Every Arizona Nursing Home, Compared.
Current CMS data on all AZ Medicare-certified facilities — ratings, deficiencies, fines, complaints, and ownership, so you can make informed decisions.
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Nursing Homes Ratings
Highest Nursing Turnover
Providers that have Highest Nursing Turnover.
Highest Number of Deficiencies
Providers that have Highest Number of Deficiencies
Highest Fines by Home
Homes with the highest total value of fines received in the last three years. See all homes by highest fines
- Special focus facility: Flagged by the government for having a history of serious quality issues.
- Special focus facility candidate: Meets the criteria to be a special focus facility but hasn’t yet been designated as one.
AZ Nursing Home Compare
Finding care for your loved one can be a challenging and difficult decision for family members. Martin J. Solomon and Danielle R. Solomon of Solomon & Relihan — recognized among the Top 10 Nursing Home Trial Lawyers in the nation — have spent decades litigating nursing home neglect and abuse cases across Arizona. To help fellow Arizonans make informed decisions, they created this tool to help caregivers easily search federal databases for updated information about nursing home facilities across Arizona.
Use this tool to learn more about Medicare provider facilities and any incidents at the facility to make informed decisions about your loved one’s care. We want you to get the answers you need, so you can get your loved one the care they deserve.
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About This Data
Last Updated
All data updated November 2026
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Click here for a list of all Medicare-certified nursing homes.
Download the raw data files, updated August 2026.
Sources
This app uses data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Information on deficiencies comes from a home’s last three inspection cycles, or roughly three years in total.
