Browse Report Cards by State

55,369 senior-care providers graded or listed from public regulatory data, across all 50 states. Pick a state, or use the interactive map.

How these grades work. Every grade is computed from a fixed public rubric — safety inspections, staffing, clinical outcomes, enforcement actions and financial stability — using government data. No facility can pay to change its grade or placement. Providers with under 30% rubric coverage are shown as "Listed" with no letter grade rather than pretending thin data is comparable. Read the full methodology.

State	Nursing homes	Home health	Hospice	Assisted living	Total
Alaska	20	14	6	—	40
Alabama	224	116	85	—	425
Arkansas	221	92	46	—	359
Arizona	140	177	242	2,047	2,606
California	1,164	3,147	2,062	8,701	15,074
Colorado	210	222	87	672	1,191
Connecticut	191	72	28	—	291
Delaware	44	22	11	—	77
Florida	694	1,134	60	3,077	4,965
Georgia	356	104	263	—	723
Hawaii	42	18	11	—	71
Iowa	390	128	70	—	588
Idaho	80	50	54	—	184
Illinois	667	526	146	495	1,834
Indiana	507	171	102	—	780
Kansas	297	109	86	—	492
Kentucky	268	88	23	—	379
Louisiana	266	176	119	—	561
Massachusetts	341	287	76	—	704
Maryland	221	51	26	—	298
Maine	78	19	17	—	114
Michigan	423	376	172	639	1,610
Minnesota	338	141	83	2,461	3,023
Missouri	487	122	130	—	739
Mississippi	202	42	83	—	327
Montana	61	21	32	—	114
North Carolina	420	165	76	—	661
North Dakota	72	20	13	—	105
Nebraska	179	62	42	—	283
New Hampshire	73	27	23	—	123
New Jersey	348	38	61	—	447
New Mexico	68	70	54	—	192
Nevada	66	218	184	433	901
New York	596	101	39	—	736
Ohio	921	841	169	—	1,931
Oklahoma	283	215	133	—	631
Oregon	128	51	65	692	936
Pennsylvania	657	416	183	—	1,256
Rhode Island	73	23	11	—	107
South Carolina	187	68	87	—	342
South Dakota	96	23	17	—	136
Tennessee	303	129	60	—	492
Texas	1,176	1,850	1,086	1,813	5,925
Utah	97	83	84	—	264
Virginia	289	240	111	—	640
Vermont	33	9	9	—	51
Washington	194	71	50	558	873
Wisconsin	323	88	83	—	494
West Virginia	123	46	18	—	187
Wyoming	36	30	21	—	87