17 Assisted Living Communities in Warren County, Ohio

The average cost of assisted living in the county is $5,300 a month. This guide is a starting point covering the cost of assisted living care in the county, as well as financing options to pay for it. You'll find in-depth information on 15 assisted living facilities in Warren County and 30 in surrounding areas.

The Cost of Senior Care in Warren County, OH

Assisted Living: $5,300
Nursing Home Care: $7,726
In-home Care: $4,385
Adult Day Health Services: $1,354

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Reviews of Assisted Living Facilities in Warren County

Molly B

February 11, 2024

I visited this facilityReview of Royal Haven Inc

rooms are tiny, phones were not installed in residents rooms, food was very institutional like, frozen types of food etc. no way to contact your loved one. phones at desk not answered. Inability of staff to recognize warning symptoms and signs and/or vital signs not taken. Other non- elderly residents allowed to wander into others rooms. They may have remodeled the rooms but care is minimal. No private bathrooms for resident, shared facilities, no private bathrooms or showers in rooms. May be ok for someone who has no health issues to be monitored by staff and is ok to be alone and/or is capable of self care.

Richard

March 6, 2021

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of Hillspring Skilled Nursing Facility

My wife has been in Hillspring Health Care & Rehab. It's a nice place. She is on Medicaid also. With the COVID thing, they're not having people in their dining rooms, and they're serving meals in the rooms. She tells me she is getting therapy a couple of times a week. They seem to be taking good care of her. I can't get in right now, and the last time I saw her was last year when we were able to get in to see her. They brought her out onto a covered patio where we had to social distance. We talked back and forth, and she didn't like that. They also said we could do a face-to-face over one of their computers. I don't have a computer right now, I got a large tablet that I use, and I couldn't do that, but she doesn't want to do that either. It's a shared room and there's two of them. I don't think they're doing activities right now, but she didn't participate in that when she could anyway. I don't know what cognitive therapy she is getting there. They have one large room with all their things in there that you can do exercises on, they have a beauty salon, and she has done that about twice since she has been there.

Michael

February 9, 2021

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of Central Parke Assisted Living & Memory Care

My experience of having my dad at Central Parke Assisted Living & Memory Care, so far, has been good. It's a lot better than the other place I visited, and my dad is doing good. He likes it there. He loves his room, and he said they feed him well. It's purely memory care, that's why I moved him because the other ones had independent living, assisted living and nursing home. We haven't really been able to go in because of the virus. We go to a room to visit him, but as far as being able to have lunch with him or anything, we're not able to do that at this time. The staff was very informative, and they care much about their residents. They spend a lot of time with them rather than just letting them sit around. I like that they have activities, and they're very involved with their residents. They have a community type person that does all kinds of stuff with them. They have a calendar that comes out once a month, and it gives them all the activities that they do that day. They have mind games and baking. The building itself is only 5 years old; it's new, so it's nice.

Cindy

March 17, 2020

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of Spring Hills Middletown

Spring Hills Middletown was a great place, and they were upfront about not being able to take care of someone at my dad's level. It was warm and felt like family. The dining room was set up so that everybody ate at the same time, so you were able to sit at the table with the same people. So it got familiar, you develop friends that you could talk to on a regular basis. You end up feeling more of a family there than any other place. Their amenities were nice, they had bingo, and there were jigsaw puzzles all over the place. It was set up in the long halls with chairs frequently. So a lot of people with walkers could walk and sit when they get tired. Everybody was just affectionate and knew dad by name which always blew him away. It was a wonderful experience. We like that they were upfront and they don't market themselves as something they weren't. The food and facilities were beautiful.

Kevin

November 29, 2019

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of Spring Hills Middletown

My mother-in-law is now at Spring Hills Middletown. It is very good and it is everything she needs. The staff members are fantastic. The food is fantastic and the dining area is like a restaurant. They do bingo, they do arts and crafts, and they have someone come and play the piano.

