HDScores Gives Schools, Hospitals, and the Public Peace of Mind
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GILBERT, Ariz. - WisconsinEagle -- Verifying whether your favorite eatery is safe and clean just got a little bit easier thanks to HDScores.

If you've ever wondered if the rumors about your favorite burrito shack are true or can't seem to fathom the idea of eating at a hospital, this free smartphone app is a must-have addition to your arsenal.

The HDScores smartphone app integrates with the local health department's rating system to give consumers an understanding of how these establishments meet cleanliness and food safety guidelines. Essentially, it helps shine a light on who is performing well and who to avoid.

The great part about HDScores is that this information isn't limited to just restaurants. Hospitals, nursing homes, school cafeterias, and other businesses monitored by the local department of health are also listed as part of a humongous database.

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Scores range from 0% to 100% to give users a clear picture of what facilities are doing great and which ones need work. The higher the percentage, the better they are doing in the eyes of inspectors.

For consumers, this is a great way to help avoid locations that might cause food-borne illness or those that have major infractions. And it is also a great way to find out if your favorite restaurant is doing a good job so that you can commend them on their hard work.

The app is free in the Google Play and Apple App stores.  All consumers need to do to take advantage of HDScores is to download it on their favorite smartphone or tablet device.

About HDScores

HDScores takes restaurant inspection data and put it into a consumable format that's easy-to-read, search, and understand for consumers, businesses and government agencies.  The app offers access to data from 3,100 jurisdictions and a total of over three million establishments across the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, compiled in a single unified standardized database. The HDScores app is free for download.

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Verifying whether your favorite eatery is safe and clean just got a little bit easier thanks to HDScores. This free smartphone app integrates with the local health department's rating system to give consumers an understanding of how these establishments meet cleanliness and food safety guidelines. Learn more now.

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If you've ever wondered if the rumors about your favorite burrito shack are true, this free smartphone app is a must-have addition to your arsenal. HDScores integrates with the local health department's rating system to give consumers an understanding of how these establishments meet cleanliness and food safety guidelines.