Employee Assistance of the Pacific

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1600 Kapiolani Blvd Ste 1610
Honolulu, HI 96814
+1 (808) 597-8222
https://www.eapacific.com

Employee Assistance of the Pacific is Hawaii's largest Employee Assistance Program (EAP), dedicated to keeping employees healthy, safe, and productive. Serving over 150 employers and covering more than 110,500 employees, the organization provides a wide range of services including counseling, legal, financial, and healthcare navigation.

With a strong focus on enhancing workplace well-being, Employee Assistance of the Pacific offers robust work-life benefits and training resources for employers, supervisors, and employees alike. The program boasts a high satisfaction rating and a proven track record of delivering positive returns on investment for businesses across the islands.

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