Santo Nino Home

Santo Nino Home has been licensed since May 2025, making this a very new operation with only one inspection cycle completed. During their initial licensing inspection in April 2026, the community received six Type B citations — administrative or non-serious findings related to areas like paperwork, posting requirements, or minor procedure gaps. While no Type A citations (serious violations affecting resident safety or care) were issued and no complaint investigations have occurred, six administrative findings during the initial inspection is notable for a small 6-bed facility. New facilities often face a learning curve with regulatory compliance, particularly around documentation requirements and staff training protocols that inspectors review during licensing visits. The family should ask the community specifically what corrective actions were taken to address the Type B citations and request verification that all issues have been resolved, as this early compliance record will be important to monitor as the facility establishes its operational track record.