Angels for Care II sits in the Glenville-Collinwood neighborhood at 662 East 130th Street in Cleveland, Ohio, near parks, restaurants, the local library, bus lines, senior centers, and close to Huron Hospital and Lake Erie's shores, so families and residents don't have to worry about being far from anything important. The building is a group home with both private and semi-private rooms, ground-floor units for easier movement, and a Hoyer lift for those needing help with transfers, while the rooms include tubs and views.
Residents get three daily meals, with special diets available for those dealing with diabetes or high blood pressure, and help with things like bathing, dressing, and hygiene. The staff handles medication, offers personal care, and creates care plans that fit each person's needs, whether they need assisted living, nursing care, memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, or independent living options. There's diabetic care, help for incontinence, and non-ambulatory support, so a wide range of care gets covered.
Common spaces, both indoors and outside, let people gather for activities, crafts, and music, while a reading room, wellness area, spa, steam room, and yard spaces add a bit more comfort to daily life, along with recreation rooms and a barber or parlor for grooming. Residents can take part in scheduled activities like exercise classes, music sessions, movies, and offsite devotional events. The home offers transportation for doctor visits, errands, trips out, and faith-based gatherings, making it easier for folks who can't drive. Pets like cats and dogs are allowed with some restrictions, which means some folks get to keep their companions.
Angels for Care II has trained staff for medication management and care for memory loss. They offer things like animal therapy, music therapy, board games, outings, and spiritual support through on- and offsite devotional activities, matching support to what each resident can do or enjoys. The staff works with families to help them understand care options and make choices with confidence, with information provided by local senior living advisors who guide folks through the process for free. Facility hours run weekdays from 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM and from 5:00 AM to 5:30 PM on weekends, and they let families and everyone know about different care options and pricing if needed. The place aims to help seniors stay comfortable, active, and supported, whether that means a short respite stay or long-term care in a furnished, home-like setting.
