Sandy, UT · 58 licensed capacity
Salt Lake County senior-care public records
Compare local communities with the records each regulator publishes. CMS nursing-home ratings and staffing are kept separate from state assisted-living license records, and partnership never affects the list. Use the records to compare and tour, then confirm current pricing, care acceptance, and openings directly with each community.
Salt Lake County coverage: Haven matches every Utah DLBC Type I/II assisted-living record in the dated Salt Lake County snapshot, retrieved 2026-08-23. Utah DLBC assisted-living records and CMS-certified nursing-home records appear in separately labeled groups; neither group is a ranking or live-availability list. Browse Utah license & inspection records →
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Cost of senior care in Salt Lake City
Local Salt Lake City-area estimates: source-specific state benchmarks adjusted for local prices; skilled-nursing, care-home, and CCRC bands are labeled derived models. Use these as planning benchmarks; request written, current all-in pricing from each community before deciding.
Source scope: Source-specific 2024 and 2025 observations; each band identifies its publisher and derivation; adjusted to Salt Lake City using federal (BEA) regional price data. Methodology
Need a price you can actually compare?
See Salt Lake City planning estimates alongside the limited starting rates communities have published. A market estimate is never presented as a community quote.
See source-labeled Salt Lake City prices →Decision evidence for this list
Know what is verified before you compare
Of the 99 metro profiles, 65 profiles match the dated Utah DLBC public roster snapshot for Salt Lake County Assisted Living Facility Type I/II records, retrieved 2026-08-23. A profile without that match is not a negative result: this is a deliberately narrow state source, not a roster for every care type or the wider metro.
License and public record
65 of 99
Matched profiles link the official Utah provider record. Any displayed findings are public-regulator evidence, not a quality or safety score.
Community-published monthly rate
17 communities / 60 lines
Current hand-reviewed public source lines only. A market estimate is useful for planning, but it is never this community's quote or all-in price.
Opening and care fit
Ask each community
Haven has no live vacancy or person-specific assessment feed. Confirm a suitable opening and care acceptance in writing.
The best time to decide is before a crisis decides for you
Most families start this search after a fall, a hospital stay, or a caregiver reaching a breaking point — and end up choosing from whatever has a bed open that week. Families who plan even a few weeks ahead get to choose on quality, fit, and price instead of availability alone.
- Move-ins take time: assessments, paperwork, and preparation typically run 2–6 weeks in Salt Lake City.
- Openings can change quickly:if a community's location and care options look promising, tour early and confirm its current process directly.
- Touring costs nothing and commits you to nothing — but it turns a future emergency into a calm, informed choice.
99 source-scoped community records in Salt Lake County
This is the full reviewed roster, not a partner-only directory. Assisted-living license records, CMS nursing-home records, and other licensed settings are kept in separate sections so a federal rating is never implied for a state record.
Utah Type I/II assisted-living records (65)
Dated Utah DLBC Salt Lake County records from the source snapshot retrieved 2026-08-23, in neutral name order. Memory-care tags identify communities that list that setting; they are not quality ratings.
Sandy, UT · 31 licensed capacity
Draper, UT · 50 licensed capacity
Draper, UT · 19 licensed capacity
Draper, UT · 18 licensed capacity
Herriman, UT · 24 licensed capacity
Magna, UT · 16 licensed capacity

Riverton, UT · 18 licensed capacity
Salt Lake City, UT · 24 licensed capacity
Sandy, UT · 16 licensed capacity
South Jordan, UT · 30 licensed capacity
West Jordan, UT · 32 licensed capacity
West Jordan, UT · 10 licensed capacity
West Jordan, UT · 13 licensed capacity
Sandy, UT · 4 licensed capacity
Riverton, UT · 16 licensed capacity
South Jordan, UT · 10 licensed capacity
Salt Lake City, UT · 127 licensed capacity
South Jordan, UT · 105 licensed capacity

Sandy, UT · 95 licensed capacity
South Jordan, UT · 118 licensed capacity
Salt Lake City, UT · 120 licensed capacity
Salt Lake City, UT · 16 licensed capacity

Sandy, UT · 116 licensed capacity
Cottonwood Heights, UT · 74 licensed capacity
Cottonwood Heights, UT · 32 licensed capacity
Cottonwood Heights, UT · 56 licensed capacity

Salt Lake City, UT · 68 licensed capacity
Holladay, UT · 15 licensed capacity

Taylorsville, UT · 112 licensed capacity
South Jordan, UT · 87 licensed capacity
Taylorsville, UT · 105 licensed capacity
Taylorsville, UT · 42 licensed capacity
Salt Lake City, UT · 160 licensed capacity
Salt Lake City, UT · 60 licensed capacity
Taylorsville, UT · 86 licensed capacity
Salt Lake City, UT · 6 licensed capacity
Sandy, UT · 61 licensed capacity

