St Francis Medical Center is a Medical Center in Honolulu, HI. The facility provides ʻohana‑centered hospice and supportive care for individuals and families throughout Oahu, offering hospice at home, spiritual care, hospice in a facility, counseling services, an inpatient hospice unit, bereavement support, and specialized compassionate care for veterans. With a rating of 4.10 based on 34 reviews, the center is recognized for its comprehensive end‑of‑life services and dedication to the needs of Hawaiʻi’s kupuna and their caregivers.
Founded in 1927, St Francis Medical Center traces its roots to the Sisters of St. Francis and has introduced several medical firsts to Hawaiʻi, including the state’s inaugural hospice program, liver, heart and bone‑marrow transplants. Guided by a Catholic faith‑based mission, the organization emphasizes compassion, grace, peace, unity and legacy in all of its services. The team culture is described as supportive, with an emphasis on excellence, teamwork and dedication, fostering an environment where staff view their work as a devotion to serving the community.
The center is situated on Liliha Street at 2226 Liliha St. It lies about 0.3 mile from Ma’ema’e Elementary School and the Alexander Joy Cartwright Jr. memorial, and a short 0.4 mile walk from the Nuuanu Fire Station, Waolani Stream, and Nuuanu Avenue, placing it within easy reach of these local landmarks.
St Francis Medical Center benefits from a steady record of repeat and referred customers, reflecting the trust it has earned within the community.
Through its long‑standing commitment to compassionate hospice care, St Francis Medical Center remains a trusted resource for families seeking supportive end‑of‑life services in Honolulu.
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