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Cuyahoga Falls, Summit County

Assisted Living in Cuyahoga Falls, OH

Cuyahoga Falls sits just north of Akron along the Cuyahoga River and State Route 8, and it has the most licensed assisted living homes of any Summit County suburb in our directory. The homes are on Graham Road, State Road, West Bath Road, Chart Road and in the Queens Gate area, so most are a few minutes from Route 8 for families driving in from Stow, Hudson, Silver Lake or Akron. Western Reserve Hospital is inside the city, and Summa Health’s Akron City Hospital and Cleveland Clinic Akron General are about 15 minutes south, which matters when a parent is moving from a hospital stay straight into assisted living. Downtown’s Front Street riverfront and the edge of Cuyahoga Valley National Park are close to several of the homes. When you tour, ask which hospital the home sends residents to and how it coordinates follow-up appointments.

Assisted living homes in Cuyahoga Falls5 licensed homes

Every home below is a real, licensed facility in Cuyahoga Falls — no demo or placeholder listings. A Verified Availability badge means the operator confirmed open beds with us within the last 10 days. Inspection lines are facts from Ohio Department of Health survey records (most recent survey date and citation count) — we do not grade homes.

Danbury Woods
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Danbury Woods

Cuyahoga Falls, OH

Assisted living · Memory care

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No ODH survey on file

Choosing assisted living in Cuyahoga Falls

Hospitals and landmarks nearby

  • Western Reserve Hospital (Cuyahoga Falls)
  • Summa Health Akron City Hospital and Cleveland Clinic Akron General (Akron)
  • Front Street riverfront and Cuyahoga Valley National Park

What to check before you tour

  • Read the home’s most recent ODH survey — the date and citation count are on each card; the full report is on the listing page.
  • Ask what the base rate covers and what triggers a higher level of care.
  • Ask who the home’s primary hospital and pharmacy partners are.
  • Visit at a meal and talk to a resident without staff present.

Assisted living in Cuyahoga Falls: common questions

How many licensed assisted living homes are listed in Cuyahoga Falls?
5 licensed homes in Cuyahoga Falls are listed today. Each is a real facility from the Ohio Department of Health roster, shown with its most recent state inspection date and citation count — no demo or placeholder listings.
Which homes in Cuyahoga Falls accept the Medicaid Assisted Living Waiver?
Each listing shows its waiver status and where that status came from (for most homes, the Area Agency on Aging list), and the “Accepts Medicaid waiver” filter on the assisted living page narrows the directory to homes accepting new waiver residents. None of the 5 listings in Cuyahoga Falls is currently recorded as accepting new waiver residents. Ohio’s Assisted Living Waiver can pay for care services, not room and board, and enrollment runs through your Area Agency on Aging — status changes often, so confirm with the home.
How do I know a bed is really open?
Look for the Verified Availability badge on a listing. It means the home itself told us how many beds were open within the last 10 days — through its operator account, a reply to our weekly availability email, or a phone call our team reviewed — and the badge shows the date. Without the badge, availability is unconfirmed: call the home, or call us at (216) 245-9482, before you plan a tour.
What does “Verified” mean on CareLinkAI?
It means one specific fact was confirmed with the home on the date shown — for example the number of open beds or the Medicaid waiver status, with its source named on the listing. It is not a rating, an endorsement or a promise about care quality. Inspection lines are separate: they are facts copied from Ohio Department of Health survey records, and we do not grade homes.

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Last updated 2026-10-13. Inspection data is sourced from Ohio Department of Health public records and presented as facts without grading. Not medical advice.