Overview
- A neighbor's January 19 complaint to Comisaría 15ª sparked the intervention after an elderly person fled the house seeking help and reporting thefts.
- Municipal inspectors and police found the San Isidro residence operating without authorization or health records and lacking basic safety, hygiene and medical provisions.
- Health official Sebastián Báez reported no fridge or medicine kit, poor ventilation, inadequate bathrooms and no emergency exits at the site.
- Judge Ricardo Balor ordered immediate closure and reallocation of five residents, with three returned to relatives and two transferred to the Geriátrico Público de Miguel Lanús.
- The case remains under judicial review for alleged theft of residents’ money and administrative responsibility, despite the operator’s claim of pending licensing and fumigation certificates.