Kokua Council says the state health department has failed to meet a legal requirement to post inspections online and is unlawfully redacting information.

The suit seeks to reunite an elderly couple, but officials have warned against widespread exceptions in the law.

The state Health Department got only a fraction of what it sought, and now the online posting of care home inspection reports may stop.

Congressman Mark Takai has introduced a measure to help families modify their homes to take care of kupuna.

Hawaii Health Department partners with CVS to offer quick tests for the elderly.

Pleased by funding for his priorities, indifferent to failed police reform, Ige gives his former colleagues in the Legislature a “B.”

Hawaii legislators want to delay the start of unannounced inspections and nixed money for the long-term care ombudsman.

The Legislature is considering bills to add more health inspectors and long-term care ombudsman positions.

House Finance Committee members expressed concerns about unannounced visits, but still sent the measure to the full House.

The Ways and Means Committee approves 22 measures, but April negotiations regarding the Legislature’s financial priorities await.