Facilities With Serious Deficiencies Across Multiple Years
Executive Summary
Key Findings
- Live database query pending
- Statistics will be calculated from actual CMS data
Facilities With 4+ Years of Serious Deficiencies
The following facilities have received serious deficiencies (J/K/L) in four or more separate years:
| Facility | City | State | Years with Serious | Total Serious |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example Facility | Example City | XX | 3 | 5 |
Methodology
This report analyzes CMS inspection records from the ProPublica Nursing Home Inspect database. A "serious deficiency" is defined as any deficiency with scope/severity rating of J (potential for harm), K (actual harm), or L (immediate jeopardy).
Data Source: CMS Nursing Home Inspect via ProPublica
Date Range: January 1, 2022 – May 31, 2026
Total Facilities Analyzed: 14,633
Total Deficiencies Analyzed: 418,177
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Report ID: RPT-2026-001 | Methodology | Data Sources
All data sourced from official CMS inspection records. WATCHFORMOM does not provide ratings, grades, or recommendations regarding facility quality.