The Villa at Marymount

The Villa at Marymount sits in Garfield Heights on the Marymount Intergenerational Health and Education Campus, and the place is split between Marymount Place, which is a three-story building with 104 suites that offer both independent and assisted living, and Villa St. Joseph, which has 142 private suites designed for skilled nursing, short-term rehab, long-term care, and memory care needs. Residents get personalized care plans, whether they need help for a short while after illness or are living here for memory care or longer stays, and the staff puts a lot of effort into activities for mental, physical, and spiritual health, like daily Mass in Assisi Hall Chapel and other religious activities. There's a secure memory care neighborhood called Villa St. Joseph Nursing & Memory Care Neighborhood, which helps folks with memory impairments stay safe and feel at home, and they've got amenities for comfort like chef-prepared meals including ethnic options, 24-hour pantry services with snacks and drinks, gardens, a big library, and spots for entertainment and socializing. People can go to the wellness center for regular health needs, join activity-rich programs based on holistic healing, and use scheduled rides for doctor visits. Dialysis On-Site by DaVita lets those who need dialysis do so right in the building, and the wellness rehabilitation wing offers all sorts of rehab like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, wound care, hospice care, and outpatient therapies, plus telehealth. Both the assisted living and memory care sections are secured and designed to help residents stay as independent as possible, and there's a real focus on dignity and respect, with support tailored for older adults, including personal care, help with daily tasks, and suites with varying care levels. The Villa at Marymount brings together many kinds of care-memory care, assisted living, skilled nursing, long-term care, short-term rehabilitation, and outpatient therapy-so folks can get what they need, whether that's help with meals, activities, worship, or medical support, all in a place that values both comfort and the Franciscan roots of its approach.