LTC Intel Releases First Statewide Long-Term Care Performance Report for Oregon, Providing a Clear, Resident-Centered View of Nursing Home Quality and Safety

LTC Intel releases Oregon’s first independent, data-driven long-term care performance report, transforming complex CMS datasets into clear insights on staffing, quality, deficiencies, and statewide patterns to support better decision-making and improved resident quality of life. End Quote

Portland-Vancouver, OR-WA (1888PressRelease) December 09, 2025 - LTC Intel, a new data-intelligence initiative dedicated to improving quality of life for residents in long-term care, announces the release of its first flagship statewide performance report for Oregon. The report offers an accessible, data-driven analysis of the state’s CMS-certified Medicare/Medicaid nursing homes, excluding assisted living, memory care, and continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs), which operate under different regulatory frameworks.

Built to help leaders strengthen care quality, workforce stability, and resident safety, the 35-page Oregon Long-Term Care Performance Report brings together thousands of federal data points from CMS Care Compare, staffing transparency files, and survey and enforcement records. The report is structured to give policymakers, operators, advocates, and researchers a clear view of how Oregon’s federally certified long-term care facilities are performing, without requiring advanced analytic expertise.

“Better care begins with better visibility,” said Cindy Peterman, founder of LTC Intel. “This project was designed to give leaders the clarity they need to identify challenges, guide improvement efforts, and support safer, more stable, and more resident-centered long-term care.”

Key Findings from the Oregon Statewide Report Include:
Statewide distribution of CMS 5-Star Quality Ratings
Average staffing hours and workforce stability indicators
Turnover trends and weekend staffing levels
Patterns of federal deficiencies and severity levels
Statewide enforcement actions
Differences in performance by ownership type
County-level variations in resources and quality

This report focuses on system-level trends affecting resident outcomes. While it analyzes statewide patterns, it does not include names of individual facilities or ownership entities, ensuring the statewide report remains focused on broad performance trends rather than singling out specific organizations.

Individual Facility Reports, County and Chain Ownership Reports are Now Available for Pre-Order

While the statewide report provides essential system-wide insight, LTC Intel also offers detailed facility-level intelligence reports for any CMS-certified nursing home in Oregon.

These customizable reports include:
Facility-specific staffing and workforce metrics
Deficiency and enforcement history
Multi-year trendlines
Local and statewide benchmarking
Comparisons to other facilities within the same county

These individualized reports are available for pre-order now, with delivery within 7-10 days. County and Multi-facility packages for chain operators are also available for pre-order.

A New Resource Designed to Advance Resident Wellbeing
LTC Intel was created to help improve care quality by transforming complex federal datasets into clear, actionable insights. By elevating transparency and making performance data easier to understand, LTC Intel supports leaders in making decisions that directly impact resident safety, dignity, and day-to-day quality of life.

“Our goal is simple,” Peterman said. “When leaders have clear information, residents benefit. Every analysis we produce is designed to help teams strengthen care, support staff, and create better outcomes for the people who call these facilities home.”

Future state reports will be released throughout 2026 as LTC Intel expands nationally.
The Oregon Long-Term Care Performance Report is available now at www.ltcintel.com.

About LTC Intel
LTC Intel provides clear, accessible, and data-backed intelligence focused on improving long-term care quality and resident wellbeing. Using standardized analytic workflows, LTC Intel develops statewide and facility-level performance reports based on CMS-certified nursing home data. These reports support informed decision-making for administrators, policymakers, investors, researchers, and resident advocates.

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