Utah Edition · Vol. 01 · Summer 2026

Find the best memory care in Utah, verified by real state inspections.

No paid ads. No sales calls. Every claim sourced and dated to a public state record.

Editorial Independence

The memory care site on the family's side: StarlynnCare receives no referral commissions, lead fees, or paid placement from facilities.

§ 01 · The Public Record

The Utah facility data you need, curated + analyzed for you.

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[01] DLBC

118

Licensed memory care facilities indexed across Utah

[02] Utah DLBC / CMS

604

↑ Updated regularly

State inspection reports, parsed and dated

[03] DLBC

106

Severe deficiencies on file in the last 24 months

[04] Policy

↑ Since day one

Referral commissions, lead fees, or paid placements accepted from operators

Browse all 118 Utah facilities

§ 02 · How We Rank

Ranked on public record. Transparent methodology.

Each facility is ranked against peers in Utah using publicly available inspection records. How we calculate rankings →

Fairfield Village of Layton

Layton, UT

Cap. 112unknown

Peer percentiles · higher is better

Severity62

Repeat rate100

Frequency65

Not medical advice — inspection summaries only, same methodology as full profiles.

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§ 04 · The Reports

An editorial desk for memory care.

Utah Type I & Type II ALF licensing explained

Utah licensing guide

Utah Type I & Type II ALF licensing explained

What DLBC requires for assisted living licensure in Utah, how inspections work under R432-270, and how to read a Utah …

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Utah decision guide

Memory care vs. nursing home in Utah

DLBC vs. CMS — different regulators, inspection records, Medicaid funding streams, and when to choose each setting for…

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Utah editorial library

All Utah guides & explainers

Decision guides, licensing explainers, and clinical primers — every StarlynnCare article for Utah families.

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§ 06 · Common Questions

What families ask first.

Where does Utah memory care inspection data come from?

Primary sources: the Utah Dept. of Health & Human Services Division of Licensing and Background Checks (DLBC), which regulates Assisted Living Facilities (Type I and Type II) under Utah Admin. Code R432-270. Inspection findings and complaint outcomes are published publicly via the Utah CCL portal at ccl.utah.gov. StarlynnCare also overlays CMS inspection data for nursing facilities.

What is the difference between a Type I and Type II Assisted Living Facility in Utah?

Type I ALFs provide services to residents who need assistance with activities of daily living but who are ambulatory or able to self-transfer. Type II ALFs serve residents who are non-ambulatory or who require physical assistance with transfers and may need a higher level of personal care — including many residents with moderate-to-advanced dementia.

Do you accept payments from facilities or operators?

No. StarlynnCare receives no referral commissions, lead fees, or paid placement from any operator. Rankings are derived solely from state inspection records and verified family reviews.

How often is Utah data updated?

After each ingest run from DLBC licensing records and the Utah CCL public API. Source dates appear on each facility profile.

Can a facility correct or respond to information on its profile?

Yes. Every profile includes a verified-operator response field, edited by us only for length. We do not remove DLBC findings at operator request.

Live across Utah · 118 facilities indexed

Find the right facility, without the sales funnel.

Search by ZIP, compare peer rankings, read every dated citation. Free, forever, with no operator behind the recommendation.

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Independent care facility publisher. We rank every licensed memory care facility against the state's own public inspection record.

Find the best memory care in Utah, verified by real state inspections.

No paid ads. No sales calls. Every claim sourced and dated to a public state record.

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Browse all 118 Utah facilities →

Live across Utah

Illustrated family member speaking with a facility staff member in a hallway — representing the conversations Utah families have when researching memory care options

The Utah facility data you need, curated + analyzed for you.

[01] DLBC

118

Licensed memory care facilities indexed across Utah

[02] Utah DLBC / CMS

604

State inspection reports, parsed and dated

↑ Updated regularly

[03] DLBC

106

Severe deficiencies on file in the last 24 months

[04] Policy

Referral commissions, lead fees, or paid placements accepted from operators

↑ Since day one

Data refreshed 2026-05-18 from DLBC public records

Three data signals. Compared to peers.

Data you can trace to a citation number.

Each facility shows its inspection record directly from Utah’s regulator — every citation, severity level, and repeat violation. We compare each facility against similar Utahfacilities so you can see what’s normal and what stands out.

The methodology is published and version-controlled. We change it in public. Read the full methodology →

Fairfield Village of Layton

Layton, UT

Capacity 112unknown

Top 24%

Peer-relative percentiles · higher is better

Upper third
Middle third
Lower third

Severity62

Repeat rate100

Frequency65

Not medical advice. Percentiles summarize published inspections versus peers — same methodology as full facility profiles.

Source: Utah state agency · public inspection dataView full profile →

Step 01

Pull the public record

Licensing inspection records for Type I and Type II Assisted Living Facilities are sourced directly from the Utah Division of Licensing and Background Checks (DLBC) public portal at ccl.utah.gov, supplemented by CMS data for nursing facilities.

Step 02

Memory care facilities only

StarlynnCare indexes facilities licensed under Utah Admin. Code R432-270 as Type I or Type II ALFs — the license types that serve residents with dementia and Alzheimer's in Utah's regulatory framework.

Step 03

Publish, with source links

Each profile links directly to the DLBC source record. Every finding shows its download date. No black box.

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Popular cities · By facility count

An editorial desk for memory care, backed by primary-source data.

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Utah licensing guide

Utah Type I & Type II ALF licensing explained

What DLBC requires for assisted living licensure in Utah, how inspections work under R432-270, and how to read a Utah facility profile.

Live · Licensing guide · Read →

Utah decision guide

Memory care vs. nursing home in Utah

DLBC vs. CMS — different regulators, inspection records, Medicaid funding streams, and when to choose each setting for a loved one with dementia.

Coming soon

Utah editorial library

All Utah guides & explainers

Decision guides, licensing explainers, and clinical primers — every StarlynnCare article for Utah families.

Coming soon

What families and clinicians ask us first.

Q.01

Where does Utah memory care inspection data come from?

Q.02

What is the difference between a Type I and Type II Assisted Living Facility in Utah?

Q.03

Do you accept payments from facilities or operators?

Q.04

How often is Utah data updated?

Q.05

Can a facility correct or respond to information on its profile?

Find the right facility, without the sales funnel.

Search by ZIP, compare peer rankings, read every dated citation. Free, forever, with no operator behind the recommendation.

Search 118 facilities