Lā a me ka Manawa Thursday, November 12, 2026 1:00 PM
Komo Mai Mamao Loaʻa ma ka pūnaewele — e nānā i ka ʻōlelo hōʻike kūhelu no nā kikoʻī pilina.

Hōʻuluʻulu i Hana ʻia e AI

Nānā ʻōlelo maopopo — e hōʻoia me nā palapala kūhelu

What's Being Discussed

  • Meeting minutes: The council will review and approve notes from their June 1, 2026 meeting.
  • State health planning updates: Staff from the State Health Planning and Development Agency (SHPDA) will share updates on several topics, including:
    • The AHEAD and Rural Health Transformation Program, which focuses on improving healthcare efficiency and supporting rural communities.
    • Gaps in healthcare access and how funding is being distributed across the state.
    • Upcoming legislative priorities for the next session.
    • Staffing changes within the agency.
  • University of Hawaii presentation: Researchers from the UH Social Science Research Institute will present work related to a Hearing Bill, likely concerning hearing health access or related legislation.
  • Member announcements and suggestions for future presentations.

Decisions Expected

  • A vote to approve the June 1, 2026 meeting minutes.
  • Possible agreement on topics for future meetings based on member recommendations.

Who Should Pay Attention

  • Honolulu residents concerned about local healthcare access and planning.
  • People living in rural or underserved communities who may be affected by state health funding decisions.
  • Anyone interested in hearing health policy or the referenced Hearing Bill.
  • Healthcare providers and organizations operating in the Honolulu area.

The public may attend in person at 1177 Alakea Street, Room 402, Honolulu, or join online via Zoom (Meeting ID: 165 987 3192, Passcode: 016256). Written testimony can be submitted by email to shpda@doh.hawaii.gov at least 48 hours before the meeting.

Pehea e Komo Ai

He hālāwai lehulehu kēia — aloha ʻia nā lālā kaiāulu a pau e hele mai a hāʻawi i ka hōʻike. Mālama ʻia nā hālāwai ma ke alo a hiki paha ke komo ma ka pūnaewele.