Adventist Health Castle

10/29/2026

Adventist Health Castle welcomes Sharath Reddy, MD, to its urology team. Dr. Reddy earned his medical degree from the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California and completed his urology residency at Yale New Haven Hospital.

He provides comprehensive urology care for adults ages 18 and older, treating conditions such as kidney stones, enlarged prostate, erectile dysfunction, and urologic cancers. He also offers advanced minimally invasive and robotic procedures, including robotic prostate and kidney surgery.

Dr. Reddy brings a strong academic and research background to his practice, with numerous published and presented studies in areas including robotic surgery, urologic oncology and reproductive urology.

Inspired by his mother and grandfather, who were both physicians, Dr. Reddy chose medicine to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others through skilled, patient-centered care.

Dr. Reddy will be accepting patients at his office on 642 Ulukahiki St., Suite 103, in Kailua, and by calling 808-263-5009.

10/29/2026

A breast cancer diagnosis is deeply personal. It can bring stress, uncertainty, and many questions, especially when you're faced with unfamiliar medical terms and information.

While every diagnosis is unique, understanding your specific type of breast cancer can help you feel more informed, navigate the path ahead with greater confidence, and work with your care team to develop a personalized treatment plan.

Adventist Health is a faith-based, nonprofit, integrated health system serving more than 90 communities on the West Coast and Hawaii with over 400 sites of care, including 26 acute care facilities.

10/28/2026

Flu season is here, and children are especially susceptible to getting sick. Here are a few simple tips to help protect your family.

10/27/2026

Recently, Jared Hornberger, DO, board-certified cardiologist at Adventist Health Castle, joined KITV's Island Life Live to discuss heart health, risk factors, and warning signs you shouldn't ignore. Learn what to watch for and when it's time to seek care. Visit https://ahlink.org/4yALMd3 to watch his segment.

10/27/2026

For Joni Escalera, family has been a source of strength during her breast cancer journey. From diagnosis to surgery, Joni has leaned on her faith and the love of her husband, children, and grandchildren to keep moving forward.

“It’s been a long journey. But I know I’m going to get through it because of the people in my corner.”

As we continue Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we're honored to share Joni's story of resilience, courtesy of Adventist Health in Central California.

10/26/2026

No one should face a cancer diagnosis alone. Because healing involves more than medicine — it takes human connection. Watch how one caring interaction has grown to a network of women supporting each other and learning to love more, listen more, and surround themselves with all they were made for.

10/23/2026

"Being confident of this, that he who began a good word in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus." — Philippians 1:6

10/21/2026

Blood tests can reveal important information about your overall health, but they may look confusing at first. Hear from a primary care expert about what healthcare providers look for in blood test results and why it’s important to interpret them in context.

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Learn what common blood tests may reveal about your blood sugar, kidney and liver function, and more with Sevana Manukian, MD.

10/20/2026

Up to 10% of new cancer diagnoses are linked to genetic mutations passed down through families. Understanding your family history and genetic risk can help inform important health decisions. Visit https://ahlink.org/4d7BiJw to learn more about genetic testing and hereditary breast cancer.

10/20/2026

Adventist Health Castle is pleased to welcome Kapono Chang, DO, to the team at Adventist Health Castle Primary Care in Kāne'ohe.

A Kāne'ohe native, Dr. Chang is board-certified in both family medicine and geriatric medicine and provides primary care for adults and older adults.

Dr. Chang is passionate about serving his hometown and the windward side of O’ahu with whole-person care rooted in hope, healing and community.

His office is located at 46-001 Kamehameha Highway, Suite 401, in Kāne'ohe. To schedule an appointment, call 808-263-5019 or learn more online at www.AdventistHealth.org/KChang

10/20/2026

"It would be foolish of me to say I didn't have fear inside of my heart...

"Because when I looked at my daughter, it was like 'You cannot, God, take me away from her.'"

Carol Rice is a woman of strength, faith, and determination. Her breast cancer journey is a powerful reminder of what's possible with hope and compassionate care. 💗

“You can feel sorry for yourself, but that's not my personality.”
With the unwavering support of her loved ones and the dedicated care of the team at the AIS Cancer Center at Adventist Health, Carol found the strength to keep moving forward. Today, she's sharing her story to inspire other women to trust their instincts, advocate for their health, and prioritize regular mammograms.

- with Adventist Health Bakersfield

10/19/2026

Your health needs can change from year to year, and so can your Medicare health plan. Whether you’re enrolling for the first time or reviewing your options for the year ahead, understanding when to enroll or how to make changes to your coverage isn’t always straightforward.

Medicare includes different parts and enrollment periods, each with its own dates and guidelines. Learn more about which Medicare enrollment period may apply to you: https://ahlink.org/4ebKRrg

10/19/2026

Meet Michael: an Adventist Health nurse following in his mother’s footsteps by providing care rooted in kindness and quality.

Filipino Americans like Michael make up a vital part of our Adventist Health caregiving team. During Filipino American Heritage Month, we honor the dedication, compassion, and excellence they bring to patient care every day. Maraming salamat!

10/18/2026

Day by day we are called to be light for our patients and colleagues, especially when they need reassurance that the light of morning is coming. We are called to shine light as Jesus did: to see clearly, act courageously, and love compassionately.

“You, Lord, keep my lamp burning; my God turns my darkness into light.” — Psalm 18:28 NIV