Dayton, OH Senior Living

Senior living in Dayton, Ohio Dayton is a large city in western Ohio, and the seat of Montgomery County. Throughout the country, Dayton is best known as the home of the Wright Brothers, and the place in which they developed the first airplane. Modern Dayton is home to the National Aviation Heritage Area, which includes the National Aviation Hall of Fame and the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historic Park. This large city is also a great place to dine, shop, and enjoy the performing arts. Senior living in Dayton is full of Midwestern hospitality and charm with the attractions of a large urban center.

Dayton offers both extensive park land and green spaces, and a bustling downtown full of restaurants and locally-owned shops. Arts and cultural institutions in Dayton include the Dayton Cultural Center, the Dayton Art Institute, the Benjamin and Maria Schuster Performing Arts Center, the Oregon Arts District, and a large number of local theatre companies. The fine arts are also well represented by the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, the Dayton Ballet Company, the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, and the Dayton Opera. There are a large number of public and private golf courses in Dayton, as well as opportunities for a wide range of sporting activities such as bowling, tennis, and softball.

Population

At the time of the 2011 US Census, the population of the city of Dayton, Ohio was 142,148 residents. The median age of the residents of Dayton was 34.4 years, which is somewhat younger than the Ohio median age of 39.3 years. 11.8 percent of the population of Dayton was 65 years of age or older, compared to 14.1 percent of the population of Ohio as a whole.

Cost of Living

Dayton enjoys a very moderate cost of living. As of March 2012, the cost of living index for the city of Dayton is 94.9. This is somewhat higher than the Ohio average cost of living of 91, but still comfortably below the US average cost of living of 100. *City-Data.com

Cost of Assisted Living in Dayton

Housing prices in Dayton tend to be very low. In 2009, the median value of a house or condo in Dayton was $74,200, compared to the Ohio median home value of $134,600. The Us median home value is currently just below $180,000. Seniors looking for assisted living accommodations will find that prices range from very moderate to quit expensive. The cost of a one bedroom unit in a Dayton assisted living facility begins at $1,885 per month, and ranges as high as $10,402 per month. *City-Data.com

Crime Rates

In 2010, the city property crime rate for Dayton was 79.87 percent higher than the state property crime rate, and 98.41 percent higher than the national property crime rate. The city violent crime rate was 214.28 percent higher than the state violent crime rate, and 145.43 percent higher than the national violent crime rate. *CityRating.com

Medical Facilities

There are five hospitals and medical centers located in the city of Dayton. These medical facilities are the Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center, the Good Samaritan Hospital, the Grandview Hospital & Medical Center, the Medical Center at Elizabeth Place, and the Miami Valley Hospital. *City-Data.com

Transportation

The airport serving the city of Dayton is the Dayton International Airport. The Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority provides bus service throughout the city. Intercity transportation is also available through Greyhound bus lines.

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