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Results and Reports

MauiWES releases yearly reports on what we've found through the Maui Wildfire Exposure Study. You can find all reports below.

Latest Report

 The Road to Recovery: Strengthening Health, Stability, and Resiliency Three Years After the Maui Wildfires 

July 2026

Three years after the Maui wildfires, Maui families are showing meaningful signs of recovery. Employment, health-insurance coverage, and housing security have improved, but many families continue to experience food insecurity, housing instability, health concerns, and weakening social support.

2025 Report

From Crisis to Recovery:
Health and Resilience Two
Years After the Maui Wildfires

June 2025

This year’s report reveals the lasting health and social impacts of the 2023 Maui wildfires. Key findings include sharp increases in depression, chronic illness risk, and barriers to care—especially among uninsured and displaced residents.

2024 Report

Maui Wildfire Exposure Study: Community Health, Wellbeing, and Resilience

May 2024

Our initial findings highlight the critical health needs to address acute conditions, including depression, hypertension, respiratory issues, and other risk factors that portend long-term chronic disease progression.

Personal Health Results

Did you participate in MauiWES?

Your results may be ready to view. 

Click the link below to get started.

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How to View Your Results

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  1. Create an account at: https://www.hia.llc/auth/sign-up

  2. Use your email when creating your account

  3. Choose your own NEW password

  4. Select Maui Wildfire Study as your organization.

If this is your first time viewing results:

To view your results:

  1. Log-in at: https://www.hia.llc/auth/login

  2. Navigate to the Dashboard > Personal Results

  3. See your personal metric score for 2024 such as Blood Pressure, BMI, Spirometry, CHEM 8, etc.

  4. To see more information about these results click the "ⓘ" icon

Public Data

UHERO has compiled interactive dashboards to easily view survey results from over 600 Maui survivors. Click the link below to view them now.

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College of Social Sciences & John A. Burns School of Medicine

University of Hawaii

The Hawaii Community Foundation, Kaiser Permanente, the National Institutes of Health and the State of Hawaii are the primary sponsors of MauiWES. To learn more about supporting MauiWES and helping us expand services to more families, please visit our Support Page.

©2026 by Maui Wildfire Exposure Study, University of Hawaii.

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