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F801 citations, state by state

State surveyors cited F801 264 times at 254 of the 12,591 U.S. nursing homes they inspected in the 12 months from August 2025 through July 2026 (2%), the 79th most cited tag in the country. CMS words it as “employ sufficient staff with the appropriate competencies and skills sets to carry out the functions of the food and nutrition service, including a qualified dietician”.

Where it is cited

F801 in every state, by share of buildings inspected

The 12 months from August 2025 through July 2026. Source: CMS's nursing home health citation file, processed September 1, 2026.

StateRank thereCitationsBuildings citedImmediate jeopardy
Montana#2977 (12%)0
Kansas#202222 (11%)0
Alabama#3022 (10%)0
Vermont#2733 (9%)0
North Dakota#3033 (5%)0
California#694442 (4%)0
Pennsylvania#573128 (4%)0
Illinois#522622 (4%)0
Maryland#7499 (4%)0
Washington#7188 (4%)0
Nebraska#4466 (4%)0
Wisconsin#5699 (3%)0
West Virginia#7433 (3%)0
Idaho#6422 (3%)0
Maine#5522 (3%)0
Utah#5622 (3%)0
Hawaii#5411 (3%)0
Wyoming#6111 (3%)0
Indiana#6688 (2%)0
Missouri#8277 (2%)0
Minnesota#7266 (2%)0
Oklahoma#5844 (2%)0
Tennessee#4544 (2%)0
South Dakota#5822 (2%)0
Delaware#7911 (2%)0
Rhode Island#8911 (2%)0
Texas#811615 (1%)0
Ohio#10888 (1%)0
New York#8055 (1%)0
Iowa#6944 (1%)0
Michigan#10244 (1%)0
North Carolina#8733 (1%)0
Louisiana#9422 (1%)0
Massachusetts#10222 (1%)0
Arkansas#5811 (1%)0
Mississippi#9511 (1%)0
New Hampshire#6811 (1%)0
Florida#10422 (0%)0

A tag is ranked by how many times it was cited. “Buildings cited” counts the inspected buildings that drew the tag at least once, and its percentage is of every building inspected; we print a percentage only where 20 or more buildings were inspected. “Rank a year earlier” is the same ranking over August 2024 through July 2025. CMS publishes citations months after the survey, so the newest months are still filling in: compare ranks across the two years, not counts. Immediate jeopardy is CMS severity J, K or L; actual harm is G, H or I. No building is named on this page: open a building for its own inspections.

8 years of surveys

F801’s share of every U.S. citation, year by year

Each whole calendar year since 2018, the first under the F-tag numbers CMS adopted in November 2017.

0.4%0.3%0.2%0.1%0.0%0.3%20182019202020212022202320242025
The counts behind the line
YearCitationsShare of all U.S. citations
20182390.2%
20193550.3%
20201040.2%
20213130.4%
20222160.2%
20233900.3%
20244260.3%
20252880.3%
About this data
What is F801 in a nursing home survey?
F801 is the federal requirement CMS words as “Employ sufficient staff with the appropriate competencies and skills sets to carry out the functions of the food and nutrition service, including a qualified dietician.”
How often is F801 cited?
State surveyors cited F801 264 times at 254 of the 12,591 U.S. nursing homes they inspected in the 12 months from August 2025 through July 2026 (2%), the 79th most cited tag in the country. CMS words it as “employ sufficient staff with the appropriate competencies and skills sets to carry out the functions of the food and nutrition service, including a qualified dietician”.
Source: CMS's nursing home health citation file.
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