St. Augustine Health Ministries

St. Augustine Health Ministries is a mission-driven, faith-based, not-for-profit organization founded by Catholic Charities, Diocese of Cleveland, dedicated to providing a continuum of health care and social services within our community. Throughout the Health Ministries, we ensure that the needs of every individual are met with dignity, comfort, and love. We have been a leader in serving senior adults and the chronically ill for nearly 50 years, with special attention to the poor and most vulnerable. What began as St. Augustine Manor nursing home in 1969 has now become St. Augustine Health Ministries. Our name illustrates the broadening scope of our services to encompass more increasingly complex healthcare issues and our core beliefs that life is precious, that each individual deserves to be treated with dignity and respect, and that the professional care we provide be defined by its compassion and attention to a higher purpose.

Our family of services includes: - Assisted Living at Emerald Village in North Olmsted and at the Towers on our health campus - Skilled nursing, rehabilitation and long-term care at the health campus - Congregate and home-delivered meals for seniors in the Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood - Home health care, palliative care, and residential and community-based hospice care from Holy Family Hospice in Parma - Child Enrichment Center located on the health campus - Support services for those living with HIV/AIDS Our continuum of care celebrates and empowers each person to live a life of purpose, independence, and well-being. Our patients, residents, and all we serve are our first responsibility. We provide our services with love, skill, compassion, and respect for all human dignity – regardless of race, creed, or religious affiliation.