Desks · Data Doughnut

In every desk

The same plain, clickable pages, whichever desk you pick.

Plain English

We translate agency codes into everyday words. No data degree needed.

Sources on every page

Each page says which agency the numbers came from and how current they are.

Watch anything

Star a building, county, bill, rule, or grant. When it changes, it shows up on your account page and in a weekly email.

My places

Upload your list of buildings, loans, or addresses once, and every desk can narrow down to just them.

Meeting packets

One printable page about any county or building, put in the order your audience cares about.

Connect your AI

At Level 3, ask Claude or Grok questions and get answers from our data, with the sources named.

What's changed at the things you watch, on your account page

Region Brief

Profile any county, metro, or state — and see how it compares

For: Economic developers, planners, chambers, consultants, and grant writers

A board meeting, grant application, or site proposal needs a clear profile of a place, but the facts are spread across dozens of government files — and nobody knows which places to compare against.

Standout features

A dossier for any county
Neighborhood hardship score
Meeting packets
Maps you can click

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A dossier for any county — Everything you'd pull together for a grant or a site visit — people, jobs, health care, housing, and disasters — already on one page, with the source for every number.

Neighborhood hardship scoreFunders ask how hard-hit your area is. This answers in one number, down to the neighborhood, built by us from Census data.

Meeting packetsWalk into a board meeting or a funder call with one printed page about your place, put in the order that room cares about.

Maps you can clickStart with the whole country, click your state, then your county. Easy to show on a screen in a meeting.

CareSite Ops

See which nursing homes need help first

For: People who run or oversee nursing homes

Staffing gaps, empty beds, and inspection problems are hard to spot when they're buried in long reports.

Standout features

My buildings
Risk watchlist
One page per building
Weather and your buildings
Compare chains
Developmental disability homes

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My buildings — Your homes with what changed in CMS's newest file, who's due for a state inspection, staffing, and new citations — worst first.

Risk watchlistSee which of your buildings need help first — low ratings, thin staffing, new fines — and why, before an inspector does.

One page per buildingRatings, inspections, fines, staffing, owners, and finances for any building, yours or a competitor's, all on one page.

Weather and your buildingsWhen a storm warning goes up, see which buildings are under it, how long their power has gone out before, and how many nearby residents need powered medical equipment.

Compare chainsSee how your group stacks up against every other chain on stars, staffing, turnover, and fines.

Developmental disability homesEvery home for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, the big state institutions still open, and each state's waiting list.

Health Markets

See which areas are growing and where care is thin

For: Hospital and health system leaders

Facts about patients, competitors, and costs are scattered, so it's hard to compare one area to another.

Standout features

Community Health Needs Assessment
Community surveys with QR codes
Where disease outruns care
Money and rules
Medicare spending and use
Hospitals under pressure

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Community Health Needs Assessment — Your community, drawn from where your patients actually live, with its health needs ranked against the state and the U.S. It's the data half of the report the IRS requires of nonprofit hospitals every three years.

Community surveys with QR codesPut a QR code at each clinic, library, or health fair. Residents answer on their phones in English or Spanish, and you see who you haven't reached while the survey is still open.

Where disease outruns careFind counties with lots of chronic disease and few doctors — where a new clinic, telehealth, or a community health worker would do the most good.

Money and rulesDoes federal health money follow the need? See the open grants that fit a place and the health bills moving in its state.

Medicare spending and useSpending per person, ER visits, and hospital stays that good everyday care could have prevented, next to the state and the U.S.

Hospitals under pressureSpot hospitals with both high spending and high readmissions — possible partners, or competitors under strain.

Health Care Loans & Sales

See the buildings, deals, and operators behind care-facility loans and sales

For: Lenders, buyers, and brokers who finance or trade care facilities

Loan records, owner names, and facility quality all sit in different places, so it's hard to see the full picture.

Standout features

Start with your deal
The underwriting packet
Every report in one place
My loans
Assisted living loans
The whole HUD loan book
Operator track record
Building finances
Who bought what
Care problems to check

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Start with your deal — Type a building, an FHA number, a Medicare ID or a city and go straight to its underwriting packet.

The underwriting packetWhat to look at first, the owners' other homes and FHA loans, the last sale, inspections, star history, staffing, cost reports with revenue per day, and comps — ready to print.

Every report in one placePick the report, then the building: the packet, harm-level citations, comps, assisted living loans, meeting packets.

My loansYour organization's loans as lender or servicer, and what changed at each building since CMS's last monthly file.

Assisted living loansThe state license behind each assisted living and board-and-care loan, the licensee's other homes, and the county's licensed homes.

The whole HUD loan bookEvery federally insured health care loan: what's still owed, who holds it, and when it comes due.

Operator track recordBefore you lend or buy, see every building an operator has run — closures, sales, fines — plus federal exclusion checks.

Building financesMargins, occupancy, and money lost on patient care from Medicare cost reports, compared with similar buildings.

Who bought whatRecent nursing home sales on a map, and what else each buyer already owns.

Care problems to checkBuildings that sold with low ratings, abuse flags, or big fines — the questions to ask before you close.

