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Memory care in Dayton

Licensed memory care across the city, area by area.

Quick answer

3 residential care facilities with Dayton mailing addresses list Alzheimer's disease among their ODH-registered services; across all six counties the count is 12.

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How many memory care communities are licensed in Dayton, Ohio?

3 residential care facilities with Dayton mailing addresses list Alzheimer's disease among their ODH-registered services; across all six counties the count is 12.

FacilityCityLicensed bedsLast ODH licensure surveyCitations, last 4 yrsResident satisfaction (state survey)
Fairmont of Washington Township
6800 Paragon Road, 45459
Dayton14407/17/2025 (0 cited)190.0
Laurelwood Senior Living
3797 Summit Glen Drive, 45449
Dayton13510/06/2025 (3 cited)1587.0
Spring Hills Singing Woods
140 E. Woodbury Drive, 45415
Dayton14007/17/2025 (4 cited)2580.1
Bethany Village
6445 Far Hills Avenue, 45459
Centerville19504/15/2025 (0 cited)089.5
Brookdale Englewood
95 West Wenger Road, 45322
Englewood7510/07/2025 (4 cited)6—
Brookdale Greenville
1401 North Broadway, 45331
Greenville9604/22/2025 (2 cited)590.0
Greenbriar Care Community
501 W. Lexington Road, 45320
Eaton3604/16/2025 (0 cited)089.0
Hearth & Home at El Camino
3185 El Camino Drive, 45503
Springfield3004/21/2025 (0 cited)0—
Shawnee Estates Senior Living
60 Paceline Circle, 45385
Xenia12005/28/2026 (0 cited)9—
Trinity Community at Beavercreek
3218 Indian Ripple Road, 45440
Beavercreek13004/03/2025 (3 cited)4—
Trinity Community at Fairborn
789 Stoneybrook Trail, 45324
Fairborn2002/25/2025 (4 cited)9—
Walnut Creek Care Community
2501 Keystone Club Drive, 45439
Kettering19010/09/2025 (6 cited)33—

What should we check first at a Dayton memory care unit?

Ask for the special care unit disclosure Ohio requires under OAC 3701-16-07, then ask how many staff work inside the secured area on each shift, what training they have had and which behaviors would force a move.

Ohio sets no separate staffing ratio for dementia care. If the family may need Medicaid later, also ask whether the building is certified for memory care under the Assisted Living Waiver, which is the only memory care certification Ohio has.

Is there memory care in the towns around Dayton?

Yes: 9 more licensed buildings are in Kettering, Beavercreek, Centerville, Springfield, Troy and the other towns we cover, and the rest of the six counties add 0.

  • Trinity Community at Beavercreek, Beavercreek: 130 beds, 4 ODH citations in four years
  • Bethany Village, Centerville: 195 beds, 0 ODH citations in four years
  • Greenbriar Care Community, Eaton: 36 beds, 0 ODH citations in four years
  • Brookdale Englewood, Englewood: 75 beds, 6 ODH citations in four years
  • Trinity Community at Fairborn, Fairborn: 20 beds, 9 ODH citations in four years
  • Brookdale Greenville, Greenville: 96 beds, 5 ODH citations in four years
  • Walnut Creek Care Community, Kettering: 190 beds, 33 ODH citations in four years
  • Hearth & Home at El Camino, Springfield: 30 beds, 0 ODH citations in four years
  • Shawnee Estates Senior Living, Xenia: 120 beds, 9 ODH citations in four years

What does memory care cost in Dayton?

No Dayton figure is published; CareScout's 2025 Ohio assisted living median is $73,230 a year, about $6,103 a month, and memory care has no published median at all.

For residents who qualify for Medicaid, the Assisted Living Waiver pays for care in participating RCFs while the resident pays capped room and board from income; ask each building whether it holds a waiver provider agreement.

Memory care in Dayton at a glance

Memory care in Dayton isMemory care in Dayton is not
LicenseODH residential care facility licenseA separate assisted living or memory care license
Public recordFour years of ODH surveys plus a state resident surveyA CMS star rating
Price dataAn Ohio median (assisted living only)A published Dayton figure
Public helpAssisted Living Waiver in participating RCFsMedicaid paying room and board
Source: Ohio Department of Health, EID Facility Listing by County and license detail, retrieved November 6, 2026 (publicapps.odh.ohio.gov); Ohio Department of Aging, Long-Term Care Consumer Guide inspection listings and 2025-26 Resident Satisfaction Survey (aging.ohio.gov). Star ratings are CMS's own and satisfaction scores are the state survey's; we do not rate facilities.

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