Ohio
Respite care in Ohio
Respite care gives a family caregiver a break, for a few hours, a day or a short stay. It can happen at home, at an adult day center or in a residential setting.
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Respite care by city in Ohio
- Columbus 126
- Cleveland 139
- Cincinnati 93
- Toledo 59
- Akron 53
- Dayton 38
- Parma 114
- Canton 52
- Lorain 7
- Hamilton 72
- Youngstown 19
- Springfield 3
- Kettering 42
- Elyria 10
- Middletown 35
- Newark 4
- Cuyahoga Falls 68
- Lakewood 104
- Dublin 71
- Euclid 126
- Beavercreek 38
- Mansfield 7
- Mentor 34
- Delaware 27
- Strongsville 54
- Fairfield 100
- Cleveland Heights 148
- Grove City 67
- Huber Heights 37
- Reynoldsburg 111
- Lancaster 13
- Findlay 2
- Hilliard 70
- Warren 11
- Westerville 110
- North Ridgeville 21
- Upper Arlington 107
- Mason 81
- Marion 1
- Gahanna 121
- Brunswick 34
- Fairborn 30
- Lima 2
- Westlake 37
- Stow 66
- Massillon 50
- North Olmsted 38
- North Royalton 89
- Bowling Green 4
- Marysville 2
- Garfield Heights 141
- Shaker Heights 147
- Kent 53
- Green 88
- Troy 13
- Wooster 5
- Avon Lake 20
- Centerville 33
- Xenia 18
- Pickerington 80
- Medina 14
- Avon 21
- Perrysburg 62
How respite care is paid for
- If someone is on Medicare hospice care, Medicare covers a short inpatient respite stay that the hospice team arranges.
- 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.
- Many families pay privately, and some long-term care insurance policies pay toward care. Check what your policy covers before care starts.
See Ohio Medicaid and caregiver programs.
Sources
- Medicare.gov: Hospice care accessed October 27, 2026
- Medicaid.gov: Home and community-based services accessed October 27, 2026