Sandy, UT · 58 licensed capacity
Salt Lake County assisted-living public records
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Filter the 65 dated Utah DLBC Type I/II public records 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.
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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.
Salt Lake County source scope: These 65 entries are the Utah DLBC Type I/II assisted-living records in the dated public snapshot, retrieved 2026-08-23 and shown in neutral name order. This page does not mix in CMS nursing-home records or turn license and inspection fields into a quality ranking. Read the public-record report → If a community has given a transfer or discharge notice, use the Utah notice and Ombudsman checklist before making a time-sensitive move decision. For a concern about a current resident that is separate from a transfer notice, use the Utah official complaint and reporting options resource, which links to state programs without collecting a report. Before a routine community review, use the Utah Type I vs. Type II licensing and assessment guide to prepare questions without treating a public record as an acceptance decision. Before a deposit or signature, use the Utah admission agreement and resident-rights checklist to request current documents from the exact community. If an approved secure unit is part of the question, use the Utah memory-care and secure-unit guide to prepare questions about controlled egress, written terms, staffing, and evacuation without treating a public record as an acceptance or safety result.
Assisted living by Salt Lake County community
These city pages narrow the same reviewed Utah DLBC Type I/II cohort. Lists stay in neutral name order; a public license record is not a quality ranking, live availability, or a quote.
- Assisted living in Sandy (9 Type I/II records)
- Assisted living in South Jordan (9 Type I/II records)
- Assisted living in Draper (6 Type I/II records)
- Assisted living in Cottonwood Heights (4 Type I/II records)
- Assisted living in Holladay (4 Type I/II records)
- Assisted living in Taylorsville (4 Type I/II records)
- Assisted living in West Jordan (4 Type I/II records)
Utah Type I/II assisted-living records in Salt Lake County
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This complete roster stays in neutral source-name order and does not change with the filters above. Expand it when you want every card and evidence field.
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
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Of the 65 assisted living profiles in this list, 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.
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Free family worksheet
Print a Salt Lake County assisted-living research and tour plan
Bring the same source-backed sequence and questions to every first call or tour. It starts before you choose finalists, so a public record, price page, or tour impression never has to stand in for a current community answer.
No name, phone, email, health history, or community selection is requested here. Keep any notes on your own printout; share private records only through the community's stated secure process.
Research step 1
Start with the exact public record
Choose two to four names from the neutral Salt Lake County Type I/II directory, then read the public-record report's scope. A license record is not a current-opening, quality, or care-fit answer.
Research step 2
Keep public price evidence separate from a quote
Use the dated source-labeled price guide for planning, then ask each exact community for a dated written all-in quote. A published starting rate is not a personalized price or an availability promise.
Research step 3
Prepare for the community's own assessment and agreement
Use the Type I/II and agreement guides to ask what the community needs to assess, which records belong in its secure process, and which current documents to review before a deposit or signature.
Research step 4
Compare the same answers across finalists
After choosing names, use the private comparison workspace to keep written answers side by side. It is a family note-taking tool, not a Haven score, recommendation, referral, or placement promise.
Ask these same questions on every first call
- Please send a dated written quote for the residence type we are considering, including base rent, recurring care and medication charges, and one-time fees.
- What is your own assessment process, and which private records should we share only through your secure process?
- What is the current opening or waitlist process for a suitable residence, and when was that answer confirmed?
- Before a deposit, may we review the current fee schedule, residency agreement, refund terms, rate-increase policy, and transfer or discharge process?
Your two-to-four community worksheet
Fill this on paper with only the public names and time-sensitive follow-up you choose to keep. Do not put diagnoses, account numbers, Social Security numbers, or other sensitive details on a shared copy.
One row per finalist
Community 1
- Exact community name
- Public record checked
- Written all-in quote requested
- Assessment and agreement requested
- Follow-up date
Community 2
- Exact community name
- Public record checked
- Written all-in quote requested
- Assessment and agreement requested
- Follow-up date
Community 3
- Exact community name
- Public record checked
- Written all-in quote requested
- Assessment and agreement requested
- Follow-up date
Community 4
- Exact community name
- Public record checked
- Written all-in quote requested
- Assessment and agreement requested
- Follow-up date
This worksheet does not verify a claim, rank a community, establish care fit, confirm an opening, create a Haven referral, or promise a placement. Confirm the actual written quote, assessment outcome, agreement, and source record directly with the community and relevant public authority.
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Assisted Living in Salt Lake City: common questions
How much does assisted living cost in Salt Lake County?
Assisted Living in the Salt Lake County, UT area has a planning range of $3,820–$5,980 per month, with a midpoint of about $4,780. It uses the source-specific benchmark or derived method identified with the band, adjusted for Salt Lake City prices. It is not a community quote; exact rates vary by residence type and care needs.
How do I choose assisted living in Salt Lake County?
Compare the regulator data that applies, request a written all-in monthly quote, and tour your top 2–3. Current openings and care acceptance are time-sensitive: confirm them directly with each community and record the date.