Renaissance Living

Renaissance Living's 10.5-year compliance record shows a mixed pattern, with no serious violations affecting resident safety or care (Type A citations) but several findings requiring attention. The facility has received 4 administrative or non-serious findings (Type B citations) during its licensed period, along with 4 substantiated allegations out of 10 total complaints investigated — meaning roughly 40% of investigated allegations were substantiated. The substantiated allegations warrant direct discussion with the community: ask which categories of allegations were substantiated and what corrective actions were taken and verified. All of the facility's Type B citations and substantiated allegations have occurred within the past three years, indicating these are recent concerns rather than historical issues that have been resolved. While the facility has maintained compliance in areas like resident safety and life safety standards given the absence of Type A citations, the pattern of recent substantiated complaints suggests families should inquire about the facility's quality improvement measures and how they've addressed the identified issues. For a small 6-bed home, this level of regulatory activity over more than a decade of operation represents a moderate compliance concern that merits thorough discussion during the selection process.