Compliance data licensing
The structured compliance record for licensed care.
State inspectors write detailed narratives on every licensed care facility. The state publishes them as scattered PDFs. ReadyRule publishes them as data: citations, visits, penalties, narratives, regional-office patterns. Today, 28,000+ California facilities. Eldercare and adjacent state sources are on the roadmap.
ReadyRule licenses the dataset to people whose decisions depend on it. Four audiences use it differently.
Attorneys
For attorneys building elder-abuse, neglect, or wrongful-death cases, ReadyRule delivers facility-specific compliance histories. Citation chronology, visit narratives, penalty records, ownership context, regional-office enforcement pattern. Faster than discovery, structured for exhibit. Engagement is per-case or per-portfolio.
Insurance loss control
For insurance loss-control teams underwriting or renewing care-facility policies, ReadyRule delivers structured loss-history signals. Citation severity trends, visit cadence, complaint substantiation rates. The dataset informs underwriting, pricing, and post-loss investigation. Delivery is API or scheduled feed.
Multi-unit operators
For multi-unit operators managing portfolios across regions, ReadyRule surfaces enforcement-officer patterns, regional-office variance, and cross-facility comparisons. Operators use the data to spot drift before the next inspection lands. Delivery is dashboard or scheduled feed.
R&R agencies
For Resource & Referral agencies vetting referrals to families, ReadyRule surfaces the citation history on the facilities you refer. Refer with the inspection record visible, not buried.
Proof artifact
Sample available on request
A redacted sample dossier for a representative California facility is available on request. The format is structured for attorney-grade engagements: chronological citations, narrative excerpts, ownership context, and regional-office enforcement pattern.
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