Deficiency Index

What inspectors cite in home health agencies

Every federal deficiency on record for 4,626 home health agencies, with the inspector's own written findings.

Home health agencies on record, by statefewermore
Providers4,626

Home health agencies with at least one federal deficiency on record

Deficiencies35,673

Excludes the surveyor’s preamble, which is not a finding

Surveys7,049

Federal surveys carrying at least one deficiency

Lists home health agencies with at least one federal deficiency. One with nothing cited does not appear.

By state

Where the findings are

Inventories, not rankings: counts are not comparable between states.

Home health providers and deficiencies by state
StateAgenciesDeficiencies
Texas5581,415
California4774,482
Illinois3282,493
Indiana2735,083
Pennsylvania2311,308
Florida223854
Ohio218828
Oklahoma2052,110
Michigan2003,616
Louisiana124680
Iowa1121,216
North Carolina110759
Missouri1071,827
Minnesota103887
Colorado93410
New York891,255
Virginia88424
Arkansas80303
Georgia72317
Massachusetts72418
Tennessee72239
New Mexico57361
Nevada57519
Alabama53408
Kansas48345
Connecticut44294
Nebraska44231
Washington41252
South Carolina37171
Wisconsin33140
Arizona32163
Mississippi2930
Oregon2874
Utah28166
Maryland27150
New Jersey27173
West Virginia2473
Wyoming2391
Montana20210
Idaho16131
New Hampshire1675
South Dakota1432
Rhode Island13161
Alaska1249
District of Columbia12132
Maine1242
Puerto Rico12169
North Dakota915
Kentucky813
Delaware755
Hawaii414
Guam26
Vermont24

Home health findings published by CMS on QCOR, covering surveys from January 4, 2021 to July 24, 2026. The inspectors’ written findings come from 7,049 individual survey reports.

Federal survey findings only. State licensure findings for home health agencies are not shown.

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