2017 and 2018 Consumer Information Reports for Nursing Homes and Facilities for People with Developmental Disabilities

The Consumer Information Report is produced annually by the Division of Quality Assurance for each Wisconsin nursing home and facility serving persons with developmental disabilities (FDD – also known as ICF/IID).

The report provides information to aid residents or prospective residents in assessing the quality of care provided by a facility. Information includes facility specific federal violations and staffing information.

Please note that there are a few facilities listed that do not have reports. They are either state licensed only (i.e. not accepting patients funded by Medicare or Medicaid) or else were established too recently to generate reports. Also note that facilities that ceased operations in the reporting period do not appear on this report.

Additional Information

In addition to reviewing these reports, you should do the following:

• Visit the facilities you are interested in (consult the various guides to choosing a nursing home via Finding and Choosing a Nursing Home – includes directories of facilities).

• View the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Nursing Home Compare website that includes a Five-Star Quality Rating System for each nursing home based on survey inspections, staffing levels and quality measures.

Review Choosing Wisconsin Residential Options for information on a county-by-county basis about other possibilities for providing health or residential care.