Myers Apartments Independent Living sits on Cedar Road in Beachwood, Ohio, and offers studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, including deluxe units, with things like walk-in closets, full kitchens, modern appliances, and private bathrooms. This place stands on the King David campus, known as Northeast Ohio's biggest healthcare community for older adults, so residents can get access to clinics, therapy pools, worship services, and pharmacy right on site. Each apartment includes cable TV, Wi-Fi, and all utilities except electricity and phone. There's onsite parking, including reserved spaces, and the staff takes care of housekeeping twice a month and offers private cleaning and linen services if you need more. Laundry and dry-cleaning services run onsite too.
Meals, including kosher and vegetarian options or diets with no or low salt, get served in a central dining room. There's also a bistro, pub, and a private dining room for special occasions. You can bring guests for meals or overnight, and a happy hour happens weekly. Transportation is available by bus for shopping or medical appointments, and most things are right on campus anyway-a convenience store, a full-service bank, and a salon for haircuts and barber services. The community offers pools (including an indoor one connected to the King David Aquatic & Therapy Center), a hot tub, a gym, a wellness center, and outdoor gardens. There are art rooms, a greenhouse, computer access, a playground, and places for movie nights in the media room. There's a recreation room with games like billiards, and organized things to do every day, like Tai Chi, chair yoga, gardening groups, music groups, and game nights. The staff plans group activities, arts and crafts, lectures, and even volunteer opportunities around the buildings. Residents can join clubs and events all over the campus, not just in one building, and many people find it easy to make friends here-the story time, live shows, and happy hours help with that.
Pets are welcome in some units, with community rules to keep everyone comfortable. The building itself is age-restricted and designed with safety and comfort in mind, and staff is always around to help as needed. There's respite care for short stays. Religious services happen in the chapel onsite so you don't have to leave the grounds. Clinical health services, like podiatry and audiology, are accessible, and occupational and physical therapists visit or work in an in-house therapy center. Residents have access to all kinds of support, from maintenance to medical to social. The whole place tries to keep people active, healthy, and engaged while making daily life as low-stress as possible, and you can choose how much you want to join in, making Myers Apartments a straightforward, well-supplied spot for independent living as you age.
