Deficiency Index

What inspectors cite in hospices

Every federal deficiency on record for 6,577 hospices, with the inspector's own written findings.

Hospices on record, by statefewermore
Providers6,577

Hospices with at least one federal deficiency on record

Deficiencies75,054

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

Surveys11,923

Federal surveys carrying at least one deficiency

Lists hospices 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.

Hospice providers and deficiencies by state
StateHospicesDeficiencies
California2,24226,857
Texas8877,998
Arizona2372,495
Nevada2062,194
Georgia1961,754
Michigan1842,552
Illinois1481,601
Ohio1461,499
Pennsylvania1431,215
Missouri1422,663
Oklahoma1401,362
Virginia1171,172
Indiana1112,157
Louisiana104814
South Carolina94998
Wisconsin91999
Colorado89943
Alabama851,079
Kansas82854
Iowa801,582
Minnesota75482
Massachusetts73672
North Carolina73907
New Jersey59791
Oregon58435
Idaho53507
Tennessee52474
Florida51752
New Mexico49655
Mississippi46431
Washington46450
Arkansas43512
Utah40372
New York391,200
Puerto Rico39862
Nebraska33289
Montana29335
Maryland24313
Wyoming20286
Kentucky19226
Connecticut18114
New Hampshire18130
Maine14168
Hawaii11146
North Dakota1149
Rhode Island11132
West Virginia1177
South Dakota1048
Delaware9137
Alaska887
District of Columbia480
Vermont317
US Virgin Islands282
Guam140
Northern Mariana Islands18

Hospice findings published by CMS on QCOR, covering surveys from October 1, 2021 to March 25, 2026. The inspectors’ written findings come from a single CMS survey-report extract.

Federal survey findings only. State licensure findings for hospices are not shown.

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