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F620

Not require residents to give up Medicare or Medicaid benefits, or pay privately as a condition of admission; and must tell residents what care they do not provide.

Cited 117 times across 10+ facilities in 25 states.

117
Total citations
10+
Facilities
25
States
1
Immediate Jeopardy

What F620 requires

F620 corresponds to the federal standard: Not require residents to give up Medicare or Medicaid benefits, or pay privately as a condition of admission; and must tell residents what care they do not provide.. When a surveyor finds that a facility is not meeting this standard, they cite the tag and assign a scope/severity letter (A–L) describing how widespread the issue is and how much harm it caused.

Severity distribution

  • Level 4 — Immediate jeopardy 1
  • Level 2 — No actual harm, potential for more than minimal 107
  • Level 1 — Potential for minimal harm 9

States with the most F620 citations

StateF620 citations
Pennsylvania 18
Missouri 17
California 16
Texas 15
Ohio 9
Illinois 5
Kansas 4
Washington 4
Colorado 3
Indiana 3

Facilities with the most F620 citations

Methodology F620 counts reflect publicly-filed deficiency findings from state survey teams working under federal contract. A citation is not a court judgment or admission of wrongdoing. Facilities may contest findings through Informal Dispute Resolution (IDR/IIDR).

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