From our email about sprinkler (K353) and fire alarm (K345) citations near Philadelphia.
Generator (K918) citations near Philadelphia Sprinkler and fire alarm citations near Philadelphia
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$149/month founding, locked 12 months ($249/month list). 14 days free, no card; after the trial, export locks and your list stays readable.
Price
$249/month per territory. Founding firms: $149/month, locked for 12 months.
14 days free, no card. When the trial ends, export locks and your list stays readable. Founding pricing is for the first 20 firms. One NFPA 25 annual sprinkler inspection ($800–2,000) covers 3–8 months at list price (source, fetched 2026-11-07).
How to use this list
In CMS's whole file, 94% of K918 citations in inspections from Oct 2025 to Sep 2026 say "Deficient, Provider has date of correction": the home reports a fix date (CMS source). So call about the next monthly load test or the 36-month 4-hour test, or a service contract, not the citation.
In CMS's whole file, 95% of K353 and K345 citations in inspections from Oct 2025 to Sep 2026 say "Deficient, Provider has date of correction": the home reports a fix date (CMS source). So call about the next NFPA 25 or NFPA 72 inspection and test, or a service contract, not the citation.
Every row shows the record as CMS lists it, with a link to check it. The records are public, so a competitor can get the same list.
Is my territory exclusive?
No. The records are public, so a competitor can get the same list. You pay for the finding, checking and mapping, every month.
Can I cancel?
Yes. Plans are month to month, with no contract. During the trial there is nothing to cancel: no card is on file.
On a plan, cancel on the Billing page in the app and confirm once. Export works to the end of the month you paid for, and your list stays readable after.
Is it legal to use?
Yes. These are U.S. government records, published for public use, with no patient data. We credit CMS as the source. StandbyBrief is not affiliated with or endorsed by CMS.
Where does the data come from?
From CMS's public nursing-home files: Fire Safety Deficiencies, Provider Information, Inspection Dates and Ownership, plus the U.S. Census geocoder for map points. Every row links to its CMS record.