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Welcome to our pediatric practice!

Dr. Bryan Mih is board certified and committed to providing the best in pediatric care for your keiki. The early years of a child’s life are very important for his or her health and development. We believe preventive care, public health awareness, and early intervention are the three key ingredients to keeping your child healthy and happy.

General Office Information: Everyone age 2 years and older with symptoms of illness must be wearing a mask. Please avoid bringing unnecessary people to your child's appointment. This helps our patients that are newborns, have complex medical problems, and are immunocompromised. Your diligence and cooperation helps protect all our patients.

Well Child Checks & Immunizations: Well Child Checks are essential to pediatric care. We discuss preventive care and anticipatory guidance at these visits. Our office follows the CDC and AAP guidelines on vaccinations, and we require our patients to be up to date on vaccinations to protect them from preventable illnesses.

Acute & Sick Visits: We will see visits for rashes, injuries, urinary complaints, gastrointestinal issues, and other complaints. We also have the option of telehealth visits for established patients.

Questions? Email us at staff@doctormih.com. Thanks for your patience and understanding!

IMPORTANT
Announcements

We will be closed on Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, and Juneteenth. Mahalo for your understanding!

If you are expecting a new baby, please contact us for a free prenatal consultation.

Call us at (808) 941-7744 or email us at staff@doctormih.com.

Mahalo!

Our Services

We provide primary pediatric care to infants, children, and adolescents, which range from newborn through the teenage years. Our areas of focus are:

Preventive care: Vaccinating your child to ensure maximum protection against preventable diseases. Anticipatory guidance and injury prevention.

Public health awareness: Helping your child to develop healthy habits like eating healthy foods, being active, and getting plenty of sleep and hydration.

Early intervention: Closely following your child's development with regular developmental screening during the first 2 years. Early detection and treatment of developmental issues to get your child ready for social and educational environments.