Residential care homes in Hilo, Hawaiʻi

A place to call home.
Support you can trust.

Discover small, licensed care homes where kūpuna receive personal support in a comfortable home setting. Explore our two homes or call to discuss your loved one’s needs.

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Jill Nishioka welcoming you into the care home
Two homes, each licensed for up to 5 residents24-hour supportHilo, Hawaiʻi Island

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Explore our residential care homes.

Explore A. Nishioka Family Care Home and M. Nishioka Family Care Home, both in Hilo. Call to discuss care needs and arrange a visit.

Living room at A. Nishioka Family Care Home
Hilo, Hawaiʻi · Licensed for up to 5 residents

A. Nishioka Family Care Home

A warm, small-home setting for up to five residents, with private and semi-private rooms and 24-hour support.

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Hilo, Hawaiʻi · Licensed for up to 5 residents

M. Nishioka Family Care Home

Personalized care in a comfortable Hilo home for up to five residents, with private and semi-private room options and 24-hour support.

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Welcome to our homes

Small care homes with a personal touch.

A. Nishioka Family Care Home and M. Nishioka Family Care Home are both licensed by the State of Hawaiʻi Department of Health as Adult Residential Care Homes (ARCHs) with Expanded ARCH licenses. Each Hilo home is licensed to care for up to five residents.

An Expanded ARCH license allows a home to admit people who require a nursing home level of care. We discuss each person’s needs to determine whether one of our homes can provide appropriate support.

Both homes welcome male and female residents and offer private and semi-private rooms in small household settings.

Both homes are owned and operated by Jill Nishioka, RN.

Choosing care is a personal decision. Call us to discuss your loved one’s needs and learn which home may be a good fit.

Jill Nishioka with a resident

A lifelong dream

A lifelong dream,
rooted in caring.

“As a little girl, I spent summers and school breaks at my grandparents’ house. As they grew older, I wondered who would care for them. My dream has been to provide a home for my grandparents and yours, where they can enjoy the best quality of life possible.”

Jill Nishioka, RN, BSN
Owner & operator of both homes

A look inside A. Nishioka

Life at A. Nishioka Family Care Home.

Bright living and dining room with comfortable seating
Our living and dining room
Welcoming entry through our red front door
A welcoming entrance
Resident sitting in a bedroom with natural light
A comfortable bedroom
Jill with residents gathered in the living room
Time together at home
Care home bathroom with a walk-in shower and grab bars
Bathroom and shower
Lanai table set for a meal with garden views
Meals on the lanai
Resident arranging flowers on the lanai
Flower arranging outdoors
Colorful plated salad with edamame and vegetable tempura
Home-style meals tailored to resident preferences
Noodles, soup, lotus root, and fruit served at a place setting
Home-style meals tailored to resident preferences

Support for everyday life

Residential care for everyday needs.

24-hour support

Residential care with caregivers available around the clock, in a small household setting.

Mobility needs

We care for wheelchair and ambulatory residents. Discuss your loved one’s support needs with us.

Dementia care

A home-like option for residents living with dementia. We can discuss individual needs and suitability.

  • Personal care and toileting assistance
  • Nighttime hygiene and checks
  • Medication monitoring and administration
  • Nutritious meals and snacks
  • RN assessments
  • In-home physician visits
  • Accompanied doctor visits
  • Housekeeping and laundry
  • Daily activities and exercise
  • Flexible visiting hours

Take the next step

Let’s talk about care.

A conversation and a visit can help you decide whether our home is right for your loved one.

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What to discuss with us

  1. Your loved one’s daily care and mobility needs.
  2. Room preferences, timing, and availability.
  3. A visit to see the home and meet the caregiver.

Families, case managers, and healthcare providers are welcome to inquire.