Madison

Madison County was established in 1810 and named for America’s fourth president, James Madison. It encompasses 467 square miles of central Ohio, including Ohio’s only natural plains—smaller versions of the Great Plains found in the West. With 88 percent of its land used for farming, Madison County remains one of Ohio’s agricultural leaders, and communities like London, Plain City, and West Jefferson retain a close-knit, forward-thinking character. Care of Excellent supports Madison County residents with the same respectful, relationship-based care that defines our work across Central Ohio: listening closely, protecting dignity, and helping each person live safely and confidently at home.