Maui Memorial Medical Center suspended the medical staff privileges of contracted anesthesiologist Gerhardt Konig after he was charged with attempted second‐degree murder. The action, taken following reports of a violent incident on a hiking trail in Hawaii, underscores the center's commitment to patient safety and ethical responsibility pending further investigation.

Maui Health has selected Lynn Fulton as its new CEO. With a background in healthcare operations, Fulton promises to engage the board, community, and staff to develop a clear strategic vision, including oversight of a new labor contract that aims to address long-standing pay and staffing concerns.

Maui Health announced the appointment of Lynn Fulton as its new CEO, who will begin on January 1. As part of the transition, a new three‐year contract with the United Public Workers union was approved, featuring a 10.5% wage increase and improved pay-scale adjustments across all job classifications. This move comes after previous labor unrest and signals a commitment to addressing workers' concerns.

Healthcare workers at Maui Memorial Medical Center and affiliated facilities voted to ratify a new three-year contract, ending a nearly two-month strike. The contract, which includes a minimum 10.5% wage increase and a lump sum bonus, marks a significant improvement in labor conditions.

On March 16, 2023, Maui Memorial Medical Center reached a tentative agreement with United Public Workers-represented healthcare workers after a weeks-long strike, offering an 8.9% pay increase, cash bonus, longevity payments, and other benefits aimed at addressing workers' concerns over pay and working conditions.

On March 7, 2023, negotiations between Maui Health and the United Public Workers union resumed but broke down after just two hours. The union decried the hospital's tardiness and early departure from the meeting, expressing deep frustration over a lack of respect for workers' concerns and fair treatment, which comes as nearly 500 healthcare workers continue their strike.

Around 500 United Public Workers members from Maui Memorial Medical Center and other affiliated hospitals rejected Maui Health's 'last, best and final offer' and commenced a strike demanding fair wages, equal pay for experienced workers, and improved working conditions, including limiting excessive shift lengths.