In Utah, communities that are licensed as Type II assisted living can provide memory care services. The state of Utah also regulates training requirements for staff and administrators at memory care communities, as well as establishing a pre-admission screening process.
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The term “assisted living” encompasses a wide range of residential settings that provide care services to seniors, including those with dementia. Each state is in charge of regulating these facilities. While these regulations can vary widely, many states tend to have specific provisions for memory care services that can fall under the umbrella of assisted living.
Memory care regulations in Utah: What you should know
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