Every senior housing decision is made under pressure. We give you the inspection record before you tour.
Reckon publishes the state-licensing inspection history of every senior community we cover, plainly. Pulled from public regulators.
ASHA 50 Operators Grading Matrix
How the 50 largest U.S. seniors housing operators fare on the state inspection record, one state at a time.
See the matrix →Every licensed assisted living and skilled nursing facility in our coverage states.
State-licensing inspection records pulled and reparsed every week from public regulators.
Alabama, Arizona, California, Delaware, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin indexed. More states load one at a time; the coverage map shows which.
143 WEST SIDLEE LLC
A assisted living community in CA, scored against twelve months of state-licensing inspection history. The full record links every citation to its source document.
The Reckon Rating weights twelve months of state inspection violations by severity and recency. The underlying record is the regulator's. We summarize, we do not characterize.Read the full inspection record →
Reckon Rating
Ranked 1st of 8,413 in California
Compared only with other California facilities.
The record we publish comes from public regulators. The community does not get to edit it. The score is computed the same way for every community we cover.
Every record begins as a public document. State licensing agencies publish inspection reports under public records law. We collect them weekly from each state's department of public health, parse the violations against the federal CMS Form 2567 standard, and store the source PDFs alongside every claim we make.
The whole record, translated. Each community gets a profile showing every inspection from the last three years, the specific regulation cited, the surveyor's narrative translated plainly, and the operator's plan of correction. The Reckon Rating is a single summary. The full record is the answer to the questions families actually ask.
Senior living advisors are paid a commission on every move-in, typically one month's rent. That fee is a percentage of the first month's rent, so a more expensive community pays a bigger commission. Operators who agreed to a higher percentage to win priority placement pay a bigger commission still. The advisor's largest paycheck is the one where your mother ends up in the most expensive room, at the operator who pays the highest take rate, on the fastest timeline. The inspection record is the one piece of the picture that does not bend to who is paying.
“The most consequential decision most families will ever make about their parents' care is currently made on the basis of a brochure and a guided tour. We think you deserve the inspection record.”