Free records and planned research reports
Start with the free record
Every facility profile, printable Record Summary, and side-by-side comparison is free. The planned reports would add a researcher’s review of the homes you name: a written shortlist brief or a closer look at one facility. We will agree on the work, delivery, and final price before any charge. Purchases are not open yet.
See a free Record SummaryCompare records for freeNo purchase or email required.
Any published facility
Record Summary
Free
Print the public facts, dates, source links, gaps, and visit questions for one facility.
- Available for each published facility
- Print or save as PDF
- No account or email required
Up to three facilities · planned
Shortlist Research Brief
$39
A 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.
- Source-linked differences with dates and limits
- Repeated citation topics where the records support them
- Questions and missing information to check on a visit
One facility · planned
Facility Deep Dive
$129
A researcher would check one home’s public identifiers and inspection trail, then document unclear or conflicting fields with sources and dates.
- Manual match of facility identity and public sources
- Dated inspection and discrepancy notes
- Evidence list and questions for follow-up
Why request a paid brief when the records are public?
The free comparison shows published fields side by side. The planned Shortlist Research Brief would have a researcher check dates and sources, explain differences and recurring CMS citation topics where the records support them, and write questions for your shortlist. The Facility Deep Dive would spend that review time on one home’s identity, inspection trail, and unclear or conflicting public fields. You would receive a dated evidence list so you can check the work yourself.
Both scopes need fulfillment pilots before sales open. $39 and $129 are provisional U.S.-dollar prices. A request starts a conversation; it is not an order.