Kona Community Hospital, located in Kealakekua, Hawaii, has been serving the West Hawaii community for over a century. Established in 1914, the hospital moved to its current location in 1974. It operates as a 94-bed, full-service acute care facility with 24-hour emergency services, dedicated to meeting the healthcare needs of the community.

• Emergency Services: Comprehensive emergency care available 24/7.​

• Surgical Services: A range of surgical procedures performed with advanced technology.​

• Imaging Services: State-of-the-art diagnostic imaging for accurate diagnoses

• Women's Healthcare: Comprehensive services for women's health needs.​

• Orthopedics: Specialized care for bone and joint health.​

• Rehabilitation Services: Physical, occupational, and speech therapy.​

• Behavioral Health: Mental health services and support.​

• Cancer Care: Oncology services for comprehensive cancer treatment.​

• Education Center of Excellence: Programs like the Surgical Technology Program and Nurse Residency Program.

 KCH is committed to providing high-quality, compassionate healthcare with a focus on patient safety and satisfaction. The hospital has achieved the international Baby-Friendly designation, adhering to the highest standards of care for breastfeeding mothers and their babies. ​

Mission Statement:

• To provide a healing environment to all the people of Hawaii.​

Vision Statement:

• To deliver quality, accessible care that leads to optimal health.

• Get With The Guidelines®–Heart Failure Gold Quality Achievement Award: KCH received this award from the American Heart Association, signifying adherence to high standards in heart failure patient care. ​

• DAISY Award for Nursing Excellence: This award honors exceptional nurses at KCH. Recent recipients include Brent Realin (Q4 2024), Herald Racadio (Q3 2024), Kalani Cross Batangan (Q2 2024), and Katie Gregg (Q1 2024).