There are six ArchWell Health centers in the State of Ohio
At ArchWell Health, we are proud to serve seniors across Ohio with high-quality, personalized healthcare. Our mission is to support your well-being through services designed around your life and health goals. If you live in Cleveland or it's surrounding communities, we’re here to help you thrive with compassionate, expert care that puts you first.
Comprehensive Primary Care for Ohio Seniors
In Ohio, our senior-focused primary care is designed to meet your specific needs at every stage of life. At ArchWell Health, we understand that aging comes with unique health considerations, which is why we tailor our care plans to each individual. Your healthcare journey starts with building a strong relationship with your doctor. We take time to listen, understand your health history, and collaborate with you to create a personalized plan that supports your goals—whether that means managing chronic conditions, staying active, or simply maintaining a great quality of life.
Join the ArchWell Health Community in Ohio
Choosing ArchWell Health means choosing more than a doctor’s office—it means becoming part of a supportive community focused on your health and happiness. We’re proud to be a trusted partner for Ohio seniors who want better care and a better healthcare experience. From preventive services to chronic condition management to education and emotional support, we’re here to walk with you on every step of your health journey. If you’re ready to take the next step, we invite you to visit your local ArchWell Health center, meet our care team, and experience the difference for yourself.
Step 1:
Schedule a New Member Appointment
Your New Member Appointment is a critical first step on your wellness journey. During this appointment, we’ll get to know you, discuss your health concerns, and create a plan to help you get the most out of life.
Please enter your information into the form below and click “Submit.” A member of your care team will get in touch to schedule a time that works for you. Feel free to call and schedule a tour any time. We’d love to show you around!
Fill out the New Member Form
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Step 2:
Attend your New Member Appointment
During your new member appointment, you and your care team will spend some time getting to know each other, discussing your health history, and answering any questions you might have. Then, you and your doctor will work together to build a care plan tailored to your needs.
Please arrive 15 minutes before your New Member Appointment and bring the following:
- Driver’s license or state ID cards
- Medical insurance cards
- Current prescription bottles
- List of your current over-the-counter medications (eye drops, inhalers, topicals, supplements, etc.)
- List of your current medical specialists
What to expect during your appointment:
Every member is different, and times may vary. Please allow 45-80 minutes to complete the following.
- Registration (10-30 minutes)
If not already complete, our care team will help you finish your new member paperwork. They’ll also have you sign a records release consent to give us permission to request records from your previous providers - Screening questions* (15-25 minutes)
Depending on your needs, you’ll meet with a medical assistant or registered nurse from your care team. They may do lab work or perform an electrocardiogram (EKG) if you have a history of heart problems. - Meet with your primary care provider (First time visits are, on average, 40 minutes with your provider.)
You and your doctor will have a chance to chat, discuss your health history, and address any concerns you may have about your health.
* If you’re more comfortable seeing a male or female member of the team, please let us know. We’ll do our best to honor your request. Depending on the current transmission level of COVID in your community, we may ask you to wear a mask at your local ArchWell Health center. If transmission levels are low, you will not be requested to mask.
Step 3:
Schedule regular wellness visits
Routine wellness visits are the key to a successful care plan. In addition to check-ups and labs, we’ll include preventive steps like exercise and a healthy diet—so you can keep doing the things you love.
Live Life in Ohio
From peaceful riverfronts and rolling hills to thriving cultural districts and senior-focused wellness programs, Ohio offers older adults an ideal blend of relaxation, recreation, and community. Whether you prefer lakeside strolls, hands-on classes, or gentle fitness programs, the Buckeye State makes healthy living simple, social, and enjoyable.
Start in Columbus at the Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, where paved walking paths, indoor gardens, and seasonal exhibits provide a year-round oasis for movement and exploration. Seniors receive discounted admission and can attend gardening workshops or art-in-nature programs designed for all mobility levels. In Cleveland, Cleveland Metroparks maintains a vast network of accessible trails, picnic areas, and lakefront views—especially popular is the Edgewater Park area, which features paved walkways, beach access, and shaded benches along Lake Erie.
If you prefer more structured outdoor fitness, the Summit Metro Parks’ “Spree for All” program near Akron is tailored to older adults and families, offering self-paced hikes on easy trails with recognition rewards to keep things fun. And for a fully immersive—and accessible—nature escape, the Cincinnati Nature Center provides gently sloped trails, indoor nature exhibits, and guided senior group walks on weekday mornings.
Lifelong learners have no shortage of options. The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at The Ohio State University offers courses for adults 50+ in everything from health and wellness to world history and creative writing. Over in Dayton, the Sinclair College Lifelong Learning Center hosts low-cost enrichment courses alongside active older adult programs like tai chi, yoga, and conversational Spanish.
Culinary experiences can be both educational and nourishing. The Seasoned Farmhouse in Columbus specializes in small, hands-on classes focused on fresh, local foods, with options for adaptive instruction and seated preparation. For those who enjoy art and creativity, the Toledo Museum of Art and its Glass Pavilion offer quiet gallery spaces, senior programs, and drop-in classes that make artistic expression accessible and welcoming.
Whether you're hiking along Lake Erie, learning about Ohio’s native plants, joining a cooking class, or diving into a book club at your local community center, Ohio offers older adults an enriching lifestyle rooted in health, discovery, and connection.