Cost of Assisted Living in Ohio
According to the 2012 A Place for Mom Senior Living Costs Survey, the median monthly cost to live in an assisted living one bedroom apartment in Ohio is $3,100.
Top Cities in Ohio
Akron (6)
Alliance (2)
Amherst (1)
Archbold (2)
Ashland (2)
Ashtabula (1)
Aurora (2)
Austintown (1)
Avon (2)
Avon Lake (2)
Barberton (1)
Barnesville (1)
Beachwood (1)
Beavercreek (1)
Bedford (2)
Bellaire (1)
Bellefontaine (1)
Bellevue (1)
Bellville (1)
Belpre (1)
Berea (1)
Bexley (1)
Bluffton (1)
Boardman (2)
Bolivar (1)
Bowling Green (2)
Brewster (1)
Brookville (1)
Brunswick (1)
Bryan (1)
Bucyrus (2)
Burbank (1)
Cambridge (2)
Canal Fulton (1)
Canfield (1)
Canton (8)
Carroll (1)
Celina (1)
Centerville (1)
Chagrin Falls (2)
Chardon (3)
Chesterville (1)
Chillicothe (7)
Cincinnati (36)
Circleville (3)
Cleveland (18)
Coldwater (1)
Columbiana (1)
Columbus (23)
Conneaut (1)
Cortland (4)
Coshocton (1)
Cridersville (1)
Cuyahoga Falls (3)
Danville (1)
Dayton (18)
Defiance (2)
Delaware (5)
Delphos (1)
Dover (2)
Dublin (3)
E. Rochester (1)
Eaton (1)
Elyria (2)
Englewood (4)
Euclid (1)
Fairborn (3)
Fairfield (3)
Fairlawn (1)
Findlay (8)
Fostoria (1)
Franklin (1)
Fremont (4)
Gahanna (1)
Gallipolis (2)
Garfield Heights (1)
Geneva (1)
Glenwillow (1)
Goshen (1)
Granville (1)
Green Springs (1)
Greenfield (1)
Greenville (3)
Grove City (3)
Groveport (1)
Hamilton (4)
Hayesville (1)
Heath (1)
Hilliard (2)
Hillsboro (2)
Holland (2)
Hudson (4)
Jackson (1)
Johnstown (1)
Kent (1)
Kenton (2)
Lakewood (2)
Lancaster (5)
Lebanon (1)
Lexington (1)
Lima (7)
Lisbon (2)
Lodi (1)
London (1)
Lorain (4)
Loudonville (1)
Louisville (3)
Lucasville (1)
Lyndhurst (2)
Macedonia (1)
Madison (1)
Mansfield (9)
Maple Heights (1)
Marengo (1)
Marietta (4)
Marion (8)
Marysville (2)
Mason (4)
Massillon (3)
Maumee (2)
Mayfield Village (1)
Mc Dermott (1)
Medina (5)
Mentor (3)
Miamisburg (2)
Middletown (7)
Milford (2)
Millersburg (1)
Mineral Ridge (2)
Monroe (1)
Morrow (1)
Mount Gilead (1)
Mount Sterling (2)
Mount Vernon (6)
Munroe Falls (1)
Navarre (1)
New Boston (1)
New Paris (1)
Newark (5)
Niles (3)
North Baltimore (1)
North Canton (2)
North Lima (3)
North Olmsted (2)
North Ridgeville (1)
North Royalton (2)
Norwalk (2)
Oak Harbor (1)
Oberlin (1)
Olmsted Falls (2)
Oregon (1)
Orwell (1)
Oxford (1)
Painesville (2)
Parma (3)
Parma Heights (2)
Paulding (1)
Peebles (1)
Pemberville (1)
Perrysburg (3)
Pickerington (2)
Piketon (1)
Piqua (3)
Plain City (1)
Poland (3)
Port Clinton (1)
Portsmouth (3)
Powell (1)
Ravenna (2)
Reynoldsburg (1)
Richmond Heights (3)
Richwood (1)
Rockford (2)
Rocky River (4)
Russells Point (1)
Sagamore Hills (1)
Salem (2)
Sandusky (3)
Sebring (1)
Seville (1)
Shadyside (1)
Shaker Heights (1)
Sharonville (1)
Shelby (1)
Sidney (2)
Solon (1)
South Point (1)
Springdale (1)
Springfield (5)
St. Clairsville (3)
St. Henry (1)
Steubenville (2)
Stow (3)
Streetsboro (1)
Strongsville (3)
Sylvania (1)
The Plains (1)
Tiffin (7)
Toledo (4)
Trotwood (1)
Troy (2)
Twinsburg (1)
Uhrichsville (2)
Uniontown (1)
Upper Sandusky (1)
Urbana (5)
Van Wert (1)
Wadsworth (2)
Wapakoneta (2)
Warren (2)
Warsaw (1)
Waterville (1)
Waverly (1)
Waynesville (1)
Wellington (1)
West Chester (2)
West Lafayette (1)
Westerville (5)
Westlake (7)
Wheelersburg (1)
Wickliffe (1)
Willard (2)
Willoughby (3)
Wilmington (1)
Woodsfield (1)
Woodsville (1)
Wooster (4)
Worthington (1)
Xenia (2)
Yellow Springs (1)
Youngstown (7)
Zanesville (4)
Assisted Living Rules and Regulations in Ohio
Assisted Living Terms in Ohio
Residential Care Facility
Adult Care Facility
Assisted Living Licensing
- Facilities must be licensed as a residential care facility.
- Special licenses are available for facilities that provide Alzheimer’s and dementia care.
Staff Training
- Staff members must be at least 16 years old, have completed first aid training and complete a specified training program.
- All staff must be able to understand and communicate in English. Administrators must complete 9 hours of continuing education per year.
- Direct care staff must complete 8 hours of continuing education per year.
Eviction Laws and Resident Protections
Facilities may not admit or retain a resident who has a greater need for skilled nursing care than the facility can give.
Service Charges
Extra service charges must be disclosed on a state disclosure form.
Inspection Laws
The Ohio Department of Health, Bureau of Long Term Care Quality conducts annual inspections.
Private Payment and Medicaid
In some cases Medicaid can pay for assisted living in Ohio through the assisted living waiver. To learn more contact the Area Agency on Aging.
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