Ohio
Disability services in Ohio
These providers support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD): day programs, residential support and intermediate care facilities.
1,202 providers 63 cities listed
Get help finding intellectual and developmental disability services in Ohio
Who is the care for?
Case manager or discharge planner?
Free·About a minute·Carevo is not a care provider
Disability services by city in Ohio
- Columbus 124
- Cleveland 135
- Cincinnati 72
- Toledo 77
- Akron 66
- Dayton 41
- Parma 82
- Canton 82
- Lorain 14
- Hamilton 53
- Youngstown 29
- Springfield 7
- Kettering 27
- Elyria 17
- Middletown 25
- Newark 4
- Cuyahoga Falls 52
- Lakewood 64
- Dublin 50
- Euclid 99
- Beavercreek 29
- Mansfield 7
- Mentor 21
- Delaware 6
- Strongsville 27
- Fairfield 92
- Cleveland Heights 150
- Grove City 23
- Huber Heights 31
- Reynoldsburg 77
- Lancaster 7
- Findlay 5
- Hilliard 42
- Warren 21
- Westerville 90
- North Ridgeville 20
- Upper Arlington 85
- Mason 37
- Marion 3
- Gahanna 126
- Brunswick 20
- Fairborn 13
- Lima 2
- Westlake 28
- Stow 46
- Massillon 70
- North Olmsted 32
- North Royalton 43
- Bowling Green 3
- Marysville 2
- Garfield Heights 143
- Shaker Heights 156
- Kent 38
- Green 90
- Troy 6
- Wooster 7
- Avon Lake 15
- Centerville 19
- Xenia 7
- Pickerington 57
- Medina 10
- Avon 26
- Perrysburg 60
How intellectual and developmental disability services is paid for
- Medicaid home and community-based services (HCBS) let people who qualify for Medicaid get care at home or in their community instead of an institution. Your state Medicaid agency decides who qualifies.
See Ohio Medicaid and caregiver programs.
Sources
- Medicaid.gov: Home and community-based services accessed October 27, 2026