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Cottonwood Creek

Licensed assisted living in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah

Type I license
120 licensed beds
0 DLBC findings (36 mo)
Quick answer

At a glance Cottonwood Creek is a Type I assisted living facility at 1245 East Murray Holladay Road in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, licensed by Utah’s Division of Licensing and Background Checks (DLBC ID F23-107055) for 120 residents. Regulated, expires Feb 28, 2027.

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Cottonwood Creek is a Type I assisted living facility at 1245 East Murray Holladay Road in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, licensed by Utah’s Division of Licensing and Background Checks (DLBC ID F23-107055) for 120 residents. Regulated, expires Feb 28, 2027.

What kind of Utah assisted living license does Cottonwood Creek hold?

Cottonwood Creek holds a Type I assisted living license in DLBC’s large size class, with 120 licensed beds, first regulated Sep 8, 2003.

RecordValue
License type (DLBC)Assisted Living Facility – Type I
Size class under R432-270Large (17+)
Licensed capacity120
Secure (locked) beds0
First regulatedSep 8, 2003 (about 23 years)
License expirationFeb 28, 2027
Inspections on DLBC’s 36-month record4
Findings on that record0
Phone (DLBC record)(801) 263-0999

A Type I license means every resident must be able to leave the building in an emergency without another person’s help, and the facility provides social care rather than round-the-clock health services. How the two types differ.

What did Utah inspectors find at Cottonwood Creek?

DLBC’s public record for Cottonwood Creek shows 4 inspections in the last 36 months, the most recent on Jun 29, 2026, and no cited findings in that window.

Inspection dateDLBC inspection typeFindings
Jun 29, 2026Investigation Inspection0
Feb 11, 2026Unannounced, Annual Inspection0
May 14, 2025Investigation Inspection0
Feb 5, 2024Unannounced, Annual Inspection0

For comparison, the median Salt Lake and Tooele County assisted living facility has 1 finding on the same 36-month record; Cottonwood Creek is below that middle. 2 of its inspections were complaint or investigation visits.

Does Cottonwood Creek have a secure memory care unit?

No secure beds are listed for Cottonwood Creek in DLBC’s October 2026 report, so it does not operate a locked memory care unit under its license.

A facility without secure beds can still serve residents with mild memory loss, but it cannot lock them in. If wandering is a concern, compare the licensed secure units in the valley.

How does Cottonwood Creek compare with nearby assisted living?

The nearest other licensed assisted living facility is Cottonwood Creek II in Salt Lake City, at the same or an adjacent address (Type II, 16 beds, 0 DLBC findings in 36 months).

FacilityMiles awayLicense typeLicensed capacitySecure bedsDLBC findings (36 mo)
Cottonwood Creek II
1245 East Murray Holladay Road, 84117
0.0Type II1600
The Wellington
4522 South 1300 East, 84117
0.5Type II14001
Sunrise at Holladay
4650 South Highland Drive, 84117
0.8Type II101360
Niitsuma Living Center
4347 South 700 East, 84107
1.1Type I6Not listed1
The Ridge Cottonwood
5600 South Highland Drive, 84121
1.6Type II138402

Cottonwood Creek’s 120 beds compare with a median of 58 across the area’s 69 assisted living licenses.

How far is Cottonwood Creek from a hospital?

The closest state-licensed acute care hospital to Cottonwood Creek is St. Mark's Hospital in Salt Lake City, about 1.4 miles away in a straight line, followed by Intermountain Health Intermountain Medical Center at about 1.9 miles.

Straight-line distances come from DLBC-licensed facility coordinates; drive times are longer, especially across the valley at rush hour.

What questions does Cottonwood Creek's record raise?

Ask for the checklist from the Jun 29, 2026 DLBC inspection; Utah posts it with the facility record.

  • Ask what happens if a resident can no longer get out of the building alone, since a Type I license requires it.
  • Ask whether the facility accepts the New Choices Waiver for services and what room-and-board rate it charges waiver residents.
Source: Utah DHHS Division of Licensing and Background Checks public licensing records, data as of Oct 30, 2026 (dlbc.utah.gov), with secure-bed counts from DLBC’s October 2026 regulated health facility report. Star ratings are CMS’s own; we do not rate facilities. DLBC shows 36 months of compliance history.

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