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18 Assisted Living Communities in Toledo, Ohio

The average cost of assisted living in the city is $4,300 a month. This guide is a starting point covering the cost of assisted living care in the city, as well as financing options to pay for it. You'll find in-depth information on 18 assisted living facilities in Toledo and 16 in surrounding areas.

The Cost of Senior Care in Toledo, OH

  • Assisted Living: $4,300
  • Nursing Home Care: $6,874
  • In-home Care: $4,004
  • Adult Day Health Services: $1,192

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Reviews of Assisted Living Facilities in Toledo

Jennifer

5

December 2, 2019

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Alexis Gardens is beautiful and clean. Everybody's very friendly, and the staff is amazing. My mother has a one-bedroom apartment, but they have different floor plans, one- and two-bedrooms, and studios. They play cards, they go on outings, crafts, exercises, a chapel, they have bands come in for entertainment, bible study, and bus trips. She has a microwave in her room, but they have three meals per day provided.

Deborah

3

August 22, 2019

I visited this facility

Alexis Gardens was nice, but I was concerned that they only had one elevator with all these residents, and it was farther away to drive and visit her. The dining area was very nice and open, and they had a library.

Angelina

3

October 20, 2018

I visited this facility

Genesis Village is not as clean and as nice, and they will not leave me alone. The pool is nice, but no one is ever in it. The residents seemed to really like the place. The rooms were very small and you have to bring your own furniture.

Virginia

4

July 17, 2018

I visited this facility

Alexis Gardens seems like a very nice place. The person who showed me around was very helpful. The food was pretty average, but the dining area was nice. I didn't find anything all that special about it.

Virginia

5

July 17, 2018

I visited this facility

I liked Genesis Village and its people. It had a nice setup and it was very good. Someone sits at the desk waiting for you to come in, and I like the rooms better there. I got to meet the owner who was very nice. The person who showed me around was very helpful and answered questions I didn’t know I had. They had a lot of different activities, like card games and a pool table. I was really impressed with all of it.

Josephine

5

May 11, 2018

I am/was a resident of this facility

Genesis Village is very nice. There are plenty of things to do and things to keep you busy. They have exercises during the day, movies, entertainment, and Bible studies. They have plenty of different activities. There is also laundry at the end of the hallway that is available to you. You can go down and sign up to do your own laundry. The meals are pretty good; they serve three a day.

Beth

5

April 2, 2018

I visited this facility

Genesis Village's staff was great and very caring. The residents seemed very happy and the place looked wonderful and clean.

Connie

5

December 19, 2017

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Alexis Gardens is very nice. We ate there, and the food was good. It's very pretty, looks elegant inside, and very friendly. My father-in-law was there for around nine years, and he liked it there very much. The food was always good, and the staff was always good. My father-in-law did woodworking, and they let him use a certain area, even though they didn't have it set up originally.

Adele

4

July 31, 2017

I visited this facility

The apartments at Alexis Gardens were good. We only visited one that was vacant at the time. They had bingo and a recreation area. The dining area was very open, clean, friendly, had silverware, and China, and that impressed my mother very much. The staff was very good, friendly, knowledgeable, helpful, and relieved some stress from my mother. The food was great. The flowers outside in the garden were all well cut up. The people were friendly.

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Assisted Living Costs in Toledo

Genworth’s 2018 Cost of Care study collected senior care cost data nationwide. The study shows that the monthly cost of assisted living in Toledo is comparable to the state average of $4,278 and $300 higher than the national average of $4,000. East of Toledo, prices are lower in Cleveland ($3,400) and Youngstown ($3,600), while to the southeast, prices are similar in Akron ($4,560) and Mansfield ($4,530). Assisted living costs in Toledo are also comparable to costs in the state capital, Columbus ($4,170).  

