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Utah assisted-living license lookup and inspection records for Salt Lake County

A source-scoped way to find and understand Utah public license and inspection fields for Type I and Type II assisted living in Salt Lake County, Utah. It is designed to make regulator information easier to use, without inventing a quality score, price estimate, or recommendation.

65 source recordsRetrieved August 23, 2026No rankings or partner-only roster

What the public-record snapshot contains

The counts below describe fields returned by the regulator's portal, not outcomes or grades assigned by Haven.

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Public records
65

Type I and Type II assisted-living records in the source snapshot.

Licensed capacity shown
4,265

Published across 65 of 65 records.

Inspection entries
287

Published for 64 records; dates span October 25, 2023 through July 21, 2026.

Displayed findings
220

Appearing in 95 inspection entries across 38 records.

The record-level CSV contains this snapshot's public roster, license, capacity, inspection-count, and source fields for all 65 records. The finding-level CSV preserves all 220 displayed public findings and their exact source labels. Neither file includes a Haven ranking, estimated price, live availability, or person-specific assessment; read the scope and limitations on this page before reusing either one.

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Reproducible topic view

What subjects appear in the displayed public findings?

Haven matched 190 of the 220 displayed findings to 10selected family decision topics using the regulator's exact rule-description labels. The other 30 findings remain in the complete download and on source-linked profiles; being outside this selected map is not a conclusion about importance, quality, or safety.

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Medication administration

Published rule labels about help when a resident cannot self-administer medication and about medication-error notice or reporting.

Records
9
Findings
36
Repeat-cited
23

Inspection-year finding counts: 2026: 2 · 2025: 16 · 2024: 18. “Repeat-cited” reproduces Utah's exact historical source category.

Exact source labels included (4)
  • Resident unable to self administer medications
  • Notification of medication errors
  • Medication error incident reports
  • Medication error incorporated into facility qio process
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Resident rights

Published rule labels about resident rights, legal rights, and notice of those rights.

Records
6
Findings
8
Repeat-cited
1

Inspection-year finding counts: 2025: 3 · 2024: 2 · 2023: 3. “Repeat-cited” reproduces Utah's exact historical source category.

Exact source labels included (4)
  • Resident Rights
  • Residents Rights
  • Resident's legal rights
  • Notification of residents rights
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Administrator and safeguarding duties

Published rule labels about administrator duties and protecting residents from abuse or other harm.

Records
14
Findings
29
Repeat-cited
8

Inspection-year finding counts: 2026: 3 · 2025: 6 · 2024: 19 · 2023: 1. “Repeat-cited” reproduces Utah's exact historical source category.

Exact source labels included (3)
  • Administrator Duties
  • Provider shall protect each client
  • Provider shall protect clients from abuse, prevent abuse
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Staff training and coverage

Published rule labels about staff orientation, training, qualified direct care, secure-unit coverage, and Type II nursing services.

Records
8
Findings
16
Repeat-cited
5

Inspection-year finding counts: 2026: 1 · 2025: 12 · 2024: 3. “Repeat-cited” reproduces Utah's exact historical source category.

Exact source labels included (10)
  • In-service Training
  • In-service training
  • Employee orientation
  • Employee Orientation
  • Core competency training
  • Core Competency Training
  • 16 hours of documented training
  • Qualified direct care personnel
  • One direct care staff in secure unit
  • Type II RN Nursing Services
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Staff eligibility and identification

Published rule labels about Direct Access Clearance System status and direct-care identification badges.

Records
12
Findings
14
Repeat-cited
2

Inspection-year finding counts: 2026: 3 · 2025: 4 · 2024: 7. “Repeat-cited” reproduces Utah's exact historical source category.

Exact source labels included (4)
  • Enter applicants into DACS
  • Not Eligible may not work
  • Update Status within 5 working days
  • Wearing Identification Badge
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Admission and resident assessment

Published rule labels about admission, retention, resident agreements, secure-unit agreements, and signed resident assessments.

Records
12
Findings
23
Repeat-cited
7

Inspection-year finding counts: 2026: 4 · 2025: 8 · 2024: 8 · 2023: 3. “Repeat-cited” reproduces Utah's exact historical source category.

