Nina Wu

News Reporter at Honolulu Star-Advertiser

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Recent Articles

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HMSA revamping Medicare Advantage plans

Hawaii’s largest health insurer is overhauling its Medicare Advantage plans for 2027 due to financial challenges.
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Sea Life Park begins new transformation

The transformation of Sea Life Park under Hawaiian ownership has begun.
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Humane Society waives adoption fees on Oahu to make room for Kauai ...

The Hawaiian Humane Society on Oahu is waiving adoption fees this weekend to help make room for animals in need from Kauai following Hurricane Lowell.
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Hawaii patients express frustration with doctor shortage on Oahu

Keith Daszek was thrilled to learn of a healthcare clinic opening near him.
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Hawaii to get 34 ambulances from rural health fund

Hawaii is set to get 34 new ambulances, thanks to federal funds from the Rural Health Transformation Program.
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Hawaii’s COVID positivity rates are rising again

The average positivity rates for COVID-19 are ticking up in Hawaii once again after a nearly year-long lull.
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FAA denies Oahu firm’s request for copter jumps

The Federal Aviation Administration has denied a petition from a local helicopter tour company for an exemption to safety restraint rules that would allow it to continue offering its “helocast” adventures.
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Hawaii to get $58M to boost healthcare in rural areas

The U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Serv­ices on Monday announced an investment of $58 million in federal funds toward improving rural health care in Hawaii.
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Private-practice doctors alarmed by HMSA policy changes

Primary healthcare providers are bracing for significant cutbacks due to two new payment policy changes by Hawaii’s largest insurer set to go into effect Tuesday.
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Hawaii Vital Records Office moving to downtown Honolulu

The Hawaii Department of Health is moving its Vital Records Office to downtown Honolulu.
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Hurricane Lala toppled hundreds of trees across the state

Trees, trees — downed trees everywhere.