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St Leonard

ODH-licensed assisted living (residential care facility) in Centerville, Montgomery County, Ohio

220 licensed beds
6 ODH citations, 4 yrs
– resident survey
Quick answer

St Leonard at 8100 Clyo Road, Centerville (Montgomery County) is a residential care facility, the license Ohio uses for assisted living, with 220 licensed beds under ODH State ID 1887R and a license period running January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2026; its ODH record does not list Alzheimer's disease among its registered services.

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St Leonard at 8100 Clyo Road, Centerville (Montgomery County) is a residential care facility, the license Ohio uses for assisted living, with 220 licensed beds under ODH State ID 1887R and a license period running January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2026; its ODH record does not list Alzheimer's disease among its registered services.

How big is St Leonard, and is its Ohio license current?

Yes. St Leonard holds an active ODH residential care facility license for 220 beds, larger than the 75-bed midpoint of the 73 licensed RCFs in the six counties we cover.

FieldFrom the ODH and ODA records
ODH State ID1887R
License period on fileJanuary 1, 2026 through December 31, 2026
Licensed beds220
First licensed (ODH open date)August 5, 1988
Operator on the licenseFranciscan Services Corporation
Services registered with ODHAdult Day Care
ODH licensure surveys in the last four years2
ODH complaint investigations in the last four years7
Phone on the ODH record(937) 433-0480

The bed figure is the legal ceiling on residents, not the number living there today. ODH renews RCF licenses each year, and a sale to a new operator means a new license application.

ODH dates the license line to August 5, 1988, about 38 years ago.

What does St Leonard's state inspection history look like?

The latest ODH licensure inspection of St Leonard, dated October 7, 2025, produced 0 citations, and the four-year total across licensure and complaint surveys is 6.

Survey dateTypeCitations
October 7, 2025Licensure survey0
July 9, 2025Complaint investigation2
January 10, 2025Complaint investigation0
November 19, 2024Licensure survey2
November 19, 2024Complaint investigation2
January 10, 2024Complaint investigation0
July 7, 2023Complaint investigation0
June 22, 2023Complaint investigation0

That is the same as the median of 6 citations per RCF in the six counties over the same window. Each survey's citation detail is linked from the Ohio Long-Term Care Consumer Guide inspection page for this facility.

What do Ohio's satisfaction surveys say about St Leonard?

No 2025-26 Resident Satisfaction Survey report is posted for St Leonard; the state's survey reports are not available for every facility, so a missing score is not a warning sign by itself.

Without a current survey, the best substitutes are a conversation with two or three residents' families and an unhurried look at a meal service.

Can St Leonard care for someone with dementia?

ODH's record for St Leonard does not list Alzheimer's disease among its registered services, so ask directly whether it has a secured special care unit; many Ohio RCFs run one without registering the service.

Early memory loss is rarely a reason to refuse admission; the turning point is usually leaving the building unnoticed or behavior staff cannot redirect.

What health care is near St Leonard in Centerville?

St Leonard is in Centerville, Montgomery County, and no hospital distance is available.

ODH also licenses a nursing home at this street address: St Leonard (150 beds). On a shared campus a resident can usually move to nursing care without changing communities.

What should we ask St Leonard before signing?

Start with what the state record raises: ask when ODH last visited and whether a complaint investigation has happened since.

  • Ohio sets no staff-to-resident ratio for RCFs, only 'sufficient' staff; ask for the actual day, evening and overnight headcount.
  • If money may run short, ask whether the building takes the Assisted Living Waiver and what room and board would then cost.
  • Ask what triggers a move to a higher care level and how the price changes when it happens.
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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