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Cleveland, OH

There are 159 healthcare facilities in this market — 138 nursing homes and 21 hospitals. Here is what their own federal filings and this week’s job postings say about staffing demand, free and with nothing asked.

108
short of staff

nursing homes staffing below what their own resident mix calls for, from the payroll they file with Medicare.

92
already buy agency

nursing homes whose own payroll filing reports contract nursing hours last quarter. They are buying from somebody.

90
advertising now

facilities with at least one job advertised in this market this week.

14,414
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, read 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
ClevelandCuyahoga271,961
WestlakeCuyahoga8622
ParmaCuyahoga7958
Avon, OHLorain5314
BeachwoodCuyahoga5708
Middleburg HeightsCuyahoga5449
Aurora, OHPortage4370
ChardonGeauga4360
EuclidCuyahoga4240
MentorLake4458
BereaCuyahoga3315
BrunswickMedina3259
ElyriaLorain3198
Garfield HeightsCuyahoga3286
LakewoodCuyahoga3235
Mayfield HeightsCuyahoga3145
Medina, OHMedina3209
North OlmstedCuyahoga3202
North RidgevilleLorain3349
StrongsvilleCuyahoga3362
TwinsburgSummit3252
Broadview HeightsCuyahoga2227
Brook ParkCuyahoga291
Chagrin FallsCuyahoga2111
East ClevelandCuyahoga2264
LyndhurstCuyahoga2221
Oakwood VillageCuyahoga2120
Olmsted FallsCuyahoga2160
Painesville, OHLake2158
RichfieldSummit2171
Richmond HeightsCuyahoga2236
Rocky RiverCuyahoga2229
Warrensville HeightsCuyahoga297
WilloughbyLake2229
Avon LakeLorain1120
Bay VillageCuyahoga1138
BrecksvilleCuyahoga180
BrooklynCuyahoga1111
BurtonGeauga190
Cleveland HeightsCuyahoga1115
Concord, OHLake172
Fairview ParkCuyahoga1118
Highland HeightsCuyahoga196
Hudson, OHSummit175
KirtlandLake1177
Lagrange, OHLorain1121
MacedoniaSummit198
Maple HeightsCuyahoga199
Mayfield VillageCuyahoga152
NewburyGeauga192
North RandallCuyahoga1150
North RoyaltonCuyahoga1130
NorthfieldSummit170
Olmsted TwpCuyahoga185
Parma HeightsCuyahoga1162
Sagamore HillsSummit199
Seven HillsCuyahoga180
Shaker HeightsCuyahoga150
SolonCuyahoga199
Walton HillsCuyahoga199
WickliffeLake1170

Which of them should you call first?

Across this market, 108 nursing homes are staffing below their own resident mix and 92 already pay for agency nursing. This page says how many. Which buildings, 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 building, and naming a real facility as short of staff on a public page is something this site does not do.

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