Exact source labels included (7)
  • Resident Assessment must reflect resident status and be signed
  • Signed and dated resident assessment completed prior to admission
  • Type I accept and retain residents
  • Type II accept and retain residents
  • Written admission, retention and transfer policies
  • Written resident agreement
  • Secure Unit Admission Agreement
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Hospice provisions

Published rule labels about Type I or Type II hospice provisions in assisted living.

Records
8
Findings
9
Repeat-cited
0

Inspection-year finding counts: 2026: 1 · 2025: 3 · 2024: 4 · 2023: 1. “Repeat-cited” reproduces Utah's exact historical source category.

Exact source labels included (4)
  • AL II Hospice patients
  • Type I hospice patients
  • Type I Hospice Patients
  • Type II Hospice Patients
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Emergency planning

Published rule labels about emergency plans, supplies, evacuation, training, and coordination with emergency authorities.

Records
5
Findings
14
Repeat-cited
5

Inspection-year finding counts: 2025: 9 · 2024: 5. “Repeat-cited” reproduces Utah's exact historical source category.

Exact source labels included (5)
  • Emergency and Disaster Response Plan
  • Emergency Evacuation Plan
  • Emergency Supplies
  • Instruction & training for emergencies
  • Plans with emergency disaster authorities
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Records and service plans

Published rule labels about records, service plans, and incident or injury reports.

Records
7
Findings
16
Repeat-cited
5

Inspection-year finding counts: 2025: 8 · 2024: 8. “Repeat-cited” reproduces Utah's exact historical source category.

Exact source labels included (5)
  • Accurate and complete records
  • Resident assessment used for service plan
  • Resident Assessment used for Service Plan
  • Service plan instructions
  • Written incident and injury reports
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Environment and maintenance

Published rule labels about maintenance schedules, hot-water temperatures, locked material storage, and odor control.

Records
14
Findings
25
Repeat-cited
5

Inspection-year finding counts: 2026: 4 · 2025: 13 · 2024: 8. “Repeat-cited” reproduces Utah's exact historical source category.

Exact source labels included (4)
  • Written schedule for maintenance
  • Hot water temperatures
  • Material stored in locked area
  • Control of odors
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Counts describe rows in this dated public snapshot, not rates of harm or current compliance. One facility record can have multiple findings across multiple inspections. Read the finding text and official record before drawing any conclusion.

Free Salt Lake County decision tools

Keep each decision question in the right source

A public record is one useful fact, not a price quote, coverage decision, or care-fit answer. These source-labeled pages help with the next question while keeping those boundaries clear.

Utah rules guide

Start with the state rule behind a license record

Use the source-linked R432-270 overview to separate licensing requirements from a live record, price, or care-fit decision.

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Published-price evidence

Compare written price questions before a tour

See source-dated community-published starting rates beside a Salt Lake County planning benchmark. A listed rate is not an all-in quote.

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Utah funding guide

Separate Medicaid services from room-and-board costs

Use the state-linked guide to understand what a program may cover and what a community still needs to confirm directly.

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Admission-prep guide

Prepare for the community's own assessment

Learn what Utah's Type I and Type II terms can help you ask before a community decides whether it can support one person.

Open the free guide →

Record-checking workflow

How to look up a Salt Lake County assisted-living record

This dated report is a research aid, not Utah's live license lookup. Match a community's name, city, and license ID where available, then confirm the current source record before relying on it for a decision.

  1. 1. Locate the neutral local profileStart with the full Salt Lake County Type I/II record list, not a partner-only roster.
  2. 2. Verify it in Utah's portalOpen the profile's source link or the Utah public provider portal for the current record.
  3. 3. Use facts as questions, not scoresAsk the community directly about current price, care acceptance, and a suitable opening; public records do not answer those time-sensitive questions.

Neutral browser-only filters

Narrow a public starting set—without a ranking

Filter the 65 dated Utah DLBC source rows already included on this page by public record fields. Results keep the neutral source-name order; they are not a quality, value, partner, availability, or care-fit ranking. Missing fields remain visible as their own choices instead of counting against a community.

