Cleveland is a city of distinct neighborhoods, and each one has its own way of life. Seniors in Ohio City shop the West Side Market, which has served the neighborhood since 1912. Tremont neighbors gather in Lincoln Park and along Professor Avenue. Detroit-Shoreway offers the Gordon Square Arts District and Edgewater Park on Lake Erie. West Park families gather around Kamm's Corners, Collinwood anchors the lakefront east side with the Waterloo Arts District, and Slavic Village carries generations of family history in its bungalows and corner stores.
Aging in place looks different in each neighborhood — staying in the two-story house where the stairs are getting harder, or life in a lakefront apartment near Edgewater with a little daily help. Perma Homecare provides non-medical home care across Cleveland, so older adults can keep living in the homes and neighborhoods they know, with support for everyday tasks and the company that makes a house feel like home.
Cleveland's major hospitals are where many care conversations begin: MetroHealth Medical Center's main campus on West 25th Street, and Cleveland Clinic's main campus in the University Circle area. When families leave a hospital stay and realize a loved one needs help at home, our caregivers step in with the practical, day-to-day support that helps people settle back into their routines.
Personal care covers hands-on help with everyday routines, so seniors can stay safe and comfortable at home:
Personal care often lets someone keep living independently after a hospital stay or as everyday tasks get harder.
Homemaking covers the household tasks that keep a home running and life enjoyable:
One caregiver might tidy up a Tremont home, do a load of laundry, and drive a client to a doctor's appointment in a single visit. See all of our services.
We're a non-medical agency, and we say so plainly. Our caregivers help with daily living activities — not medical care — so families know exactly what they're getting.
We serve the whole city. From lakefront apartments in Edgewater to family homes in Slavic Village, we match care to the way each person actually lives.
Every plan starts with a Free Care Assessment — a conversation about the day's routines, so the schedule fits real needs.
Costs vary based on hours and the level of support needed. A few hours a week of homemaking costs less than daily personal care visits. Call (216) 539-0305 for a Free Care Assessment, and we'll give you a clear picture.
We learn about your loved one's daily routine, what tasks are becoming difficult, and what schedule would help. There's no obligation — you'll simply get a care plan and pricing.
Our office is open Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. Caregiver visits can be scheduled outside those hours — we'll build a schedule that fits your family during the Free Care Assessment. We do not provide 24-hour or live-in care.
Across the city — Ohio City, Tremont, Detroit-Shoreway, West Park, Collinwood, Slavic Village, Old Brooklyn, Glenville, and downtown — plus neighboring suburbs like Parma. We work alongside the local resources families already use, like the Rose Centers for Aging Well. See all of our service areas.
Yes. Homemaking includes grocery shopping, prescription pickups, and transportation to appointments and outings, so seniors who no longer drive can stay connected to their neighborhood.
If a parent, grandparent, or spouse in Cleveland needs help at home — with bathing, meals, housekeeping, or simply good company — start with a Free Care Assessment. We'll listen and build a care plan that fits your family's life.
Call (216) 539-0305 or email contact@permahomecare.com
Perma Homecare · 3100 E 45th St Suite #202, Cleveland, OH 44127
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00am–5:00pm