Yelp will be expanding a health score program nationally with the help of HDScores, a third-party company that scrapes government websites for health inspection reports, according to the Washington Post. The health inspection score for a given restaurant will be featured on its page on the user-generated review site.
The move is an extension of Yelp's Local Inspector Value-Entry Specification, or LIVES, program, which launched in San Francisco in 2013.
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