Keep with box when you move it obviously. Do these need to be separate sentences? Must they be so far away from the box. They do not appear to go together at first glance, which is important to making information on webpages digestible/accessible. same above.

this has to come earlier; either above (preferably) or right under the map. It would have saved me wondering and asking time with some (!) of my earlier questions. This goes for the box above as well.

How in relation/comparison to the 5-star facilities we started with? This also goes for the map above as well.

Why are you starting here rather than with the 5-star facilities? This goes for the statement above as well.

I know it makes sense numerically to start with the lowest ratings but that isn't why people will come to your site. They want to know which facility is ranked highest. So reverse this scale to reflect that. This goes for the scale above as well.

So, where are they? Please include a map that shows Oregon, the borders of its major areas, cities and/or towns and the number of facilities in each.

Maybe you are attempting to say too much but sacrificing clarity in this heading? what does "overall star" mean; are your referring to ratings, no of facilities in an area on the map...? If it's ratings, what does overall mean? is it different from the 5-star we've been working with previously? if so, why? how?

"One dot"? which dot? the yellow, gray or black one?

Please make the map clear, user friendly. add the borders and place names for major areas or cities/towns. Not everyone has memorized Oregon's geographical layout. What is someone from Washington or Idaho were viewing this? Help them to know where things are.

Reverse these so they are the same as above and make sense for the subheading "Where..."

clarify - what does "overall one star" - are you referring to ratings or something else? "with one dot per resident" per facility or city/town? Maybe you are attempting to say too much in this heading?

Can you make this map clearer? Include the borders for cities/towns. Include (some) place names. Not everyone is that familiar with places in oregon and what if someone in washington were viewing this page? Help them know where places are.

change to "approximately"