Teddie

May 31, 2019

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of Charter Senior Living of Bowling Green

My mother is in Charter Senior Living of Bowling Green. It's real good and they do a fine job with her. Her room is kept clean. They have activities like bingo, cards, and water aerobics. I've eaten there twice and it was good. They have a library, playing card station, pool table, swimming pool, and a garden.

Cheryl

May 25, 2018

I visited this facilityReview of Commonwealth Senior Living at Front Royal

Commonwealth Senior Living at Front Royal was very nice. I saw a one-bedroom and it was adequate. They serve three meals a day. The staff was very knowledgeable and very helpful.

Ann

August 22, 2017

I visited this facilityReview of Bickford of Middletown

Bickford of Middletown was very nice. The facilities appeared very clean and nice in terms of the furniture and amenities. The rooms were very nice and roomy. It was well-decorated and located in a nice area. The price was quite a bit higher than other facilities.

Ann

August 22, 2017

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of Spring Hills Middletown

We chose to move my dad to Spring Hills Middletown because it was closer to me and it's a very nice facility. They have a nice menu and they have a large variety of food that they serve in their dining room. The rooms are very nice and warm. The people are very friendly. We've been very happy with it to date.

Map of Warren County, Ohio

Assisted Living Costs in Warren County

Genworth’s 2018 Cost of Care study shows that at $5,300 a month, assisted living costs in Warren County are the highest in the state. Prices are significantly lower in nearby cities such as Springfield ($3,093) and Columbus ($4,170), and costs are $302 less in Cincinnati. North of Warren County, costs range from $4,145 in Lima to $4,300 in Toledo and $4,530 in Mansfield.

Note: Senior care cost data wasn’t available for Warren County, so data for the closest city, Dayton, was used.

Warren County/Dayton Area

$5,300

National Average

$4,000

State Average

$4,278

Cincinnati

$4,998

Springfield

$3,093

Columbus

$4,170

Lima

$4,145

Toledo

$4,300

Mansfield

$4,530

Care Cost Comparison

Senior Care Cost Comparison Chart

Assisted Living

$5,300

Homemaker Services

$4,385

Home Health Aide

$4,385

Adult Day Health Services

$1,354

Nursing Home Care

$7,726

Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Warren County

Medicaid in Ohio

Medicaid is the nationwide health coverage program designed to extend basic health services, such as emergency and acute care, primary care and long-term care, to those who have a low income and few resources. In Ohio, a Medicaid-expansion state, three out of five nursing home residents are covered by Medicaid and 74% of seniors meet Medicaid-eligibility requirements. Seniors who are seeking Medicaid coverage must meet income and asset (resource) limits. Individuals can earn up to $2,313 per month and own up to $2,000 in countable assets, while couples applying together can earn up to $4,626 a month and own up to $3,000 in countable assets. Qualified Income Trust Seniors who earn more than the current Medicaid limits may be able to qualify for Medicaid coverage by entering into a legal agreement with the state known as a Qualified Income Trust. Also called a Miller Trust, seniors can deposit their excess income into a QIT in order to lower their declared income to achieve Medicaid eligibility. Upon death, any money in the QIT is payable to the state of Ohio. For more information on the QIT contact Automated Health Systems at (844) 265-4722. Ohio Assisted Living Waiver Seniors who are covered by Medicaid and require help performing one or more activities of daily living, such as bathing, grooming, using the toilet and/or navigating their environment, may qualify for the Ohio Assisted Living waiver. This Medicaid waiver program covers the cost of care for eligible seniors within an assisted living facility to prevent or delay nursing home placement. If approved, seniors may be provided with one or more of the following supports:

Skilled and intermittent nursing care

Medication management and administration

Housekeeping and laundry service

A wearable emergency response system

Access to 24-hour assistance within their assisted living facility

Personal care, including help with eating and/or personal hygiene.

