A Place to Call Home Elderly Care sits on Pearl Rd in Strongsville, Ohio, offering seniors different ways to live comfortably and safely. Residents choose from independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing home services, depending on their needs. The staff helps with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, eating, and medication, and caregivers stay awake at night for extra safety, which families appreciate, especially if someone has moderate dementia or special medical needs, like wound care or help with oxygen or diabetic diets. The building has plenty of safety and handicap features, a wheelchair ramp, a sprinkler system, and maintenance services, so things work smoothly and everyone can get around with less trouble. There's housekeeping and regular laundry, furnished rooms you can decorate, plus kitchens or kitchenettes if you like to cook, cable TV, and washers and dryers available. The community welcomes pets, though this depends on the rules, and the grounds have lots of parks, trails, and outdoor areas so folks and their pets can stay active.
You'll find many ways to spend your day with activity rooms, a library, a game room, fitness center, a pool, internet access, and an on-site barber and beauty shop-sometimes you just need a haircut or want to feel your best. Residents enjoy chef-prepared meals made with local foods in the dining room, choose from set menus or order meals, and use in-room dining if that suits them better, which helps for different diet needs, including diabetic management. Housekeeping and meal services take a load off, and there's even transportation when you need to get around Strongsville or to nearby services like dental or podiatry care. Staff include nurses and personal care assistants, so folks get help with more complex needs when required.
The community plans outings based on residents' preferences, and there are social events, family dinners, educational programs, arts and crafts, and many chances for socializing, which keeps life lively. Seniors can join clubs, walk on trails, go for recreational activities, or use the business center if they've got things to do. Staff are known for being caring, responsive, and positive, and many families say communication here's good, especially about activities and day-to-day life, which eases worries. Seniors who use walkers or wheelchairs get transfer help or standby supervision, so most folks are able to take part in activities, go outdoors, or join special events. Residents use long-term care insurance or Medicare/Medicaid waivers to help with costs; many families say it's more affordable than some other places and value the engagement and support.
Licensing gets checked twice a year, so families know the facility's staying up to code. With religious services and both social and health programs, many different needs get met. Community culture emphasizes friendliness, helpfulness, and respect, so residents and their families often feel supported and appreciated. A Place to Call Home Elderly Care tries to give seniors a comfortable, secure place to live where there's always something to do and someone ready to help.
