Know a nursing home before you choose it
The Chateau at Moorings Park, Naples FL
A real report on a CMS 5-star nursing home, built from public records in November 2026: 25 pages, 35 sourced facts, 21 citations reviewed and 19 CMS quality measures compared with Florida and the US. Even a 5-star home has things to ask about — this one runs above the state on pressure ulcers and sedative use. The first pages give you the answer; the rest is the evidence.
High level first, deep dive after
The verdict
One plain sentence and a short summary you can read in 30 seconds: what the home is, how its record looks, and the one or two things to check.
Your checklist
Fourteen things families actually decide on — nurse hours, RN and weekend coverage, turnover, serious citations, complaints, infection control, falls and pressure ulcers, medicines, hospital returns, ownership changes, fines, hurricane readiness, memory care and payment — each with the exact question to ask.
Quality vs. the state
Live CMS quality measures — falls, pressure ulcers, antipsychotics, infections, hospital and ER returns — side by side with your state and national averages.
Staffing from payroll data
Nurse and RN hours per resident, weekend coverage and staff turnover from payroll records, benchmarked against the state — not the home’s own estimate.
Who owns and runs it
Operator, chain, owners of record and recent ownership changes, plus (in the full edition) property owners, parent companies, news and lawsuits.
Inspections, explained
Every citation in CMS’s window, a year-by-year chart, the scope-and-severity grid and the serious findings in plain English.
Questions for your visit
What to ask — and what to watch for in person: call-light response, help at meals, residents out of bed, how families are kept informed.
Every fact sourced
Numbered chips link each statement to its source in the appendix — the CMS record, page or filing it came from, with dates and how sure we are.
Researched by an agent, reviewed by a person
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Request
Choose a nursing home and request a report. We email a secure payment link, and a person reviews the request before research starts.
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Research
Official CMS records and live quality measures come first. Our research agent then checks state records, ownership and corporate sources, news, lawsuits, the home’s own pages and family reviews, recording every fact with its source and date.
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Verify
A separate pass checks every outside fact for source, date and attribution. Sister facilities, property owners and parent companies are never confused with the home. Missing data is never treated as “no issue”.
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Deliver
The report is written in plain English, reviewed by a person and emailed as a PDF — usually within 2–3 business days.
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A report is a structured summary of public and permitted sources. It cannot uncover non-public information and is not a rating, an inspection or a guarantee about anyone’s care.
