Andrew Jun, MD

Dr. Andrew Jun has been my (and the wife’s) primary care physician for the last several years.
He is young, energetic and extremely thorough. He really takes the time to listen to you and your concerns.
His office is located in the new Hale Pawa’a Building on Beretania Street. It’s not as convenient as his old location in Manoa, but all things considered it’s a positive change.
The only negative is his staff are young and generally inexperienced medical assistants that seem to have little or no practical medical knowledge, that being said it doesn’t change my opinion of him or his practice.

Dr. Andrew Jun and Dr. Masaki Tesoro have recently moved to the Hale Pawa’a Building on Beretania St. They maintain joint offices on the West side of the building in cool and clean offices on the 5^th floor, Suite 500.
Dr. Jun has been my PCP about a year before leaving his offices at Manoa Family Medical Group and if you are interested in the past Unilocal while at that location, you will find that both doctors had and have maintained 5 star ratings by all patients, old and new.
There are multiple reasons for this and since I am a very pleased, (albeit admittedly a not altogether complaint patient) I must reinforce that you cannot do better that either doctor. And I feel comfortable saying this because they often work in tandem. When one is unavailable or on vacation, the other covers most competently for the other. When your own doc returns, you follow up with them. Very efficient system. They are thorough and practice state of the art recordation and prescription dispatching.
You will find my Unilocal review of Mina Pharmacy at the Pawa’a Building which is on the first floor. Dr. Jun does not practice favoritism with pharmacies but if you want your meds ready almost as soon as you leave the office and get down to first floor, then let him send yours there.
If you do have to wait a few minutes, there is a cool, pleasant lobby just outside to sit in and read.
Drs. Jun and Tesoro’s offices staff is competent, helpful and pleasant. They are efficient in scanning information, ushering in patients, and generally running the office like the well oiled machine it ought to be. One patient at least is always before me and when I leave there is always one patient in the waiting room after.
Dr. Jun is a patient, kind, informative doctor. He is careful at listening, helpful in his suggestions, expert in his diagnosis, competent in his assessments and most assuredly you will leave the office having been treated well and respectfully. Either his referrals to specialists, medications, and follow up phone calls (yes) will have you on the path of wellness very soon. He does make it very clear that patients are responsible for their own health care and maintenance but he will partner 100% of your needs along the way.
First hour is free with ample covered parking. Second and subsequent hours there are a few bits, not even worth mentioning especially with what parking costs in any building nowadays.
Now I realize that the above review is what you might expect from a good doctor. But today, find me another one that fits the whole bill. Add to this, that Dr. Jun treats with humor and a true, genuine understanding of the human condition, that he understands that patients that come to see him are not feeling their best, have issues that are not medical, might not be amenable to change of life recommendations, and are literally there to dump a wellness problem into his lap. He manages all of the stuff we bring him with kindness and cheerfulness. Not the easiest thing to do, all day, every day, many hours of the day.
I’m pretty sure that Dr. Jun doesn’t need new patients at this point but I am sure glad to be one of them. He does try to squeeze you in if you, «belong» to him and are feeling awful, or he will at least see you within a reasonable few days. If you are a new patient wanting to register, expect a month or two before you can meet this wonderful human being. The wait will be one of the longest you might ever anticipate but Dr. Jun is that proverbial, «worth the wait» kind of doctor everyone in the world hopes to find.