What the records show

Three readings of the published Texas record, computed from the same files the operation pages are built from — 116,671 citations across 156,263 dated visits, presented as of November 5, 2026. Each reading states what the records show and stops there: these are counts of findings, not judgments about operations.

The standards Texas cites most

Of the hundreds of minimum standards the state evaluates, a small set accounts for a large share of all citations. Here they are, in the state’s own numbering, with the number of citations and the number of operations cited under each.

The same standard, cited again

Most citations stand alone. Some operations are cited under the same standard again and again across separate visits. This reading lists the cases where one standard was cited at least four times at one operation, exactly as the record states them.

Where the record is deepest

Inspection records are not spread evenly across Texas. This reading shows the counties with the most visits and standards evaluated — a map of where the state’s inspectors have spent their time, which is also where the published record says the most.