Executives
In 1906, the Jewish Orthodox Old Home opened its doors on Orange Avenue and took in five residents.
They quickly outgrew the private home and relocated to 5912 Scovill in 1911, and moved again in 1921 to 736 Lakeview to accommodate 80 residents.
The move to 27100 Cedar Road took place in April, 1968, and the name changed to Menorah Park Jewish Home for the Aged.
This began the expansion from a skilled nursing care residence to a continuum of care and a full array of community services
Menorah Park’s Adult Day Center opened in 1968 as our first community service.
The R. H. Myers Apartments opened in 1979 This marked the beginning of movement into providing residential services in addition to long term care.
Stone Gardens Assisted Living began residential care in 1994.
FUNdamentals childcare center began helping our children grow in 1994.
Reitman Nature Center began delighting families with extraordinary animals in 1994.
Menorah Park Home Health opened in 1995 and now serves the community with four offices serving Eastern Cuyahoga County (Cleveland and suburbs), Akron, Canton, and Portage County.
Looking aHead began to server persons with brain injuries in 1995.
Menorah Park changed its name to Menorah Park Center for Senior Living and the Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Pavilion was dedicated in 1999. This addition enabled every Menorah Park resident to have a private room.
Menorah Park began offering short-term post-hospital rehabilitation in 1999.
Pearl’s Place Snack Shop and Market in the Park opened in 2000.
Peter B. Lewis Aquatic & Therapy Center began serving rehabilitation needs in the community in 2001.
Wiggins Place opened in 2004 helping people live independently through assisted living services.
DriveWise began helping aging drivers in 2007.
CDC Dialysis Center will open in the Winter 2009, a partnership with a respected organization in our community.
