Senior care in Utah by the numbers

The most common license in Utah is Licensed Assisted Living Facility (Type II), held by 182 of 332 (about 5 in 9) facilities.

Licensed Assisted Living Facility (Type II): 182 facilities, 11,685 beds.

Licensed Nursing Care Facility: 100 facilities, 8,788 beds.

Licensed Assisted Living Facility (Type I): 50 facilities, 1,324 beds.

Salt Lake County has the most licensed beds in Utah: 7,461 licensed beds across 103 facilities. Every county with a licensed facility is in the table below, with its own page.

140 of 332 (about 3 in 7) licensed facilities in Utah offer memory care, going by what the state's register records (a secured unit, secured beds or a dementia endorsement, whichever the state uses).

Memory care is care for someone living with dementia, in a setting built to keep them safe. Ask any community how its memory care is staffed and secured.

Of the 328 facilities in Utah matched to Utah DLBC's inspection record, 224 were inspected in the 12 months to September 29, 2026, and 80 of those received at least one citation.

The median time since a facility's most recent inspection was about 8 months as of September 29, 2026, across the 321 facilities with an inspection on file.

A citation is the more serious of the two notices Utah issues for a rule out of compliance. The lesser one, a warning, is not published by the state, so nothing on this record is at that level. These are counts from the public record and say nothing about any one facility: each listing shows its own record, with what was found and, where the state reports it, whether it was corrected.

4 facilities are not yet matched to the state's inspection record and are not counted in these figures.