Sandy, UT · 31 licensed capacity
Salt Lake County memory-care public records
Secured environments with specially trained staff and structured programming for residents living with Alzheimer's or dementia.
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Salt Lake County source scope: These 36 entries are Utah DLBC Type II records whose dated source record reports at least one secure bed. The secure-bed field does not prove an active memory-care program, current staffing, an opening, safety, or fit for a particular person. Records are shown in neutral name order; confirm every current detail directly with the community. Use the Utah secure-unit question guide →
Memory-care search records by Salt Lake County community
These city pages narrow the dated Utah DLBC Type II records that report secure beds. A secure-bed field is not proof of an active memory-care program, staffing, an opening, safety, or individual care fit.
Memory Care communities in Salt Lake City
Draper, UT · 18 licensed capacity

Riverton, UT · 18 licensed capacity
Salt Lake City, UT · 24 licensed capacity
South Jordan, UT · 30 licensed capacity
West Jordan, UT · 32 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

Sandy, UT · 116 licensed capacity
Cottonwood Heights, UT · 32 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
Taylorsville, UT · 86 licensed capacity
Sandy, UT · 61 licensed capacity

South Jordan, UT · 74 licensed capacity

South Jordan, UT · 125 licensed capacity

Draper, UT · 96 licensed capacity
Holladay, UT · 83 licensed capacity
Kearns, UT · 117 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
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 · 78 licensed capacity
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Seniors with Alzheimer's, dementia, or other cognitive conditions who need a secured setting and specialized, higher-touch support.
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Of the 36 memory care profiles in this list, 36 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
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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
13 communities / 23 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
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Memory Care in Salt Lake City: common questions
How much does memory care cost in Salt Lake County?
Memory Care in the Salt Lake County, UT area has a planning range of $3,920–$6,130 per month, with a midpoint of about $4,900. 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 memory care 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.