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Senior care in Wahiawa & the North Shore

A community in the City and County of Honolulu. Every count below comes from the state's and CMS's own records.

Quick answer

Wahiawa is the central Oahu town between Schofield Barracks and the pineapple fields, with Whitmore Village nearby and the North Shore towns of Haleiwa and Waialua beyond it. Wahiawa General Hospital serves the area.

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What is senior care like in Wahiawa & the North Shore, Oahu?

Wahiawa is the central Oahu town between Schofield Barracks and the pineapple fields, with Whitmore Village nearby and the North Shore towns of Haleiwa and Waialua beyond it. Wahiawa General Hospital serves the area.

Wahiawa has a modest number of care homes and several dozen foster family homes, and the North Shore has very little licensed care of its own, so North Shore families usually look to Wahiawa, Mililani or the Leeward towns.

How many licensed care settings are in Wahiawa & the North Shore?

The state's rosters and CMS list 60 licensed or certified long-term care settings in Wahiawa & the North Shore: 10 adult residential care homes (2 of them expanded), 50 community care foster family homes, 0 assisted living facilities and 0 certified nursing homes.

SettingCountBeds / places
Care homes (ARCH)834
Expanded care homes (E-ARCH)210
Foster family homes (CCFFH)50123
Assisted living facilities0—
CMS-certified nursing homes00
Adult day care centers145

About 20% of Wahiawa & the North Shore's care homes are expanded ARCHs, and 5 of the 10 report wheelchair access on OHCA's roster. Foster family homes are counted from the March 2026 roster; they are private homes, so we do not name them.

Which care homes are licensed in Wahiawa & the North Shore?

OHCA's April 2026 roster lists 10 licensed care homes in Wahiawa & the North Shore, with 44 beds; the most common licensed capacity is 5 residents.

Care homeLicense typeCapacityWheelchairLatest OHCA report
Beatriz Borres Carehome, LLCARCH Type I5NoFeb 2026
De Rego Care HomeARCH Type I5NoDec 2025
Prime Health Services Care Home IIARCH Type I5YesOct 2025
Ugalino ARCHARCH Type I5NoSep 2025
Fuji Japan Care HomeARCH Type I4NoNov 2025
Indel'sARCH Type I4YesNov 2025
Orpiano Adult Residential Care Home LLCARCH Type I4NoDec 2025
Jociel Adult Care Services LLCARCH Type I2YesJun 2026
Fuji Japan Care Home LLCE-ARCH Type I5YesNov 2025
R & A Care HomeE-ARCH Type I5YesMar 2026

Sort and filter these homes with the rest of the island on the full care home roster, which adds license numbers, ambulation and expiration dates.

Is there assisted living or a nursing home in Wahiawa & the North Shore?

Wahiawa & the North Shore has no licensed assisted living facility; the closest are The Plaza at Mililani, The Plaza at Pearl City, Ilima at Leihano; there is no certified nursing home in Wahiawa & the North Shore, and the closest are Pearl City Post Acute (5 of 5), Pu'uwai 'o Makaha (5 of 5), Kulana Malama (5 of 5).

Assisted living pages show each facility's license and OHCA inspection reports; nursing home pages show CMS star ratings, inspections and staffing, labelled as CMS's.

Which hospitals serve Wahiawa & the North Shore?

The nearest hospitals in CMS's hospital list are Kahuku Medical Center (10.1 miles by straight line) and Pali Momi Medical Center (12.7 miles).

Distances run from the center of the area's main ZIP code and ignore traffic, which on Oahu can matter more than miles. Discharge planners at these hospitals arrange many of the island's care home and nursing home admissions.

What should Wahiawa & the North Shore families ask before choosing care?

Fewer than half of Wahiawa & the North Shore's care homes are expanded; if nursing-level care is likely, ask specifically for an E-ARCH.

  • If an apartment-style setting matters, compare the nearest assisted living buildings' prices and drive times with local care homes.
  • Ask every home for its latest OHCA inspection report and read it before visiting.
  • Visit at a mealtime and meet the primary care giver, not only the licensee.
Source: Hawaii DOH Office of Health Care Assurance (OHCA) Assisted Living Facility roster, April 2026; OHCA Combined ARCH / Expanded ARCH report, April 2026; OHCA Community Care Foster Family Home roster, March 2026 (health.hawaii.gov/ohca); OHCA Healthcare Facilities Inspection Reports index, retrieved October 31, 2026 (health.hawaii.gov/ohca); CMS Care Compare Provider Information, data as of October 1, 2026 (data.cms.gov). Star ratings are CMS's own; we do not rate facilities.

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