State of Hawaii's Online Safe Travels System
becomes mandatory effective Sept. 1
The State of Hawaii is implementing its new, mandatory online Safe Travels system, beginning Sept. 1. The Safe Travels System will modify the current County of Maui application process.
“This modified process enforces travel quarantines and protects our communities from the spread of COVID-19,” Mayor Michael Victorino said. “This new procedure is a welcome step toward a more efficient, streamlined process to speed up traveler processing at airports. We want to ensure that everyone is safe and healthy while traveling, and I appreciate the public’s patience and understanding as our quarantine screening and enforcement procedures evolve.”
Travelers to Maui County airports are reminded that they must submit applications for limited travel quarantine online at mauicounty.gov by clicking on the “requested for limited quarantine form” icon. Requests should be completed at least 3 days prior to the requestor’s departure.
For those applying for a Limited Quarantine Exemption, the application should be completed BEFORE submitting the separate online Safe Travels application. The new state form has a field to input a traveler’s limited quarantine application number. This is provided to a traveler after applying for it online.
All air travelers need to fill out the online Safe Travels application at https://travel.hawaii.gov, regardless of whether they are seeking a limited quarantine. Travelers between Lahaina and Manele harbors will continue to use paper mandatory travel form.
A traveler seeking a limited quarantine for home-to-work exemption must first go to mauicounty.gov. Click on the orange “Request for Limited Quarantine Form.” Please read all the information carefully, and be sure to provide ALL necessary documentation.
Needed information, including what travelers need to prepared to provide, specifically:
• A medical letter from a treating physician
• Essential Work Letter from employer on business letterhead, including dates of travel, jobsite/workplace in Maui County
• Copy of a government-issued ID
If traveling for medical reasons and returning to Maui for an essential job, travelers must submit both of the above documents. Travelers need to take pictures of needed documents for uploading as a photo on the Request for Limited Quarantine Form. (Only .png and .jpg photo types can be uploaded. The system does not accept .pdf files.) The address sought is the location of a jobsite or location of place of lodging for quarantine.
Requests for limited quarantine that do not qualify include: •Trips to see family and/or friends or attend funerals
•COVID-19 negative test
•Travel identified as personal errands

Source: County of Maui Facebook Page

Doctors On Call, Maui’s Urgent Care, will be administering drive up COVID-19 testing at their clinic located in the Times Shopping Plaza in Honokowai on Saturday, August 8, 2020 between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
The Rapid COVID-19 test is only available on Maui at Doctors On Call. This accurate, rapid test provides COVID-19 results to patients in 15 minutes. The cost will be $63, paid at the time of service.
Register Now
Preregistration is advised!
Here are the specific details:
What: Drive up Rapid COVID-19 testing
When: Saturday, August 8th, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Where: Doctors On Call Times Shopping Plaza 3350 Lower Honoapiilani Rd, Ste 211 Lahaina, HI 96761
Preregister: Go to docmaui.com to register. You will be directed to the registration site. Once registered, print the COVID-19 registration packet. Email the completed forms along with a copy of your driver’s license and insurance card to rapidcovidtest@docmaui.com. Or bring the forms with you to the testing.
How: To be tested, drive to the parking lot at Time Shopping Plaza, call the office (667-7676) and press 0 to request the test, wait in your car for our staff to come to you.
Bring: Forms, Valid I.D., Health Insurance Card, credit card for payment of $63.
Next: Doctors On Call will call you with your results in approximately 15 minutes.
Register Now
Call 808-214-7983 For More Information.Rapid COVID-19 testing will also be available Monday – Friday from 8:00a.m. – 4:00p.m. starting August 10th
Clinic will reopen on 8/10 M-F 8am-4pm
​Currently offering telemedicine visits 8am-8pm most insurances accepted. Cash price $59.


Call 808-439-3911. No appointment needed.

Source as 8/3/2020 - 11:35 am http://doctorsoncallmaui.com/ 

HONOLULU – Gov. David Ige today announced he will delay the launch of the pre-travel testing program for incoming travelers to Hawai‘i. The program is now scheduled to begin on Sept. 1. This means all travelers entering the State of Hawai‘i will be subject to the mandatory 14-day quarantine until Sept. 1, when the pre-travel testing program is scheduled to begin.
The governor made this decision in collaboration with Hawai‘i’s four county mayors. Several factors contributed to the decision to delay the pre-travel testing program. They include:

• The continental U.S. (mainland) is seeing large, uncontrolled outbreaks in some of Hawai‘i’s main visitor markets, including California. Many of these communities are increasing restrictions and rolling back reopening plans.
• Hawai‘i is seeing an increase in cases.
• The outbreaks on the mainland are affecting Hawai‘i’s testing supply, including an interruption in our supply chain from the mainland.
• Hawai‘i anticipates an uptick in cases when schools re-open in August.

“This was an extremely difficult decision to make. This delay will further hurt our economy, but as I’ve always said – we will make decisions based on the best available science and facts prioritizing the health and safety of Hawai‘i residents. Our county mayors and I agree, this delay is essential to protect our community,” said Gov. Ige.
Once it is launched, the pre-travel testing program will be an important part of the state’s multi-layered screening process to protect residents and visitors. Some new details include:

• Travelers will be exempt from the 14-day quarantine if they test negative after taking a COVID-19 test no more than 72 hours in advance of travel.
• The test must be a nucleic acid amplification test or NAAT test conducted at a CLIA-certified laboratory.
• If test results are not available by the time of arrival in Hawaiʻi, the traveler will remain in quarantine until their test results are received. If the test results are negative and can be verified, the traveler will then be exempt from the quarantine.
• All travelers are subject to the pre-test requirement, including children of all ages.
• Travelers are responsible for the cost of the test.
• No commercial testing will be provided at Hawaiʻi airports.

Gov. Ige will issue a 10th supplementary emergency proclamation in the next few days.