week.
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Residential Care
At Lunalilo Home, our residents enjoy comfortable accommodations and are part of a vibrant kūpuna community that enjoys frequent recreational, cultural and spiritual activities. Our expert staff are committed to delivering the highest quality of care in keeping with our core values — aloha (love, compassion), hōʻihi (respect), laulima (cooperation), mālama (caring), hoʻomanawanui (patience), lokomaikaʻi (generosity) and pono (doing what is right).
Respite Care
We provide “respite” or short-term, temporary care lasting from a few days to several weeks for elders who need a supervised and structured setting while families take a break from the daily routine of caregiving. Respite residents enjoy the same benefits as our Residential Care residents.
Adult Day Care
The King Lunalilo Adult Day Care Center creates a vibrant and social community for seniors to enjoy their day while receiving the health, nutritional, social and daily living support they need. As our staff are specially trained to handle the complexities of age-related needs, family caregivers have peace of mind knowing their loved-ones are spending the day in a safe, fun and socially engaging environment while receiving expert care.
Meals-to-Go
Whether you're a senior taking care of yourself or a caregiver caring for a parent, Lunalilo Home prepares delicious local-style meals designed for today's healthy senior lifestyle. Lunalilo Home's Meals-to-Go are ideal for single seniors or couples who want to maintain their independence.
History

A home established by
King William Charles Lunalilo
King Lunalilo's will established a perpetual trust under the administration of three trustees to be appointed by the justices of the Hawaiian Supreme Court. The purpose of the trust was to build a home to accommodate the poor, destitute, and infirmed people of Hawaiian (aboriginal) blood or extraction, with preference given to older people.
We are grateful in our remembrance of our generous king, whose desire was always to be among his people.