Division of Quality Assurance: Requests for Information

The Division of Quality Assurance (DQA) is responsible for licensing and regulation of providers, facilities, and programs that provide health, long-term care, mental health, and substance use disorder services. This webpage provides information regarding requests for information pertaining to DQA-regulated providers.

Most requested information

The most requested information is called a Statement of Deficiency (SOD). A SOD is the official survey report containing the results of a DQA survey inspection and/or complaint investigation of a provider. SODs of most DQA-regulated providers and programs are available online using Provider Search at no cost to the public. Another often requested record is called a Plan of Correction (POC). A POC is a provider's response to the alleged violations in the SOD. A three-year history of SODs and POCs is available for most provider types on Provider Search.

Below are other commonly requested records maintained by DQA. This listing is not exclusive, and any requests for records will be considered by the DQA records team.

Common records requests

Provider information requests (state release)

Provider types

DQA is the release authority for information pertaining to the providers listed below:

Requesting information

No official form is needed to make a request for information maintained by DQA. To make a request, contact DQA:

Requests for information that contain personally identifying, personal health, and other types of confidential information must be accompanied with legally documented authorization. Without proper authorization, information requests may contain redactions.

Provider information requests (federal release)

The federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is the release authority for information pertaining to the providers listed below.

Requesting information

The CMS FOIA website (opens external link) provides helpful forms, information, and guidance to assist you when submitting a request. CMS requires authorization for the release of confidential information.

To submit a FOIA request:

Last revised February 20, 2025