Plainview Healthcare Partners

Plainview Healthcare Partners is a healthcare owner-operator chain affiliated with at least 12 skilled-nursing facilities according to CMS-linked data, serving Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee([projects.propublica.org](https://projects.propublica.org/nursing-homes/affiliate/a-657?utm_source=openai)). An independent analysis (PBJ320) indicates the chain operates 14 nursing homes across those same three states, and that all facilities are for-profit([pbj320.com](https://www.pbj320.com/entity/657?utm_source=openai)).

There is no publicly available information regarding the chain’s founding year or historical background in the sources retrieved. Therefore the founding history remains unknown.

The chain is composed entirely of for-profit entities. NursingHomeDatabase.com reports the chain’s ownership structure includes both limited liability companies (LLCs, 9 facilities) and corporations (3 facilities)([nursinghomedatabase.com](https://www.nursinghomedatabase.com/analysis/chain/657?utm_source=openai)). PBJ320 similarly confirms all facilities are for-profit operations([pbj320.com](https://www.pbj320.com/entity/657?utm_source=openai)).

Plainview Healthcare Partners operates in three states: Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee. CMS-linked data count 12 affiliated facilities([projects.propublica.org](https://projects.propublica.org/nursing-homes/affiliate/a-657?utm_source=openai)), while PBJ320 records indicate 14 facilities([pbj320.com](https://www.pbj320.com/entity/657?utm_source=openai)). Total bed counts or precise scale per facility are not consistently provided in the chain-level sources; NursingHomeDatabase lists beds per facility but no aggregate totals([nursinghomedatabase.com](https://www.nursinghomedatabase.com/analysis/chain/657?utm_source=openai)).

Plainview Healthcare Partners manages skilled-nursing and post-acute rehabilitation facilities certified to accept Medicare and Medicaid([nursinghomedatabase.com](https://www.nursinghomedatabase.com/analysis/chain/657?utm_source=openai)). The chain appears focused on operating standard nursing-home services across its portfolio; no distinct lines of business beyond core skilled-nursing are described in the available data.

Across its affiliated homes, the chain’s average CMS overall rating is about 1.8 to 1.9 stars([nursinghomedatabase.com](https://www.nursinghomedatabase.com/analysis/chain/657?utm_source=openai)). Key metrics show average staffing hours per resident per day around 3.6–3.73 hours([nursinghomedatabase.com](https://www.nursinghomedatabase.com/analysis/chain/657?utm_source=openai)). The chain also has relatively high average serious deficiencies (2.8 vs. national 0.7), higher nurse turnover (~56%), and average fines per home of roughly $53,469([projects.propublica.org](https://projects.propublica.org/nursing-homes/affiliate/a-657?utm_source=openai)).