Edgewood Summit

Edgewood Summit, Inc., is a West Virginia non-profit corporation organized in 1990 for the sole purpose of developing, owning and operating the Edgewood Summit senior living community in Charleston, West Virginia. Edgewood Summit, Inc., is a subsidiary of ABH, Inc., which is also a nonprofit corporation. Edgewood Summit is governed by a volunteer board of directors, and day-to-day management services are provided by Greystone Communities.

The Edgewood Summit community was constructed on a 37-acre tract of land adjacent to Cato Park, located within Charleston city limits. Phase I opened in the spring of 1995 offering 90 independent living apartments and 40 assisted living apartments. Phase II opened in January 2001 adding an additional 37 independent living apartments.

Phase III opened in the fall of 2013. Phase III offers two new levels of care, completing the Edgewood Summit continuum and making Edgewood Summit a true Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC). Named after the benefactor of the Phase III project, the Arthur B. Hodges Center at Edgewood Summit offers memory support and skilled nursing and rehabilitation services. Click here to learn more about the legacy of Arthur B. Hodges.

The mission of Edgewood Summit is to provide an attractive, caring, comfortable and affordable senior living community.