Senior Apartment Buildings
Senior Apartment Buildings Spreadsheet
There are more than 90 apartment buildings for seniors in the City of Cleveland. Minimum age, rental costs, and subsidies vary. To learn more, contact each senior apartment individually.
CMHA: Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority
CMHA is responsible for the management and operation of the local public housing program and administers rent subsidy programs to provide eligible low-income persons good, safe, affordable housing. CMHA maintains an accredited police department to ensure safe places to live and work, along with a social services department that develops programs to enhance the quality of life of its residents.
Long Term Care Options Counseling
Managed by the Aging & Disability Resource Network, this service provides information related to housing choices, types of assistance, care, and paying for help. One-on-one consultations are provided to weigh options for each unique situation, taking into consideration personal values, resources, and preferences. This counseling can:
- Determine eligibility for public funding for long-term care
- Help prepare Medicaid applications for those who are eligible
- Explain long-term care program choices
Homeless Services for Seniors
This short-term program, funded with federal stimulus dollars, provides case management services for limited-income Cleveland residents 60+ (or disabled 50+) at risk of becoming homeless. This service is intended for those currently homeless, at risk of eviction, living in a condemned property, or temporarily living with others.
Assisted Living
Assisted Living is housing designed to assist adults with bathing, dressing, grooming, medications, and meal preparation. The care is less intensive than nursing home care. This support is provided in a setting that is, by design, residential in nature and is not intended to be temporary.
Residents often live in their own room or apartment within a building or group of buildings. They also often have some or all of their meals together. Social and recreational activities are usually provided. Some of these facilities have health services on site. Not all assisted living facilities provide the same services. In most cases, assisted living residents pay a regular monthly rent along with additional fees for the services they receive.