Enter only a public community name, city, or license ID. These filters run only against records already in your browser; Haven does not send, save, or track what you type or select. Do not enter a person's name, health information, or contact details.

Optional public-record filters

Start with a city, license type, capacity band, secure-bed field, inspection scope, or exact public name. Results appear here in the same neutral source order.

A dated public record cannot confirm current availability, an individual care assessment, current charges, or whether a community is right for one person. Confirm those details directly with the community before deciding.

Dated Utah DLBC roster

Browse all 65 source-scoped public records

This server-rendered list follows neutral source-name order. When Haven has a source-linked local profile with the same Utah license ID, the record links to that profile; otherwise it links directly to Utah's official record. Neither link is a ranking, endorsement, availability signal, or partner designation.

License fields, exactly as reported

The portal's status field read 65 REGULATED at retrieval. It also marked 0 records as conditional. Check the official record again before acting, because a status can change after this snapshot.

Assisted Living Facility - Type II
52 records
Assisted Living Facility - Type I
13 records
1,140 secure beds are listed across 62 records where the source published a secure-bed field. That field is not a promise of current memory-care availability, admission fit, staffing, or specialized programming.

Public correction fields, without a score

Utah's portal supplied a correction action for 214 displayed findings, a correction date for 214, and a correction-verification value for 220. Haven preserves the regulator's labels rather than translating them into a quality grade.

Portal correction-verification labelFindings
Correction Verified208
Manager approval, no follow up needed8
Follow-up required to verify compliance/maintenance4

A correction label does not guarantee present-day care quality or prove that a concern matters the same way to every resident. Open the individual record, read the finding, and use it as a question during a tour.

What this report can and cannot tell a family

It can help you verifyIt cannot establish
A regulator record, license type, status field, published capacity, public inspection entries, and the portal's own correction labels.A safety score, care quality, current availability, all-in price, staffing, or whether a community is the best fit for a particular person.
Specific questions to take to a tour: what changed after a finding, whether the listed license matches the unit being considered, and how the community supports the person's needs.That no displayed finding means no concern. The public history is limited, and records or findings under appeal are excluded from this display.

How Haven assembled this report

Source. Utah DHHS Division of Licensing and Background Checks public provider portal. Haven queried the public portal for Salt Lake County, Utah and Type I and Type II assisted-living records, then retained the regulator's durable license ID, official record URL, published license fields, public inspection entries, and eligible findings.

Scope. This is a roster-based regulator snapshot, not a directory of paying partners. It is limited to the record types and county above, retrieved August 23, 2026. The broader Salt Lake City metro is not represented here as a complete roster for every senior-care setting.

Limitations. Public DLBC inspection history is limited. Records or findings under appeal are excluded. A lack of displayed findings is not a safety rating or a guarantee of quality. Haven does not combine these fields with CMS nursing-home stars or a Haven-made quality score.

Common questions

Does this report rank Salt Lake County assisted-living communities?

No. Haven does not turn Utah public license or inspection fields into a safety, quality, or value ranking. The figures let families verify public records and ask better questions; they do not tell a family which community is best.

Does no displayed finding mean a community is safe?

No. Utah's public inspection history is limited, and records or findings under appeal are excluded. A missing displayed finding is not evidence of safety, quality, staffing, care fit, or current compliance.

What does a correction-verification label mean?

It is the wording shown in Utah's public portal for that finding. Haven reproduces the label and does not reinterpret it as a quality grade, a guarantee that a problem was resolved, or a recommendation.

What is included in this report?

It aggregates the 65 Type I and Type II assisted-living records returned from the Utah DHHS Division of Licensing and Background Checks public provider portal for Salt Lake County, Utah in the snapshot retrieved August 23, 2026.

How do I look up a Salt Lake County assisted-living license or inspection record?

Use the Utah public provider portal to verify a current record by community name or license ID. Haven's dated snapshot and source-linked community profiles can help identify the record, but they do not replace Utah's live portal or establish a current license status.