Business & Site Planning

Size up a place for a business

For: Small business owners and economic developers

Facts about customers, workers, wages, competition, loans, and costs are on a dozen different agency websites, so understanding a place takes weeks.

Standout features

Business dynamics
SBA loans and lenders
Three simple steps
Compare markets
Build a ZIP list
Rent and need, side by side

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Business dynamics — New business applications, businesses opening and closing, how big the economy is and what carries it, and how many people work for themselves — for any county.

SBA loans and lendersEvery SBA 7(a) and 504 loan since 2010: who's lending in a county, what the money paid for, and the newest loans.

Three simple stepsPick the market, narrow it to the places that fit, then check a real address. Your kind of business carries through every step.

Compare marketsEvery metro area ranked for your kind of business: customers, rivals, growth, and cost.

Build a ZIP listSay who you want to reach and get the ZIP codes that fit, ready to hand to your broker.

Rent and need, side by sideSee where rent is reasonable and demand is strong, ZIP code by ZIP code.

Disaster Readiness

See which hazards threaten a place, who needs help, and how ready it is

For: Emergency managers, planners, local officials, insurers, lenders, and care operators

Planning for floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, heat, and winter storms means pulling FEMA risk ratings, storm history, and who lives where from different agencies, usually right before you need them.

Standout features

1 · Know the risk
2 · Who's exposed
3 · During an event
4 · People & resources
5 · Plan & drill
Area study
Care buildings in harm's way
Staging sites

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1 · Know the risk — Pick your place on the map: FEMA risk and expected losses by hazard, what actually hit, declarations, and how the risk is changing — summer heat and drought since 1895, heat days, smoke days, wildfires, crop losses. Prints as your plan's risk section.

2 · Who's exposedPeople who need help first, every care site with patients to evacuate (nursing homes, hospitals, veterans homes, assisted living and more), water systems, dams, power plants, toxic sites and 911 centers.

3 · During an eventWarnings in force now, the Waffle House Index, past power and cell outages, and the public-safety radio to monitor — frequencies and digital mode, ready for a scanner.

4 · People & resourcesYour own call list, shelters, generators, equipment, mutual-aid agreements and plans — private to your team, with reminders when reviews and agreements come due.

5 · Plan & drillReal past events to drill on, your exercise log with who fixes what by when, and local event notes.

Area studyA full PMESII-PT area study of any place — government, infrastructure, people, terrain, radio and time — printable.

Care buildings in harm's wayEvery care site with patients to evacuate, ranked by flood, hurricane, or other risk, with past power outages and people on powered medical equipment.

Staging sitesDrop a pin and find airfields, rail, and open land to stage supplies before the storm hits.

Rural Development

See how a rural place is doing, what it qualifies for, and where the money is

For: Economic developers, grant writers, rural hospitals and clinics, co-ops, community foundations, and local officials

Rural work runs on eligibility rules and grant deadlines spread across USDA, HRSA, Treasury, and dozens of agencies, and on county facts that are hard to line up. It takes days to answer "do we qualify, and who got money for this before?"

Standout features

Rural profile
Grants that fit
Every rural county in a state

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Rural profile — What kind of place it is, its official rural labels, and its story in plain words — ready to drop into a grant application.

Grants that fitGrants open now, coming soon, and USDA programs that take applications all year, matched to your project.

Every rural county in a stateSee which counties qualify for what, and how each one is doing, on one page.

Legislative

See what laws and rules are changing, and who decides

For: Anyone affected by what Congress and federal agencies decide

New laws and federal rules can change how you do business, but they are buried in thousands of pages, and the chance to comment is easy to miss.

Standout features

What's changing now
State bills
Who represents a ZIP code
Your state's delegation

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What's changing now — Rules taking effect, comment deadlines about to close, and bills that just moved — all in one list.

State billsBills in 31 state legislatures, with more added every day: search by topic, see every step, and read the official text.

Who represents a ZIP codeType a ZIP code and see its members of Congress and state lawmakers, and how to reach them.

Your state's delegationEach member's bills and the campaign money behind them.

Farm & Food Markets

See which food categories are about to get more expensive, and why

For: Food buyers, grocers, restaurants, food makers, ag lenders, co-ops, and farm-county economic developers

Food price jumps — eggs in 2024–25, beef this year — show up first in farm supply, farm and wholesale prices, and USDA's forecasts — spread across a dozen USDA and BLS reports nobody has time to watch every week.

Standout features

Repricing watch
Every food category side by side
Farm counties

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Repricing watch — Every food category on one screen — store price, farm and wholesale price, supply, and USDA's forecast — flagged when the warning signs line up.

Every food category side by sideBeef, pork, chicken, dairy, grain, produce, coffee, butter, and eggs — store, wholesale, and farm prices — then follow any one up the chain.

Farm countiesDrought now, weeks in severe drought, farm disaster designations, and crop insurance on a county map.

Second Look

Line up public records from different agencies and see where they don't match

For: Reporters, auditors, inspectors general, grant and safety reviewers, and anyone who follows public money

Each agency keeps its own records. A trucking company tells FMCSA it has one truck, while roadside inspectors see hundreds under its number. Federal money lands at addresses shared by dozens of groups. Nobody lines the records up side by side.

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