2025 Quality Rankings Based on CMS Data
Finding the best nursing home in Dayton requires careful evaluation of quality, safety, and care standards. We've analyzed all 19 Medicare-certified nursing homes in Dayton to identify the top 10 facilities based on comprehensive CMS data including health inspections, staffing levels, patient safety outcomes, and compliance records.
Last Updated: November 28, 2025
Each facility receives a composite quality score (0-100) based on six key categories:
Learn more about what these metrics mean:
5040 PHILADELPHIA DRIVE
DAYTON, OH 45415
405 GRAFTON AVENUE
DAYTON, OH 45406
2510 VIENNA PKWY
DAYTON, OH 45459
6451 FAR HILLS AVENUE
DAYTON, OH 45459
6125 N MAIN STREET
DAYTON, OH 45415
4000 SINGING HILLS BVLD
DAYTON, OH 45414
320 ALBANY STREET
DAYTON, OH 45417
4830 SALEM AVENUE
DAYTON, OH 45416
323 FOREST AVENUE
DAYTON, OH 45405
264 WILMINGTON AVENUE
DAYTON, OH 45420
Our composite quality score is calculated using a weighted algorithm that considers multiple factors from official CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) data:
We consider the overall Medicare star rating (weighted 40%) along with health inspection ratings (25%), staffing ratings (20%), and quality measure ratings (15%).
Higher RN hours per resident per day, total nursing hours, and lower staff turnover rates indicate better care quality and continuity.
We analyze patient outcomes including rehospitalization rates (weighted 1.5x), pressure ulcer rates (weighted 2.0x as a critical safety indicator), and falls with major injury (weighted 1.8x).
Facilities with fewer penalties, fines, deficiencies, and no abuse violations score higher. We apply progressive penalties for serious compliance issues.
Facilities with current bed availability receive bonus points to help families find care more quickly.
Visit in Person: Schedule tours at your top 3-5 facilities. Observe cleanliness, staff interactions with residents, and the overall atmosphere.
Ask Questions: Inquire about staff-to-resident ratios, specialized care for specific conditions, activities programs, and family visitation policies.
Check Recent Inspections: Review the most recent health inspection reports on our facility detail pages for any concerns.
Consider Location: Choose a facility that's convenient for family visits, which research shows improves resident outcomes.
Verify Insurance Coverage: Confirm the facility accepts your loved one's insurance or Medicare/Medicaid coverage.
The average cost varies by facility type and level of care needed. Private rooms typically cost more than semi-private rooms. Contact individual facilities for current pricing and to discuss Medicare/Medicaid coverage options.
We update our rankings monthly as new CMS data becomes available. The "Last Updated" date at the top of this page shows when this ranking was last refreshed.
Nursing homes (skilled nursing facilities) provide 24/7 medical care from licensed nurses and are appropriate for individuals requiring constant medical supervision. Assisted living facilities provide help with daily activities but less intensive medical care.
Medicare Part A covers up to 100 days of skilled nursing care per benefit period following a qualifying hospital stay (at least 3 days). The first 20 days are fully covered; days 21-100 require a copayment. Long-term custodial care is not covered by Medicare.
Contact your state's long-term care ombudsman program or report concerns directly to CMS at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). You can also file complaints with your state health department.
Observe cleanliness, staff-resident interactions, resident appearance and engagement, odors, noise levels, and overall atmosphere. Ask about staff turnover rates, activity schedules, meal quality, and specialized care programs.
Use our comparison tool to view multiple facilities side-by-side