Nursing Homes in Dayton, Ohio
Nursing homes provide 24/7 skilled nursing and rehabilitation, certified by Medicare/Medicaid and rated 1–5 stars by CMS. All 18 listings are licensed by the state of Ohio; listings come from licensure rolls, not paid promotion. Average public rating: 3.4★. Take your time with this list; calling to ask questions is free, and touring two or three is the fastest way to know.
Aventura at Carriage Inn
3.5★★★★☆(37 Google reviews)Beavercreek Post Acute
4.3★★★★☆(38 Google reviews)Bethany Village
3.5★★★★☆(54 Google reviews)Carecore at Mary Scott
Centerville Health and Rehab
2.7★★★☆☆(50 Google reviews)Dunbar Health & Rehab Center
3.4★★★☆☆(64 Google reviews)Gem City Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center
3.5★★★★☆(33 Google reviews)Grafton Oaks Nursing Center
4.2★★★★☆(99 Google reviews)Maria Joseph Living Care Center
3.6★★★★☆(76 Google reviews)Riverside Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
2.8★★★☆☆(34 Google reviews)Sanctuary at Wilmington Place
2.4★★☆☆☆(31 Google reviews)Siena Woods Care Center
3.7★★★★☆(78 Google reviews)Stonespring of Vandalia
3.8★★★★☆(182 Google reviews)Trotwood Health & Rehab LLC
Vienna Springs Health Campus
4.8★★★★★(39 Google reviews)Widows Home of Dayton
3.7★★★★☆(51 Google reviews)Wood Glen Alzheimer's Community
2.8★★★☆☆(32 Google reviews)Common questions
How many nursing homes are in Dayton, Ohio?
OhioSeniorGuide lists 18 state-licensed options in Dayton (Montgomery County), averaging 3.4 stars across public Google reviews. Listings come straight from state licensure records, not a curated or paid selection.
How do I verify a facility's license?
Every listing here shows its official Ohio Department of Health license number or CMS certification number, pulled directly from government records. You can cross-check with ODH or Medicare Care Compare.
How can I pay for senior care in Ohio?
Options include private pay, long-term care insurance, the Ohio Assisted Living Medicaid Waiver, and VA Aid & Attendance benefits for veterans. Our payment guides explain eligibility for each.
Listings are generated from Ohio Department of Health licensure records and the CMS Care Compare provider file, cross-referenced with public Google business listings. Methodology