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Senior care in Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown, Ohio

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Xenia had about 26,425 residents in Census Bureau estimates for July 1, 2025 (Yellow Springs about 3,730, Jamestown about 2,121, Cedarville about 4,667), and ODH lists 4 licensed assisted living facilities and 6 nursing homes with Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown addresses.

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Xenia is the Greene County seat, with about 26,425 residents in 2025 Census estimates and Kettering Health Greene Memorial as its hospital; Yellow Springs, Cedarville and Jamestown are the smaller towns around it.

Xenia's licensed care includes several nursing and rehab centers and assisted living buildings, Yellow Springs adds a Quaker-founded care community, and Jamestown a small nursing home, so most eastern Greene County families can stay close to home.

How much licensed senior care does Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown, Ohio have?

Xenia had about 26,425 residents in Census Bureau estimates for July 1, 2025 (Yellow Springs about 3,730, Jamestown about 2,121, Cedarville about 4,667), and ODH lists 4 licensed assisted living facilities and 6 nursing homes with Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown addresses.

Found in Xenia, Yellow Springs & JamestownNot found in Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown
Licensed with a local address (ODH)Assisted living (RCFs): 4, Nursing homes: 6, Non-medical home care agencies: 4—
No local license on file—Skilled home health agencies, Hospice programs
Alzheimer's care on an RCF license1 building—

Which assisted living communities are licensed in Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown?

ODH lists 4 licensed residential care facilities in Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown with 278 beds in all; Shawnee Estates Senior Living is the largest at 120 licensed beds.

FacilityLicensed bedsLast ODH licensure surveyCitations, last 4 yrsResident satisfaction (state survey)
Shawnee Estates Senior Living
60 Paceline Circle, 45385
12005/28/2026 (0 cited)9—
Legacy Assisted Living
695 Wycliffe Drive, 45385
8304/14/2025 (0 cited)0—
Friends Care Center Assisted Living
170 E. Herman Street, 45387
4007/16/2025 (1 cited)2—
Hillside Assisted Living Community
130 Rogers Street, 45385
3502/26/2025 (0 cited)689.4

What do Ohio's inspections show for assisted living in Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown?

Across the 4 RCFs in Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown with surveys on file, ODH recorded 17 citations in four years of licensure and complaint surveys, from 0 at Legacy Assisted Living to 9 at Shawnee Estates Senior 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 Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown, and how does CMS rate them?

Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown has 6 licensed nursing homes with 441 licensed beds; of the 5 that CMS rates, 2 hold four or five stars.

FacilityCMS overall ratingLicensed bedsLast CMS health inspectionDeficiencies cited
Alpine Nursing and Rehabilitation
164 Office Park Drive, 45385
4 of 599May 21, 202510
Atrium Nursing and Rehabilitation
1301 North Monroe Drive, 45385
2 of 599December 11, 20258
Friends Care Center of Yellow Springs
150 East Herman Street, 45387
5 of 559February 19, 20263
Jamestown Place Health and Rehab
4960 U.s. Route 35 East, 45335
3 of 550January 27, 202623
Overbrook Landing Health and Rehabilitation
1640 Overbrook Road, 45385
Not rated by CMS83January 14, 2026n/a
Xenia Health and Rehab
126 Wilson Drive, 45385
2 of 551July 31, 202515

How many non-medical home care agencies are based in Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown?

4 licensed non-medical home health agencies list a Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown 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 Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown to a hospital?

From the middle of the area, the nearest general hospitals in CMS's list are Kettering Health Greene Memorial (about 2.4 miles) and Kettering Health Miamisburg (about 20.5 miles).

Upper Valley Medical Center is about 27.6 miles away. All are straight-line distances between ZIP code centers, good for comparing places but not for estimating drive times.

Who helps older adults and caregivers in Xenia, Yellow Springs & Jamestown?

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.

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); CMS Care Compare Provider Information, data as of October 1, 2026 (data.cms.gov). Star ratings are CMS's own and satisfaction scores are the state survey's; we do not rate facilities.

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