Each facility is required by law to make the latest state inspection report available for examination in a place readily accessible to residents.
You can also obtain state inspection reports from the state survey agency, the facility itself, or the long-term care ombudsman. Inspections take place at least every 9 to 15 months. State inspection or “survey” reports contain information about any deficiencies found when inspectors complete their annual inspection of the facility. State Nursing Home Inspection Reports: ‘Nursing Home Compare’ provides inspection reports for each facility. All of this information can be helpful in getting a preliminary picture of what the facility is like. Data in this section includes the type of ownership (for-profit, non-profit, church-related, etc.), type of payment accepted (Medicare, Medicaid, or both), the size of the facility, and whether or not the facility is part of a chain. Once you have selected a nursing facility or facilities, you are given the option of viewing several different types of information including facility characteristic, inspection, staffing level, and quality measure information.įacility Overview: On ‘Nursing Home Compare’ the “About Homes” section gives an overview of basic characteristics of each facility.
MEDICAID.GOV NURSING HOME COMPARE ZIP
On this site, you can search for nursing homes by state, county, city, or zip code. Data about Medicaid- or Medicare-certified nursing homes is provided by the federal government through Nursing Home Compare.
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