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

R432-35-4-6 · Rule R432-35, Background Screening, section 4

Not Eligible may not work

An assisted living rule from DLBC, cited on Utah licensure inspections and complaint investigations. TagProof groups it under Staffing and training. The Office of Licensing cites the rule down to its paragraph, names the requirement, rates each finding Low, Moderate, High or Extreme, and records the date the correction was verified.

6
Facilities cited
In the last 3 years
6
Individual citations
0
Cited more than once
At separate visits
0%
Repeat rate

How DLBC classifies it

The Office of Licensing rates each finding Low, Moderate, High or Extreme by the risk it poses to residents, and a finding cited again at a later inspection is marked as a repeat. Low is the most common; High and Extreme together are about a third.

R432-35-4-6 citations by noncompliance level
Noncompliance levelCitations
High4
Low1
Extreme1

Where it is cited

Utah counties with the most facilities cited on R432-35-4-6
Davis County2Salt Lake County2Emery County1Weber County1
Utah counties with the most facilities cited on R432-35-4-6
CountyFacilities cited
Davis County2
Salt Lake County2
Emery County1
Weber County1

How the Office of Licensing cites it

The rule as it appears on the inspection record, with the paragraphs most often cited.

R432-35-4(6) Not Eligible may not work

Tag code, title and classification as published by the Utah Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Licensing (Division of Licensing and Background Checks). Counts are over Utah licensed assisted living facilities only; there is no national figure for a state rule.