State assisted-living licensing record · Utah DLBC · record as pulled September 22, 2026· Not the federal nursing home survey

Utah — assisted living inspection records

Every facility the Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Licensing (Division of Licensing and Background Checks) (DLBC) licenses as an assisted living facility, Type I or Type II, with the rules from its inspections and complaint investigations since September 2023. The Office of Licensing inspects an assisted living facility unannounced about once a year, with follow-up, complaint and investigation inspections in between. The Office of Licensing's public record shows each facility's inspections for the last three years, with the findings from each. Nothing older is published per facility, so this record starts three years back.

Not in this record: Fire and life safety inspection, fines, and the licensor's narrative. The fire inspection of a Utah assisted living facility is the State Fire Marshal's or the local fire authority's and is not published; what the Office of Licensing itself cites about the building — its physical environment, maintenance, secure-unit and emergency and disaster rules — is here. Civil money penalties, appeals, and the licensor's statements of what was found and how it was corrected are in the state's record and are not republished. A technical-assistance note is not a citation and is not counted. Type I and Type II facilities are both here; other licence types are not.

The rules DLBC cites, and how often →

5 newly licensed in the last 15 months →