Showing a comparison table on Roku: native layout or QR code?

I am looking into whether a Roku app would be useful for a resource that is mostly text rather than video. The example is our rehab-center comparison page, Compare Rehab Centers Side by Side | RehabTruth. It puts reviews from different public sources side by side; it is not a treatment recommendation.

The part I am unsure about is the TV interface. A wide comparison table seems awkward to navigate with a remote. Would you build a short native detail screen for each center and let viewers scan a QR code for the full comparison on their phone, or is there a better SceneGraph layout for this kind of information?

This is a feasibility question, not an app announcement. I would appreciate examples of readable, text-heavy Roku interfaces.

Certification rules don’t allow QR codes for apps. You can include a URL for users to type out on their computer/mobile device if you want them to see the table data and don’t want to build it out in the Roku app. Otherwise, yes, you’d need to build out the table data within the app.