Locations

Honolulu clinic — Ala Moana

Dr. Morton's Honolulu home base at 1441 Kapiolani Blvd: consultations, in-house physical therapy, and injections, from the surgeon who performed Hawai‘i's first robotic hip replacement and first smart knee.

Dr. Paul Morton examining a senior patient's knee in his Honolulu clinic exam room.

Home base of Hawai‘i's robotic firsts

This clinic is the home base of the surgeon who modernized Hawai‘i's joint replacement: Dr. Morton performed the state's first robotic-assisted total hip replacement in 2022, followed that October by the first Persona IQ® smart knee in the islands. Today it is the planning hub for the practice's flagship outpatient joint replacement program: robotic surgery in the morning, walking by afternoon, home for dinner.

Dr. Paul Morton wearing a maile lei beside the ROSA Knee robotic surgery system in Honolulu.
Dr. Morton with the ROSA Knee robot at its Hawaiian blessing — robotic firsts are part of this practice's story.

Clinic and physical therapy — one building

Suite 2020 houses the Pacific Bone & Joint clinic — consultations, imaging review, injections and biologics, and pre- and post-operative visits — plus in-house physical therapy, so pre-hab before surgery and rehab after it happen steps from your surgeon's team with notes flowing directly between them.

Dr. Paul Morton with PB&J Physical Therapy team members in the Honolulu clinic gym overlooking the city.
In-house PB&J Physical Therapy keeps surgeon and therapists under one roof.

Ideal for town residents and traveling patients

The Ala Moana location serves urban Honolulu, Waikīkī, and East O‘ahu — and it's the natural hub for fly-in patients, minutes from the hotels and short-term rentals most traveling patients book. Parking is available in the building's structure, and the flat surrounding neighborhood is genuinely good early-recovery walking territory.

Services at this location

Frequently asked questions

Is surgery done at the Honolulu clinic?
No — Suite 2020 is the clinic: consultations, imaging review, injections, physical therapy, and pre- and post-operative visits. Surgery is performed at The Queen's Medical Center or Adventist Health Castle on O‘ahu, and at Hilo Community Surgery Center on Hawai‘i Island; qualified patients have robotic joint replacement and go home the same day.
Is physical therapy available on site?
Yes — in-house physical therapy operates at both the Honolulu and Kunia (West Oahu) clinics, covering pre-surgical strengthening and post-operative rehabilitation with your surgical team steps away.
Where do fly-in patients usually stay?
Most choose hotels or rentals in the Ala Moana–Waikīkī corridor, an easy ride (or eventually, walk) from the clinic. The care coordinator shares recovery-friendly suggestions when your surgery is scheduled.
Is parking available?
Yes — parking is available in the building structure, with accessible options near the elevators.

Take the first step toward moving without pain

Consultations in Honolulu, West Oahu, Hilo and Kona — most new patients are seen within one to two weeks — with telehealth when an in-person visit isn’t practical.

Paul Norio Morton, MD, FAAOS, FAAHKS · Hawai‘i’s first robotic hip & smart knee · Read patient reviews →

Most major plans accepted — we verify benefits before your visit. Traveling from off-island? See the fly-in patient program →

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