At the time of publication, there were more than sixty (60) nursing homes, also called skilled nursing facilities, in and around Trumbull County, Ohio.

Fifty-Nine (59) skilled nursing facilities identified in and around Trumbull County, Ohio accept Medicare and Medicaid.

• Skilled nursing facilities that receive funds from Medicare and Medicaid must comply with specific federal regulations. These federal regulations are contained in 42 CFR Part 483. They cover everything from what items may be charged to a resident’s funds to the specific rights afforded to every resident.

There are twelve (12) nursing homes in and around Trumbull County which are contracted with the VA. These include, Cortland Center in Cortland, Ohio, Shepherd of the Valley Howland in Warren, Ohio, Washington Square Health Care in Warren, Ohio, Concord Care Center of Cortland in Cortland, Ohio, Continuing Healthcare of Niles in Niles, Ohio, Windsor House at Liberty in Youngstown, Ohio, Heritage Manor Rehabilitation & Retirement Community in Youngstown, Ohio, Aventura at Humility House in Austintown, Ohio, Addison Healthcare Center in Masury, Ohio, Austintown Healthcare Center in Youngstown, Ohio, Windsor Health Care Center in Youngstown, Ohio, and Park Vista Nursing & Rehabilitation in Youngstown, Ohio.

• Skilled Nursing facilities that contract with Veteran’s Affairs must comply with the federal regulations contained in 42 CFR Part 483 and must also meet certain additional requirements and standards set by the VA. As a condition for VA approved State Veterans Home (SVH) to receive payment of per diem, the State Home must submit to the VA Medical Center of jurisdiction for each Veteran a completed VA Form 10-10SH, State Home Program Application for Care Medical Certification and a 10-10EZ, Application for Health Benefits or 10-10EZR, Health Benefits Update Form.

According to Medicare.gov, at the time of publication, five facilities in and around Trumbull County had recently been cited for resident harm or potential harm for abuse or neglect.

Those five facilities were (1) Community Skilled Healthcare in Warren, Ohio, (2) Canfield Healthcare Center in Youngstown, Ohio, (3) O’Brien Memorial in Masury, Ohio, (4) Willow Woods Rehabilitation and Nursing in North Lima, Ohio, and (5) St. Mary’s Alzheimer’s Center in Columbiana, Ohio.

O’Brien Memorial in Masury, Ohio, and St. Mary’s Alzheimer’s Center in Columbiana, Ohio, are both a part of a chain of eleven (11) facilities run by a corporate entity named Windsor House, Inc. Windsor House Inc.’s average performance rating is 3.3 out of 5 stars. This is slightly above the national average of 3 out of 5 stars.

Canfield Healthcare Center in Youngstown, Ohio, is a part of a chain of one hundred and twenty-two (122) facilities run by a corporate entity named Communicare Health. Communicare Health’s average performance rating is 2.7 out of 3 stars. This is below the national average of 3 out of 5 stars.

I have represented several families whose loved ones were injured and even tragically died as a result of injuries they sustained in skilled nursing facilities operated by Communicare Health. Keep your eyes out for a future post specifically focused on Communicare Health.

If you or a loved one has suffered harm from nursing home abuse or neglect in Warren, Cortland, Girard, Hubbard, Newton Falls, Niles, Youngstown, or anywhere else in or around Trumbull County, Ohio, it is important to contact an experienced nursing home abuse and neglect attorney as soon as possible.

Nursing home abuse and neglect is never an accident. Contact us for a free, no-obligation, case evaluation today.

Quick Facts and Other Resources:

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services provide a fantastic summary on residents’ rights under state and federal law which may be found here.

Under Ohio law, nursing home residents have specific enumerated rights. Those rights are contained in the Ohio Revised Code and may be found here: Section 3721.13 – Residents’ Rights

If you suspect nursing home abuse or neglect is occurring at a facility, you can file a complaint with the Ohio Department of Health. More information on the process and how to file a complaint may be found here. The online complaint form may be found here.

At the time of publication, the data underlying this post was last updated on January 14, 2026. To explore and download nursing home data, visit the data catalog on Data.cms.gov