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Nursing home change of ownership in Ohio

CMS has recorded 314 nursing home changes of ownership in Ohio since 2016. Each one is a building that changed hands — a new operator, often a new staffing model, and a new set of vendor relationships.

YearOwnership changes
201621
201730
201876
201927
202033
202147
202215
202317
202444
20254

The CMS change-of-ownership file lags. The most recent quarters are incomplete and fill in over the following months, so treat the last two years as a floor rather than a count.

Most recent Ohio transactions

BuyerSellerEffective
EDITH LANE OF CINCINNATI LLCMFF MOUNTAIN CREST LLC2025-06-30
BLUE ASH HEALTH & REHAB LLCBLUE ASH HEALTHCARE LLC2025-06-30
HILLSBORO HEALTH AND REHAB LLCLAUREL HEALTH CARE COMPANY OF HILLSBORO2025-06-30
BARNESVILLE SNF HEALTHCARE LLCEHCS BARNESVILLE PROPERTIES LLC2025-06-15
FHS INNISWOOD, INC.COLUMBUS COLONY FOR ELDERLY CARE, INC2024-12-31

Who is buying

Most acquisitive buyers since 2020Facilities acquired
NEAR KNOLL LEASING CO. II, LLC1
GARDENS AT PAULDING OPERATING COMPANY, LLC1
WALNUT CREEK SNF OPCO LLC1
BUCKEYE FOREST AT MAYFIELD HEIGHTS LLC1
GARDENS AT ST. HENRY OPERATING COMPANY, LLC1

What a Medicare change of ownership actually is

A CHOW is the formal Medicare process when a certified provider changes hands. The buyer either accepts assignment of the existing provider agreement — inheriting its compliance history and its liabilities — or the agreement terminates and the buyer enrolls fresh. The choice matters enormously to the buyer, and it is visible in the filing.

Every Ohio ownership change on record

All 314 Ohio transactions with buyer, seller, CCN, effective date, CHOW type and the full owner list on both sides. CSV and PDF.

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Common questions

What is a CHOW in Medicare?

A change of ownership: the formal process when a Medicare-certified provider is sold. The buyer either assumes the existing provider agreement along with its compliance history, or lets it terminate and enrolls as a new provider.

How many nursing homes changed hands in Ohio?

314 recorded changes of ownership since 2016, per CMS.

Sources for this page
Skilled Nursing Facility Change of Ownership — CMS file SNF_CHOW_2026.07.17.csv, published 2026-07-27, retrieved 2026-08-20. Original file