What you get. Your state's ownership picture, Medicaid rates, quality and staffing history, recent transactions, and where the legislation in your state is heading. One report per state, built from the source records, not a sales deck.
Why we ask who you are. So the report is your market and your buildings rather than a national average, and so we know which state you care about. That is the only reason we ask.
What we will not do. We do not sell or share your details with anyone. No sales call unless you ask for one. You choose whether we send you anything at all: every consent box on this site starts checked, and one tap clears it before you submit, or stops it for good anytime after.
The library
Start with your state.
No state matches that. Every state is listed above by name or postal code.
What just changed
The moves that reach every Medicaid bed.
CaliforniaEffective 2026-07-06
CA extends skilled nursing quality assurance fee and rate system through Dec 31, 2027
Applies to freestanding skilled nursing facilities under Medi-Cal. The bill extends the quality assurance fee (which funds rate increases) from exp…
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TennesseeEffective 2026-05-26
Nursing home Medicaid assessment fee extended one year to June 30, 2027
Applies to Medicaid-participating nursing facilities in Tennessee subject to the annual assessment fee under Title 71, Chapter 5, Part 10. The bill…
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LouisianaEffective 2026-08-01
Nursing homes in CMS Special Focus Facility Program face new state oversight duties, license revocation after 18 months
Applies to any Louisiana nursing facility selected for the CMS Special Focus Facility Program. These facilities must notify residents, offer transf…
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