Free public-interest research
These reports turn public records and community-published information into a clearer starting point for families, journalists, advocates, and researchers. Every report names its source, place, and limits before asking the data to answer a question.
Start with the source that matches the question
Nursing-home evidence, assisted-living licensing records, and published prices are different kinds of information. Haven keeps them separate so a federal nursing-home record is never presented as an assisted-living score, and a starting rate never becomes a promise about total cost or availability.
Nationwide · CMS nursing-home data
A state-level analysis of CMS inspection citations, abuse indicators, Special Focus status, civil penalties, and nurse staffing for CMS-certified nursing homes.
Salt Lake County · CMS nursing-home data
A county-level view of CMS star ratings, staffing, citations, federal penalties, abuse icons, and Special Focus status for the reviewed nursing-home cohort.
Salt Lake County · Utah public records
A source-scoped snapshot of Type I and Type II assisted-living license and inspection fields, with all displayed public findings available for independent checking and exact-label topic summaries linked to family guides.
Salt Lake County · Utah medication findings
A reproducible view of historical public findings selected from four exact Utah DLBC medication-related rule-description labels, with every matched row available for independent checking.
Salt Lake City area · community-published prices
A source-labeled collection of first-party assisted-living and memory-care starting-rate rows, separated by care setting with observation dates, source links, and qualifications.
A more useful way to share the data
The report page explains the source release or retrieval date, coverage, field definitions, and limits that a spreadsheet cannot carry by itself. The CSV makes the reported rows portable for a closer look. Before republishing a conclusion, check the report's source links and the original publisher's terms, then confirm time-sensitive facts directly with the relevant regulator or community.
These public resources are free to read and download. They are not medical, legal, financial, or placement advice; they do not identify a suitable community, guarantee a room, quote a current price, or determine whether a person will be accepted for care.