Concierge Doctors in Hawaii

Hawaii ranks twenty-eighth nationally for concierge medicine practices. NextMD lists 15 practices across 5 cities, with an average membership of $199/mo per month.

Honolulu (11 practices) accounts for the vast majority of the state's market and is heavily MDVIP: 10 of 11 practices operate through the MDVIP network. MDVIP pricing in Honolulu ranges from $2,000/year (Kinue I. Miki, MD) to $3,450/year (Gary S. Inamine, MD, MDVIP Wellness Plus). Hawaii Kai Health Care ($95-$160/month age-based) is the only DPC option in Honolulu but is currently not accepting new patients.

The access situation is tight: only 3 of 11 Honolulu practices are currently accepting patients. Shauna Raboteau, DO, MPH ($2,500/year MDVIP), Judy Okimura, MD ($2,700/year MDVIP), and Gary S. Inamine, MD ($3,450/year MDVIP Wellness Plus) are accepting. The neighbor islands have limited options: Hilo (1 practice), Kailua-Kona (1 practice), Koloa on Kauai (1 practice), and Wailea on Maui (1 practice).

Hawaii has the highest life expectancy in the US (approximately 82 years) and a strong preventive care culture rooted in the 1974 Prepaid Health Care Act. Island geography limits specialist access, making a concierge physician who coordinates referrals especially valuable. A national actuarial study found that concierge patients visit the ER 40% less often than traditional patients. For context on how concierge medicine pricing works across the US, Hawaii is among the most expensive states for concierge medicine.