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Memory care in Salt Lake City

From Utah DLBC licensing records, with inspection counts.

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How many memory care options are licensed in Salt Lake City?

6 Salt Lake City assisted living licenses have secure memory care beds on DLBC's October 2026 report, 211 secure beds in all; across the two counties there are 40.

FacilitySecure bedsLicensed capacityLast DLBC inspectionDLBC findings (36 mo)License status
Beehive Homes of Salt Lake City
2891 South 2000 East, 84109
2424Dec 15, 202510Regulated, expires Oct 31, 2027
Capitol Hill Senior Living
76 South 500 East, 84102
25127Oct 22, 20250Regulated, expires Feb 29, 2028
Legacy Village of Sugar House
1212 East Wilmington Avenue, 84106
50160Aug 17, 20263Regulated, expires May 31, 2028
Sunrise at Holladay
4650 South Highland Drive, 84117
36101Jan 7, 20260Regulated, expires May 31, 2027
The Ridge Foothill
2363 South Foothill Drive, 84109
48162Feb 18, 20262Regulated, expires Dec 31, 2027
Twin Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care
654 East 3300 South, 84106
2878Dec 8, 202512Regulated, expires Jul 31, 2028

What memory care is closest to Salt Lake City outside the city?

The nearest memory care option outside the city limits is Spring Gardens Holladay in Holladay, about 6.5 miles from downtown in a straight line.

FacilityMiles awayCityLicensed capacityDLBC findings (36 mo)
Spring Gardens Holladay
2728 East 3900 South, 84124
6.5Holladay830
The Abbington at Murray
5377 South State Street, 84107
7.3Murray1145
The Ridge Cottonwood
5600 South Highland Drive, 84121
8.2Holladay1382
Legacy Village Memory Care
5472 South 3200 West, 84129
8.5Taylorsville420
Meadow Peak Assisted Living
6084 South Summit Vista Boulevard, 84129
9.3Taylorsville864

What is memory care in Utah in Salt Lake City?

Memory care in Utah is a locked secure unit inside a Type II assisted living facility, for residents with Alzheimer's or another dementia who can still exit with one person's limited help.

Utah has no separate memory care license; DLBC's records show how many secure beds each license has.

What should Salt Lake City families ask about memory care?

Ask to read the secure-unit admission agreement, wander-risk agreement and discharge criteria.

  • Ask how many staff are inside the secure unit overnight; Utah requires at least one at all times.
  • Ask how late-stage care and hospice are handled before a move is required.

At a glance

Utah memory care isUtah memory care is not
LicenseA Type II secure unitA separate license
StaffingAt least one direct-care staff inside at all timesA fixed ratio
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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