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Nursing Home Deficiency Explorer

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418,148Source: https://data.cms.gov/provider-data/dataset/r9s8-i3pj · Dataset: cms-care-compare-nh-deficiencies/v1 · Snapshot: 2026-05-01
CMS deficiency citations by state, deficiency category, and harm flag. Ranked by total citation count per facility. Every figure traces to CMS NH Health Deficiencies (dataset r5ix-sfxw), processing date 2026-04-01.

418,148Total citations
14,635Facilities
5.6%Harm-flagged
CMS r5ix-sfxwSource

Related: Deficiency research study · State-level nursing home hub · Care Compare overview

Top facilities by deficiency count

FacilityStateCityDeficienciesHarm citationsLast surveyProvenance
MIRAGE POST ACUTE
CCN 056039
CALANCASTER
2622% harm
⚠ 6 harmFeb 2, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
RIO HONDO SUBACUTE & NURSING CENTER
CCN 056487
CAMONTEBELLO
1968% harm
⚠ 15 harmFeb 10, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
INLAND VALLEY CARE AND REHABILITATION CENTER
CCN 056431
CAPOMONA
1914% harm
⚠ 7 harmFeb 11, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
SANTA ANITA CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL
CCN 055293
CATEMPLE CITY
1825% harm
⚠ 10 harmJan 5, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
ELKTON NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER
CCN 215269
MDELKTON
1732% harm
⚠ 3 harmJan 29, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
PLAZA HEALTHCARE CENTER
CCN 055206
CASANTA ANA
1712% harm
⚠ 3 harmFeb 26, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
SANTA MONICA REHABILITATION CENTER
CCN 555808
CASANTA MONICA
1694% harm
⚠ 7 harmFeb 25, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
MACLAY HEALTHCARE CENTER
CCN 555583
CASYLMAR
1697% harm
⚠ 12 harmSep 15, 2025CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
PINES NURSING AND REHAB
CCN 215010
MDEASTON
1672% harm
⚠ 4 harmSep 4, 2025CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
ANTELOPE VALLEY CARE CENTER
CCN 555456
CALANCASTER
1663% harm
⚠ 5 harmFeb 2, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
RIVERSIDE POSTACUTE CARE
CCN 555330
CARIVERSIDE
1662% harm
⚠ 4 harmFeb 10, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
CAPITOL CITY REHAB AND HEALTHCARE CENTER
CCN 095022
DCWASHINGTON
1638% harm
⚠ 13 harmFeb 13, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
ASHLAND NURSING AND REHABILITATION
CCN 495362
VAASHLAND
158
—Aug 21, 2025CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
The Terrace at Crystal LLC
CCN 245289
MNCRYSTAL
1586% harm
⚠ 10 harmJan 30, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
BRADLEY ESTATES NURSING AND REHAB LLC
CCN 525325
WIMILWAUKEE
1559% harm
⚠ 14 harmDec 30, 2025CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
SEAL BEACH HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER
CCN 056010
CASEAL BEACH
150
—Feb 19, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
Friendship Rehab and Health
CCN 395015
PABEAVER
1486% harm
⚠ 9 harmDec 29, 2025CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
PARK AVENUE HEALTHCARE & WELLNESS CENTER
CCN 555852
CAPOMONA
1483% harm
⚠ 4 harmFeb 5, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
LAGUNA HILLS HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER
CCN 056110
CALAGUNA HILLS
1471% harm
⚠ 1 harmFeb 4, 2026CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026
AVENTURA AT TERRACE VIEW
CCN 395414
PAPECKVILLE
14611% harm
⚠ 16 harmApr 23, 2025CMS NH Health Deficiencies · Apr 1, 2026

Showing top 20 facilities by total deficiency citations. Source: CMS Provider Data Catalog (r5ix-sfxw). Processing date: 2026-04-01. Harm citations = scope/severity codes G–L per CMS definition. Cite as: Fonteum analysis of CMS NH Health Deficiency data.

About the data

What is a nursing home deficiency citation?

A deficiency citation is issued by CMS surveyors when a nursing home fails to meet federal standards during an inspection. Citations are categorized by scope (how widespread the problem is) and severity (how much harm was caused). Codes G through L indicate the deficiency caused actual harm to residents.

Which facilities have the most nursing home deficiencies?

This tool ranks facilities by total deficiency citation count using CMS NH Health Deficiencies data (dataset r5ix-sfxw). The national dataset covers 418,148 citations across 14,635 certified nursing facilities. Use the state filter to compare facilities within a specific state.

What does 'harm flag' mean in this tool?

The harm flag indicates that a deficiency citation was assigned scope/severity code G, H, I, J, K, or L by CMS surveyors. These codes mean the deficiency caused actual harm to one or more residents — as opposed to codes A through F, which represent lower-severity findings. Nationally, 5.6% of all citations carry a harm-level code.

How current is this deficiency data?

Fonteum's deficiency dataset reflects CMS's April 2026 monthly full-replacement file (processing date 2026-04-01), sourced from the CMS Provider Data Catalog (dataset identifier r5ix-sfxw). CMS publishes updated files monthly. Each row in Fonteum's database is attributed to its source, processing date, and Fonteum ingest date.

Limitations: This tool reflects deficiency data as published by CMS and does not include citations under IDR (Informal Dispute Resolution) that CMS excludes from Five-Star calculations. Correction status and dates are as reported by the facility to CMS. This tool is for research and informational purposes only; it is not a substitute for direct CMS inspection reports or legal advice.

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