Dayton Senior AdvisorFairborn is the Greene County city beside Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Wright State University, with about 35,754 residents in 2025 Census estimates and a large population of military retirees.
It has assisted living, two continuing care communities' nursing centers and a nursing and rehab home of its own, and many Fairborn families also look at Beavercreek a few miles south. Veterans here should read our VA benefits guide before choosing.
How much licensed senior care does Fairborn, Ohio have?
Fairborn had about 35,754 residents in Census Bureau estimates for July 1, 2025, and ODH lists 3 licensed assisted living facilities and 3 nursing homes with Fairborn addresses.
| Found in Fairborn | Not found in Fairborn | |
|---|---|---|
| Licensed with a local address (ODH) | Assisted living (RCFs): 3, Nursing homes: 3, Non-medical home care agencies: 2 | — |
| No local license on file | — | Skilled home health agencies, Hospice programs |
| Alzheimer's care on an RCF license | 1 building | — |
Which assisted living communities are licensed in Fairborn?
ODH lists 3 licensed residential care facilities in Fairborn with 227 beds in all; Our Home Fairborn is the largest at 114 licensed beds.
| Facility | Licensed beds | Last ODH licensure survey | Citations, last 4 yrs | Resident satisfaction (state survey) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Our Home Fairborn 7800 Dayton Springfield Road, 45324 | 114 | 02/27/2025 (1 cited) | 12 | — |
| Fairborn Assisted Living 2272 Park Hills Drive, 45324 | 93 | 04/08/2025 (2 cited) | 52 | — |
| Trinity Community at Fairborn 789 Stoneybrook Trail, 45324 | 20 | 02/25/2025 (4 cited) | 9 | — |
What do Ohio's inspections show for assisted living in Fairborn?
Across the 3 RCFs in Fairborn with surveys on file, ODH recorded 73 citations in four years of licensure and complaint surveys, from 9 at Trinity Community at Fairborn to 52 at Fairborn Assisted Living.
The six-county median is 6 citations per RCF over the same window. A count is a starting point, not a verdict: one survey with several minor paperwork citations can outweigh years of clean visits. Each facility page lists the survey dates and links to the state's citation detail.
Which nursing homes are in Fairborn, and how does CMS rate them?
Fairborn has 3 licensed nursing homes with 326 licensed beds; of the 3 that CMS rates, 2 hold four or five stars.
| Facility | CMS overall rating | Licensed beds | Last CMS health inspection | Deficiencies cited |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dayspring of Miami Valley Health 8001 Dayton-Springfield Road, 45324 | 5 of 5 | 133 | March 24, 2026 | 0 |
| Trinity Community at Fairborn 789 Stoneybrook Trail, 45324 | 4 of 5 | 94 | February 25, 2025 | 10 |
| Wright Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center 829 Yellow Springs-Fairfield Road, 45324 | 3 of 5 | 99 | March 9, 2026 | 10 |
How many non-medical home care agencies are based in Fairborn?
2 licensed non-medical home health agencies list a Fairborn office on ODH's roster; these agencies send aides for bathing, dressing, meals and companionship rather than nursing.
All of them appear in the non-medical home care roster, searchable by city. Ohio has licensed non-medical home health agencies only since its 2021 law took effect, so ask how long the agency has operated, how it screens and supervises aides, and who covers a shift when an aide calls out.
How close is Fairborn to a hospital?
From the middle of the area, the nearest general hospitals in CMS's list are Kettering Health Greene Memorial (about 11.8 miles) and Upper Valley Medical Center (about 17.8 miles).
Kettering Health Troy is about 17.8 miles away. All are straight-line distances between ZIP code centers, good for comparing places but not for estimating drive times.
Which agencies serve seniors in Fairborn, Ohio?
Older adults in Greene County are served by the Area Agency on Aging, PSA 2 in downtown Dayton (1-800-258-7277), the Area Agency on Aging for nine west central Ohio counties, which handles information and referral, PASSPORT and Assisted Living Waiver assessments and caregiver support.
Licensing complaints go to the Ohio Department of Health at 1-800-342-0553; residents' rights problems in a facility go to the Region 2 Long-Term Care Ombudsman at 1-800-395-8267. Suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation of an older adult living at home goes to Greene County Job and Family Services, which runs Adult Protective Services intake for the county; the statewide line 855-OHIO-APS (1-855-644-6277) routes reports when the local number is not at hand. No PACE program is listed for Greene County, so PASSPORT is the main Medicaid route to help at home.
