Pueblo House

Pueblo House has accumulated concerning compliance findings during its brief 2.3-year operating history, with 2 serious violations affecting resident safety or care (Type A citations) and 4 administrative or non-serious findings (Type B citations) across just 2 inspections and 2 complaint investigations. The community has received 1 substantiated allegation, meaning roughly 50% of investigated allegations were substantiated, which is a concerning substantiation rate that warrants family attention. Given the facility's small 6-bed capacity, these citation counts represent a higher-than-typical finding rate for a community of this size, and the pattern includes a recent Type A citation from a November 2025 complaint investigation. Families should ask the community directly about the nature of the substantiated allegation, what specific corrective actions were implemented, and how compliance has been verified since the citation. The limited operating history since licensing in February 2024 means there are only two inspection cycles to evaluate, but the current trajectory shows active compliance concerns that merit careful discussion during any facility tour, particularly regarding life safety protocols and resident care planning procedures.