INTRODUCTION: Residents of nursing homes form their opinions on the quality of the institution's services based on the availability of 24-hour nursing care, activities, food quality, cleanliness of the premises, and psychological support. These elements are crucial for their recovery and quality of life. OBJECTIVE: The main aim of this study is to examine the satisfaction of the residents of the Salvia Nursing Home with the quality of nursing care. METHODS: Data collection was conducted using a self-designed questionnaire titled "Satisfaction of Nursing Home Residents with the Quality of Nursing Care at Salvia." The questionnaire was validated based on the standards of the "Dr. Andrija Štampar" Teaching Institute of Public Health (2018). RESULTS: In the analysis of the first hypothesis, the highest mean value was recorded in the category of security that residents feel during their stay, in relation to gender (M = 4.01; SD = 1.022). The analysis of the second hypothesis, conducted using an ANOVA test, showed a significant difference between male and female respondents in terms of satisfaction with security (F = 1.186; df = 1; p = 0.279). The analysis of the third hypothesis, using Pearson's correlation, revealed that the residents of Salvia report a high level of satisfaction with the availability of medical staff 24 hours a day (p = 0.848). CONCLUSION: Based on the theoretical analysis and conducted research, further studies on the satisfaction of residents in nursing homes are recommended in order to enable the staff to continuously improve the quality of the institution's services.