Virginia
Nursing homes, home-health agencies and hospices in Virginia are certified by CMS and surveyed by Virginia Office of Licensure and Certification under federal rules. Virginia assisted-living inspections are not yet published here.
Standard surveys roughly every 12–15 months plus complaint and infection-control surveys. Deficiencies graded A–L.
We publish assisted-living inspections only where the state releases them in a usable form.
Quality measures and ownership from CMS; survey detail as published. Star ratings for home health only.
Cities A–Z
All 51 cities with at least one hospiceCounties: -, Accomack, Albemarle, Augusta, Bedford City, Botetourt, Bristol City, Buchanan, Carroll, Chesapeake City, Chesterfield, Danville City, Fairfax, Fairfax City, Falls Church City, Franklin, Gloucester, Hanover, Harrisonburg City, Henrico, James City, Lexington City, Loudoun, Lynchburg City, Newport News City, Norfolk City, Norton City, Nottoway, Petersburg City, Prince Edward, Prince William, Pulaski, Radford City, Richmond, Russell, Spotsylvania, Suffolk City, Tazewell, Virginia Beach City, Washington.
$9,011 in civil money penalties across 1 facility.
Read the digest →No county cost survey on file for this state.
Eligibility and program rules are published by the state Medicaid agency. Links only, no advice.