South Jordan, UT · 74 licensed capacity
South Salt Lake, UT · 29 licensed capacity

South Jordan, UT · 125 licensed capacity
Salt Lake City, UT · 39 licensed capacity
Sandy, UT · 11 licensed capacity

Draper, UT · 96 licensed capacity
Holladay, UT · 83 licensed capacity

Midvale, UT · 50 licensed capacity
Kearns, UT · 117 licensed capacity
Salt Lake City, UT · 48 licensed capacity

West Jordan, UT · 75 licensed capacity
Salt Lake City, UT · 101 licensed capacity
Sandy, UT · 116 licensed capacity
Murray, UT · 114 licensed capacity

Draper, UT · 118 licensed capacity

Holladay, UT · 22 licensed capacity

Salt Lake City, UT · 30 licensed capacity
South Jordan, UT · 26 licensed capacity

Riverton, UT · 53 licensed capacity
South Jordan, UT · 66 licensed capacity

Holladay, UT · 138 licensed capacity

Salt Lake City, UT · 162 licensed capacity

Cottonwood Heights, UT · 126 licensed capacity

Draper, UT · 106 licensed capacity

Salt Lake City, UT · 140 licensed capacity
West Valley City, UT · 72 licensed capacity

Salt Lake City, UT · 78 licensed capacity
CMS nursing-home records (34)
CMS Care Compare records, shown in neutral name order. Each profile keeps available CMS rating, staffing, and inspection fields separate. Read the Salt Lake County CMS quality report →
View 34 CMS nursing-home records

West Valley City, UT · 42 certified beds

Murray, UT · 38 certified beds

Murray, UT · 38 certified beds
Midvale, UT · 120 certified beds
Salt Lake City, UT · 108 certified beds
West Jordan, UT · 120 certified beds

Draper, UT · 93 certified beds

Holladay, UT · 103 certified beds
Salt Lake City, UT · 120 certified beds

Taylorsville, UT · 40 certified beds
South Salt Lake, UT · 37 certified beds
Salt Lake City, UT · 36 certified beds
Salt Lake City, UT · 41 certified beds
Taylorsville, UT · 75 certified beds
Salt Lake City, UT · 82 certified beds
Salt Lake City, UT · 61 certified beds

Millcreek, UT · 90 certified beds

Salt Lake City, UT · 77 certified beds

Salt Lake City, UT · 120 certified beds

Millcreek, UT · 184 certified beds

Salt Lake City, UT · 140 certified beds

Salt Lake City, UT · 120 certified beds

Salt Lake City, UT · 100 certified beds
Riverton, UT · 64 certified beds

Salt Lake City, UT · 99 certified beds
Salt Lake City, UT · 34 certified beds
Murray, UT · 61 certified beds

West Valley City, UT · 124 certified beds

Riverton, UT · 40 certified beds

Sandy, UT · 141 certified beds

Salt Lake City, UT · 92 certified beds
Salt Lake City, UT · 221 certified beds
South Jordan, UT · 32 certified beds
Salt Lake City, UT · 81 certified beds
Frequently asked questions
How much does senior living cost in Salt Lake City, UT?
In the Salt Lake City, UT area, assisted living typically runs $3,820–$5,980/month (benchmark median $4,780), memory care $3,920–$6,130/month (benchmark median $4,900), and skilled nursing $8,100–$11,950/month (planning midpoint $9,700) — local estimates built from source-specific published benchmarks adjusted for area prices. The publishers and observation periods differ, so do not turn the care-level figures into a percentage comparison. Use them for planning, then request a written, current all-in price from each community that fits your needs.
What source facts are available for the 99 communities on this page?
CMS-backed skilled-nursing profiles can show Care Compare overall stars, health inspections, staffing, quality measures, fines, and citation history. Assisted living and memory care are state-regulated, so we show state-license records separately rather than converting them into CMS-style ratings or a Haven score. Partnership never changes whether an eligible public record appears.
Is Haven really free for families?
Yes. Haven's public research tools are free for families. This deployment does not accept a family request or make a referral, so no placement fee or payment path is active here. In markets with verified official-roster coverage, we show every licensed community — not just paying partners; elsewhere we identify the source and coverage on the page.
What's the difference between assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing?
Assisted living helps with daily activities while preserving independence. Memory care is a secured setting with specially trained staff for dementia. Skilled nursing provides 24/7 licensed medical care and rehab. Not sure which fits? Take our free 2-minute care assessment.