CareComply

CareComply is the compliance assistant built for nursing home administrators, DONs, and compliance officers — not lawyers. Ask plain-English questions about federal nursing home regulations and get concise, accurate answers in seconds. No need to know CFR section numbers. No digging through dense regulatory text. Just ask what you need to know and get a clear, actionable answer. Grounded in the actual regulations. CareComply retrieves answers directly from indexed federal regulations — 42 CFR Part 483 (Requirements for Long Term Care Facilities), 42 CFR Part 488 (Survey, Certification, and Enforcement), and 42 CFR Part 489 (Provider Agreements). Every answer cites the specific section so you can verify and document. State-specific compliance, built in. Select your state once in Settings. CareComply automatically layers your state's nursing home regulations on top of federal requirements — flagging where your state goes further and what you need to verify locally. Covers TX, FL, IL, OH, PA, NY, NC, MN, WA, CO, AZ, IN, WI, TN, MD and more. Designed for busy compliance professionals. Responses are short by design — a 1–2 sentence answer followed by the key requirements as bullet points with regulation citations. Tap "Tell me more," "Exceptions?" or "Penalties?" to go deeper without losing your place. Key features: • Ask in plain English — no need to know regulation numbers • Answers cite exact CFR sections for documentation • State-layered compliance for 15+ states • Conversation history saved for reference • Start a new topic instantly with New Chat • Works in light and dark mode Common questions CareComply answers: • What must we give a new resident on their first day? • How often does a care plan need to be updated? • What approvals are required before using a physical restraint? • What steps are required before transferring or discharging a resident? • What are the staffing requirements for our facility size? CareComply is a reference and research tool. It does not provide legal advice. Always verify requirements with your state survey agency and legal counsel for formal compliance determinations.