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Every nursing home in America — with its inspections, staffing, fines, and who owns and runs it. Straight from public records, free to explore.
Live counts from the published index (20261107). They cover Medicare/Medicaid-certified nursing homes, plus 166 state-licensed-only nursing homes and 13,303 state enforcement actions in 9 states so far; assisted living and residential care (13,596 facilities) come from official state licensing rosters in 11 states and are counted separately (coverage) — not every senior-care residence in the US.
Everything public about a nursing home, in one friendly place.
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Every Medicare and Medicaid nursing home on one map — filter by ratings, size, staffing and neighborhood.
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Inspections, citations, fines, staffing and who really owns it — each fact linked to the official source.
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A researched, person-reviewed report on any facility: ownership, history, staffing and the neighborhood — $25.
How reports work →Every state, every certified nursing home
What inspectors most often find
- Environment & life safety190,439
- Clinical care167,943
- Medication management44,580
- Infection prevention32,088
- Emergency preparedness21,625
- Staffing & supervision14,971
- Administration & records13,229
Categories are Inferred groupings of official CMS citation codes. Every citation keeps its CMS tag.
Facts you can check, never guesses.
- ✓Every fact has a source. Click through to the CMS record it came from, with the release date and when we retrieved it.
- ✓Missing isn’t “clean”. CMS keeps about three years of inspections. No citations in that window is not the same as a spotless history — we say so.
- ✓Owners aren’t operators. The company running the home, its chain, its owners and its lenders are shown as separate roles, never lumped together.
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Recently updated
First harvested Nov 7, 2026. From the next CMS release, homes that open, change or close show up here.
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