Madison Health Care sits on Chagrin Boulevard in Beachwood, Ohio, and offers a wide range of senior living choices like skilled nursing, assisted living, independent living, adult daycare, and long-term care, and you'll always find nurses and staff nearby. This place provides care for people recovering from surgery, managing chronic illness, or needing long-term help, and has services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy. There's memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, and special programs for wound care, post-stroke care, oxygen and pulmonary therapy, diabetes help, IV therapy, tracheotomy care, and more, so they can meet a lot of complex medical needs, and they also offer things like hospice and psychiatric help, audiology, and dental care when needed. Madison Health Care belongs to Embassy Healthcare and runs as a for-profit corporation, which means business decisions aim to keep services professional, and they accept Medicare and Medicaid for residents' coverage.
The community has 125 beds and about 99 people stay at the facility most days. Private and semi-private rooms come furnished, and you'll find touches like private bathrooms, cable TV, kitchenettes, telephones, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and emergency call systems, with several rooms designed for people who have mobility problems, so those using wheelchairs or needing help moving around can stay comfortable. Common rooms and lounges are bright, and there's a fitness center, walking paths outside, arts and game rooms, and a library where people gather for activities and daily events like movie nights, arts and crafts, or community-sponsored gatherings that keep folks engaged, and small things like move-in coordination help new residents settle in. Staff helps with everything from medication, bathing, getting dressed, and transfers from bed to chair, and each resident gets a personalized care plan.
While the environment is meant to be inviting, inspection reports sometimes point out problems. The latest inspection in March 2025 found 9 deficiencies, including ones about safety, cleanliness, and comfort, and some related to things like closet space, windows, or bedding. There have been concerns about proper garbage disposal and infection control, with 36 total deficiencies found in various past reports, and nurse turnover runs around 35.6%, which can mean new faces more often. Nurses spend about 3.2 hours each day with every resident, and nursing support is around for at least 12 to 16 hours each day, with a 24-hour call system for emergencies. The large, rural setting means people enjoy quiet walks and outdoor programs, and the center aims to feel warm and like home while offering support for those with complex needs or seeking daily help and social connection.
