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Find the records before you visit
If you’re looking at nursing homes for a parent, partner, or someone else close to you, the paperwork piles up fast. CareLedger brings together dated CMS facility facts, inspection findings, staffing figures, and reported penalties. You can check the sources and plan your questions without giving a referral service your phone number.
Search at no cost.Each record names its official source.Placement fees do not affect the order.

Take it one step at a time
You do not have to sort through every record in one sitting
Start with the places your family is actually considering. Check the basic record, write down what is missing, and take those questions with you when you visit.
Look up a facilityHelp with the harder parts of the record
Not sure what a staffing number or inspection finding means? Start with the source date, then use these guides to decide what to ask on a visit.
Nationwide directory
Start with the places you’re considering
Search by facility name, city, ZIP code, state, or public identifier. Each record shows its source and when the data was retrieved.
14,686 current source recordsCoverage and freshness vary by record
Before you book a tour
Read what the record says, note what it does not cover, and take your questions with you when you visit.
What goes into a record
How we build each record
CareLedger organizes public information for families, advocates, and professionals. We show where each record came from, when it was retrieved, and what it may be missing.
Read the full methodologyRecord summaries and optional research
Take the records with you
Print a free summary for any published facility. If you need a closer comparison or a researcher to check the sources, you can request details. Paid reports are not for sale yet.
Print the public facts, dates, source links, gaps, and visit questions for one facility.
FreeSee what is includedA researcher would examine the homes on your shortlist, explain dated differences and recurring CMS citation topics where available, and write down what to check next.
$39See what is includedA researcher would check one home’s public identifiers and inspection trail, then document unclear or conflicting fields with sources and dates.
$129See what is includedPaid prices are provisional. If advertising is introduced, it will be labeled and will not affect rankings.
Keep the source close
Search the public record, save a shortlist, and look at a sample report if you want the records pulled together.