Note: Seniors who are enrolled in the ALW continue to pay for the room-and-board portion of their assisted living costs, and approval for the ALW doesn’t guarantee placement in an ALW-participating facility. For more information and to request an ALW assessment, contact the Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio, the Area Agency on Aging at (800) 252-0155. MyCare Ohio Warren County residents who are eligible for both Medicaid and Medicare coverage are required to enroll in MyCare Ohio, a managed care health plan that consolidates delivery of all Medicaid and Medicare benefits. MyCare Ohio is designed to reduce service gaps for seniors by creating a single contact point to access care services. Seniors are provided with a personalized care plan that identifies their unique needs, which may include placement in a long-term care facility and/or enrollment in the Ohio Assisted Living waiver. There are two health plans available to Warren County residents who are MyCare Ohio members, and these plans are subject to change. For more information on Ohio Medicaid, the ALW or MyCare Ohio, contact Ohio’s Medicaid Consumer Hotline at (800) 324-8680.

Other Financial Assistance Programs for Assisted Living

Optional State Supplementation Seniors who collect Supplemental Security Income benefits and reside in an assisted living facility may be eligible for additional monthly benefits through the Optional State Supplementation program. Under the OSS, individual seniors may receive up to $1,180 in combined monthly SSI/OSS payments, while couples may receive up to $2,170. For more information on the OSS contact the Social Security Administration at (800) 772-1213.

Services for Veterans

The Warren County Veterans Service Commission assists veterans and survivors with VA benefits claims and appeals as well as military records and burial benefits. The VSC also offers free transportation to local medical appointments and the Dayton VA medical center, a full-service VA hospital that provides outpatient and in-patient VA health services. Warren County Veterans Service Commission
320 East Silver St., Lebanon, OH 45036
(513) 695-2717 Dayton VA Medical Center
4100 West Third St., Dayton, OH 45428
(937) 268-6511

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17 Assisted Living Communities in Warren County, Ohio

Assisted Living Facilities near Warren County, Ohio

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Christian Village at Mason

The Landing of Long Cove

Montage Mason

The Enclave of Springboro

Tapestry Senior Living Springboro

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Quaker Heights Care Community

Mason Health Care Center

BeeHive Homes of Springboro

Mason Assisted Living & Memory Care

Pine Crest Villa

StoryPoint Fairfield

10 Wilmington Place

Northgate Park

The Kenwood by Senior Star

Evergreen Retirement Community

Traditions of Beavercreek

Brookdale Springdale

Bickford of Middletown

Brookdale Oakwood

Seasons

Barrington of West Chester

Magnolia Springs Loveland

Brookdale Beavercreek

The Wellington at Dayton

Brookdale Finneytown

Brookdale Kettering

The Woodlands of Hamilton

Christian Village at Mt. Healthy

Ohio Living Llanfair

Provision Living at West Clermont

Barrington of Oakley

Arden Courts - Anderson

Brookdale Kenwood

The Village at Eastgate

Laurelwood Senior Living

Stoney Ridge Senior Living

Fairmont of Washington Township

Cottingham Retirement Community

Majestic Care of Fairfield Assisted Living

Bridgeway Pointe

Charter Senior Living of Mallard Cove

The Winfield at Middletown

Provision Living at West Chester

Traditions at Camargo

Majestic Care of Middletown Assisted Living

Legacy Village

HarborChase of Beavercreek

Harmony at Anderson

The Carlyle House Assisted Living Community

Optimized Senior Living Loveland

Optimized Senior Living - Kettering

Deer Park Assisted Living

Personal Senior Care Homes

Aaron's Garden Senior Living & Memory Care

The Ashford of Beavercreek

Chesterwood Village

Pinebrook

Maple Knoll Village

The Lodge Retirement Community

Carriage Court of Kenwood - CLOSED

Triple Creek Retirement Community

Kettering Health Senior Living

The Courtyard at Centerville

Trinity Community at Beavercreek

Mount Pleasant Retirement Village

Berkeley Square

Saint Margaret Hall

Brookwood Retirement Community

SEM Haven

St. Leonard