Reserve Care Ames Family Hospice Center

Reserve Care's Ames Family Hospice Center in Westlake, an inpatient hospice campus formerly operated under the Hospice of the Western Reserve name.

Reserve Care Ames Family Hospice Center, at 30080 Hospice Way in Westlake, is one of several inpatient hospice centers run by Reserve Care (formerly Hospice of the Western Reserve, which rebranded before this listing was compiled — hospicewr.org now redirects to reserve-care.org). The operator describes the Westlake center as a warm, home-like environment where patients receive compassionate medical care and families can spend meaningful time together.

Its Westlake location, accessible via I-90, is positioned to serve western Cuyahoga and Lorain County families, complementing Reserve Care's Cleveland and Medina inpatient centers (both profiled separately in this guide) that primarily serve the eastern and southern parts of the region. As a nonprofit with nearly 50 years of experience, Reserve Care also provides palliative care, pediatric hospice, veteran-specific hospice care, and grief support services network-wide, extending beyond the inpatient center itself into home-based and facility-based hospice care throughout Northern Ohio.

Short answer

Reserve Care Ames Family Hospice Center is a hospice provider at 30080 Hospice Way, Westlake, Ohio 44145, in Cuyahoga County.

Location and contact

Community	Reserve Care Ames Family Hospice Center
Care type	Hospice
Address	30080 Hospice Way, Westlake, OH 44145
County	Cuyahoga County, Ohio
Website	Official site

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Westlake in context

Westlake sits at the western edge of Cuyahoga County bordering Lorain County, part of the same lakefront corridor as Lakewood and Rocky River, and within reach of both Cleveland Clinic and MetroHealth's western facilities.

Other hospice options near Westlake

Reserve Care Hospice Center – Cleveland — Cleveland
Reserve Care Hospice Center – Medina — Medina
VNA of Ohio — Brooklyn Heights
Suncrest Hospice — Independence

Listing details verified 2026-07-21 against the provider's own published information. We are not affiliated with this community and do not represent it. Details change — confirm directly before making a decision.

Questions Cleveland families ask

What is VA Aid & Attendance and how much can it provide?

VA Aid & Attendance is a pension benefit add-on for wartime veterans and surviving spouses who need help with daily activities. As of December 1, 2025, maximum annual pension rates range from about $18,697 for a surviving spouse with no dependents up to about $46,143 for two married veterans both eligible; VA pays the difference between countable income and the applicable maximum, and unreimbursed medical expenses, including assisted living or home care costs, reduce countable income. These rates are federal and identical in every state, including Ohio.

What does long-term care insurance typically cover for a senior in Ohio?

Long-term care insurance policies vary by contract, but most cover some combination of nursing home care, assisted living, home care, and adult day care up to a daily or monthly benefit cap and a lifetime maximum, after an elimination period. Ohio does not regulate benefit levels directly; what a specific policy pays depends entirely on its own terms, so families should review the actual policy document rather than assume standard coverage.

How does the cost of in-home care in Ohio compare to moving to a facility?

According to the 2025 CareScout survey, a non-medical caregiver in Ohio runs about $34 an hour, while assisted living runs a median of $6,103 a month. At roughly 20 hours a week, hourly in-home care can cost less than assisted living, but full-time round-the-clock in-home care quickly exceeds facility costs since hourly rates add up fast across 24-hour coverage.

Reserve Care Ames Family Hospice Center

Location and contact

Westlake in context

Other hospice options near Westlake

Questions Cleveland families ask

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