Every family deserves the truth about where their loved one will spend their final years.

We built TheCareRatings.com because the industry wasn't giving it to them.

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When a parent's health declines, families are given a list of facility names and a phone number. No inspection history. No staffing ratios. No penalty records. Just a name and an address.

The sites that exist to help often make it worse. Sponsored listings. Paid placements. Five-star reviews purchased by the very facilities they're supposed to evaluate. Families making one of the most consequential decisions of their lives are doing it blind.

We believe this is unacceptable.

We built the platform families actually needed.

TheCareRatings.com aggregates millions of data points from 12 federal and state agencies — CMS inspection records, CDC health outcomes, FBI crime data, USDA food security surveys, HUD housing reports, and more. We normalize this data into clear, comparable scores so any family can understand it in minutes.

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We look beyond the building.

A nursing home doesn't exist in a vacuum. The neighborhood matters. The hospital proximity matters. The local crime rate matters. The food access matters. We are the only platform that integrates community-level intelligence alongside clinical facility data — so you can evaluate the whole picture.

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We will never be bought.

Facilities cannot pay to improve their rating on this platform. They cannot sponsor their way to the top of search results. They cannot hide penalties or suppress inspection findings. Our algorithms are public, our methodology is documented, and our data comes from the government — not from them.

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We built this for the 53 million Americans caring for an aging loved one.

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