The Cost of Assisted Living in Surrounding Areas

Toledo

$4,300

National Average

$4,000

State Average

$4,278

Cleveland

$3,400

Akron

$4,560

Youngstown

$3,600

Mansfield

$4,530

Columbus

$4,170

Lima

$4,145

Care Cost Comparison

 

Senior Care Cost Comparison Chart

Assisted Living

$4,300

Homemaker Services

$4,004

Home Health Aide

$4,099

Adult Day Health Services

$1,192

Nursing Home Care

$6,874

Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Toledo

Medicaid in Ohio

Medicaid is the government-funded nationwide health protection program that provides emergency, acute and long-term health care to low-income Americans who would otherwise be unable to afford health insurance. Funding comes from both the state and federal governments, and each state administers its own Medicaid program in accordance with guidelines established by the federal government.  In Ohio, a Medicaid expansion state, approximately 22% of residents are covered under Medicaid, and 74% of seniors and people with disabilities meet the financial criteria for free Medicaid enrollment.  To qualify for no-cost Medicaid in Ohio, seniors 65 and older can earn up to $2,313 per month ($4,626 for a couple), which is three times the current Social Security Federal Payment Standard. Income from wages, pensions, alimony and small business revenues are considered, as is any money seniors make from investments such as stocks or bonds.  Medicaid applicants must also own no more than $2,000 worth of countable assets ($3,000 per couple), which includes all cash on hand, bank account balances and real estate. Some items are considered exempt, including a home that is the principal residence of the applicant(s) and worth no more than $585,000, one vehicle, clothing, jewelry and household goods.  MyCare Ohio Lucas County is one of 29 counties in Ohio that participates in the MyCare Ohio plan, a free, comprehensive managed-care program for seniors who are either eligible for, or covered by, both Medicaid and Medicare.  Using a team-based approach, the MCOP provides seniors with access to all of the benefits of both Medicaid and Medicare, including long-term care services such as assisted living. Seniors may also receive personal care services, transportation assistance, home meal delivery, durable medical equipment and other help deemed to be medically necessary.  The goal of the MCOP is to help seniors live safely in the least intrusive setting while avoiding or delaying nursing home placement. Enrollment in the MCOP is mandatory for dual-eligible residents of Lucas County, and unlike Medicaid waivers, there are no waiting lists or enrollment caps on the MCOP.  For more information on Ohio Medicaid and the MCOP, contact the Ohio Medicaid Consumer Hotline at (800) 324-8680. 

Other Financial Assistance Programs for Assisted Living

Residential State Supplement Program  Ohio seniors who are are Medicaid-eligible and receive Social Security, Supplemental Security Income or Supplemental Security Disability Insurance benefits and who need to reside in an approved assisted living facility may qualify for the Residential State Supplement.  Also known as Optional State Supplementation, RSS is administered through the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, Community Transitions programs. RSS provides financial assistance to Ohio residents with a disability, including age-related deterioration, to help pay for room and board, personal care services or supervision in a community-based residential facility such as assisted living.  The maximum monthly fee that assisted living operators can charge an RSS-enrolled resident is $1,100, and enrollees should have at least $200 available each month from their combined federal/state benefits for personal needs allowance.  For more information on the RSS, contact the Lucas County Department of Job and Family Services at (419) 213-8800. 

Assisted Living Resources in Toledo

Senior Centers

Seniors in Toledo can participate in arts and crafts workshops, join a euchre or pinochle tournament and take part in escorted day trips at the local senior centers.  Mayores Senior Center
2 Aurora Gonzalez Dr., Toledo, OH 43609
(419) 242-1144 Eleanor M. Kahle Center
1315 Hillcrest Ave., Toledo, OH 43612
(419) 476-2745 Friendship Park Community Center
2030 131st St., Toledo, OH 43611
(419) 936-3079

Veteran’s Affairs

VA outpatient health services, including primary care, dental and optometry, are available at the Toledo VA Clinic, a part of the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System. Veterans and survivors who need help with VA benefits applications and appeals, death benefits and services records can contact the Lucas County Veterans Service Commission.  Toledo VA Clinic
1200 S. Detroit Ave., Toledo, OH 43614
(800) 361-8387 Lucas County Veterans Service Commission
2595 Arlington Ave., 2nd Fl., Toledo, OH 43614
(419) 213-6090

Community Aid Agencies

The Toledo-Lucas County Health Department operates a Sixty Plus Program that provides free health assessments and disease screening in local senior centers. The health department also offers a Tai Ji Quan program for seniors with balance problems. Medicaid-enrolled seniors who need help getting to medical appointments may qualify for the Lucas County Non-Emergency Medical Transportation program, and the Sylvania Senior Center and Friendship Park Community Center offer daily senior nutrition programs.  Sixty Plus Program – Toledo-Lucas County Health Department
635 N. Erie St., Toledo, OH 43604
(419) 213-4100 Lucas County Non-Emergency Medical Transportation 
3210 Monroe St., Toledo, OH 43699
(419) 213-8910

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