H&K Care LLC 

At H&amp;K Care LLC, we do more than provide care — we show up with intention, consistency, and heart. We treat every client like family, not a schedule slot. With over 13 years of hands-on healthcare experience, our care is personal, dependable, and rooted in dignity. We are not a franchise. We are not rushed. And we do not rotate unfamiliar faces through your home. We specialize in private-pay personal care and companion care, including 24-hour care, tailored to meet each client’s exact needs — whether that means hands-on assistance, companionship, safety supervision, or simply someone who genuinely listens. Families choose H&amp;K Care because they want: • Consistent caregivers • Flexible scheduling • One-on-one attention • Care delivered with patience and respect • Peace of mind knowing their loved one is truly cared for This business was built from experience, compassion, and a deep respect for the people we serve. When you invite us into your home, you’re not just hiring help — you’re gaining a trusted partner in care. Call or text 216-224-1343 📍 Serving Beachwood and surrounding areas

Cuyahoga County

OH Patch Team

Cleveland Metropolitan Area

Beachwood

Ohio

At H&K Care LLC, we do more than provide care — we show up with intention, consistency, and heart. We treat every client like family, not a...

While they didn't make it into the final round, two Beachwood High School seniors were named semi-finalists in a local essay contest. Jessica Gill and Jori Holloway are both semi-finalists in the fifth annual Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage Stop the Hate: Youth Speak Out! essay contest, according to a press release. Gill and Holloway were among 25 students from around the area to be semi-finalists. The Top 10 finalists were named and will compete for a total of $100,000 in scholarships and prizes.  Their essays address a variety of issues, from living with alopecia, mental illness to LGBT issues and economic diversity and offer heartfelt and innovative solutions.

While they didn't make it into the final round, two Beachwood High School seniors were named semi-finalists in a local essay contest.

Jessica Gill and Jori Holloway are both semi-finalists in the fifth annual Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage Stop the Hate: Youth Speak Out! essay contest, according to a press release. Gill and Holloway were among 25 students from around the area to be semi-finalists.

The Top 10 finalists were named and will compete for a total of $100,000 in scholarships and prizes.  Their essays address a variety of issues, from living with alopecia, mental illness to LGBT issues and economic diversity and offer heartfelt and innovative solutions.

Two Beachwood seniors finished in the Top 25 of the "Stop The Hate" essay contest.