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See The Staffing Evidence In Dayton, OH.

Review which facilities report agency nursing use and show estimated staffing gaps, alongside the hiring information available for this market. Use the sources and dates to put the opportunity in context.

There are 121 healthcare facilities in this market — 104 nursing homes and 15 hospitals. Here is what their own federal filings and current job postings say about staffing demand, free and with nothing asked.

Market-wide figures. Picking towns further down changes only the town totals.

85
estimated staffing gap

nursing homes whose reported nursing hours, from the payroll they file with Medicare, fall below Medicare's case-mix expected hours for their residents.

68
report agency nursing use

nursing homes whose own payroll filing reports contract nursing hours last quarter: reported buying agency nursing in the source quarter.

75
advertising now

facilities with at least one job advertised in this market at the latest check.

9,638
beds

licensed beds across the market - the size of the ground your caregivers would cover.

Shortfall and agency purchasing come from CMS Payroll-Based Journal filings (2026Q1), which nursing homes file quarterly — they describe the most recent quarter reported, not today. Job postings are a separate source, checked every week. Hospitals and assisted living are counted in the facility total; the two nursing-home measures are not claimed for them, because the federal filing that produces them exists for nursing homes only.

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TownCountyFacilitiesBeds
DaytonMontgomery242,173
Springfield, OHClark13968
KetteringMontgomery6531
Greenville, OHDarke5299
SidneyShelby5235
XeniaGreene5332
Centerville, OHMontgomery4458
Lebanon, OHWarren4361
MiamisburgMontgomery4314
Middletown, OHButler4474
Troy, OHMiami4282
EatonPreble3240
EnglewoodMontgomery3231
FairbornGreene3326
Franklin, OHWarren3139
Urbana, OHChampaign3125
BeavercreekGreene2185
PiquaMiami2198
Beaver CreekGreene1—
BellbrookGreene165
Brookville, OHMontgomery199
CarlisleWarren148
Covington, OHMiami175
Germantown, OHMontgomery150
Huber HeightsMontgomery192
JamestownGreene150
Monroe, OHButler132
MoraineMontgomery182
New Carlisle, OHClark186
New LebanonMontgomery1120
Saint HenryMercer125
SomervilleButler160
SpringboroWarren1140
Tipp CityMiami199
TrotwoodMontgomery184
Union CityDarke143
Vandalia, OHMontgomery1118
Versailles, OHDarke1112
WaynesvilleWarren166
West CarrolltonMontgomery188
West LibertyLogan174
Yellow SpringsGreene159

Which of them should you call first?

Across this market, 85 nursing homes are staffing below their own resident mix and 68 already pay for agency nursing. This page says how many. Which facilities, and why each one is worth the call, is what the working board shows.

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Town counts cover every kind of facility. The two staffing figures above are market-wide and come from nursing-home payroll filings — they are deliberately not broken out by town, because in most towns here that would name a facility, and naming a real facility as short of staff on a public page is something this site does not do.

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