Ohio Adult Day Care

Adult Day Care in Ohio

All adult day care facilities in Ohio are listed by city below. Choose a city to view all Ohio adult day care centers in that area.


Akron
Ashland
Athens
Batavia
Beachwood
Bellefontaine
Boardman
Canton
Carroll
Carrollton
Centerville
Cincinnati
Circleville
Cleveland
Cleveland Heights
Clinton
Columbus
Cuyahoga Falls
Davie
Dayton
Delaware
Dublin
East Liverpool
Elyria
Fairlawn
Findlay
Frankfort
Gahanna
Galloway
Greenville
Hamilton
Kenton
Lancaster
Lebanon
Lima
Mansfield
Marietta
Marion
Mentor
N Ridgeville
Newark
North Canton
North Jackson
Parma
Ravenna
Reynoldsburg
Rocky River
Sandusky
Springfield
Stow
Strongsville
Toledo
Warren
West Chester
Westerville
Wickliffe
Wilmington
Xenia
Zanesville



Ohio Adult Day Care Information

Adult day service is defined, in the state of Ohio, as a nonresidential community-based service that has been specifically designed to meet the needs of cognitively and/or functionally impaired adults. Those needs are met through the creation and implementation of an individualized care plan designed to both maximize functional abilities and encourage optimal capacity for self-care. Such programs offer carefully supervised, comprehensive and structured, components provided in a safe and protective setting. Participants who are enrolled in adult day services attend during specified hours on a planned basis.

Certification of adult day care centers, in Ohio, is restricted only to Medicaid providers. In other words, non-Medicaid providers do not have to be certified. Those Medicaid programs that are certified must be assigned a rating of either “enhanced” or “intensive” by the Ohio Department of Aging.

Ohio Adult Day Care Minimum Standards

In Ohio, enhanced adult day service are those programs which provide supervision during all activities of daily living (ADLs), medication administration, and/or hands-on assistance with one ADL (except bathing) and medication administration, comprehensive therapeutic activities, as well as an initial health assessment and intermittent monitoring of each participant’s health status.

Intensive adult day service, however, includes all services mentioned in enhanced services above. In addition, intensive adult day service programs must offer assistance with two or more ADLs; assistance with bathing; health assessment and regular monitoring of, or intervention with, health status; skilled nursing services, and rehabilitative nursing procedures. They must also offer rehabilitative and restorative services which may include social work service, speech therapy, physical therapy, and occupational therapy.

Ohio Adult Day Care Resources

Southwestern Ohio Association of Adult Day Services
Phone (513) 768-3111