The Utah Office of Licensing (OL), under the Division of Licensing and Background Checks (DLBC) is sharing important information regarding recent statute updates from the 2026 General Legislative Session that may impact you as a provider. Type of facility or program: All Licensed Hospitals  Overview of Statute Update and Potential Impact Next Steps for OL Questions or Guidance Please do …

The Utah Office of Licensing (OL), under the Division of Licensing and Background Checks (DLBC) is sharing important information regarding recent statute updates from the 2026 General Legislative Session that may impact you as a provider. Type of facility or program: All licensed healthcare facility providers  Overview of Statute Update and Potential Impact Next Steps for OL Questions or Guidance …

The Utah Office of Licensing (OL), under the Division of Licensing and Background Checks (DLBC) is sharing important information regarding recent statute updates from the 2026 General Legislative Session that may impact you as a provider or licensee. Type of facility or program: All licensed Human Services providers Overview of Statute Update and Potential Impact Next Steps for OL Questions …

The Utah Office of Licensing (OL), under the Division of Licensing and Background Checks (DLBC) is sharing important information regarding recent statute updates from the 2026 General Legislative Session that may impact you as a provider or licensee. Type of facility or program: All Human Service providers related to behavioral health receiving centers, mental health and substance use disorder, justice …

The Utah Office of Licensing (OL), under the Division of Licensing and Background Checks (DLBC) is sharing important information regarding recent statute updates from the 2026 General Legislative Session that may impact you as a provider. Type of facility or program: All hospitals with potential pregnancy and infant loss; birthing centers  Overview of Statute Update and Potential Impact Next Steps …

Child care providers, We appreciate your continued efforts to ensure the highest standards of care for children in our state. In order to meet those standards, all regulated child care programs must adhere to the requirements outlined in R380-80 Provider Code of Conduct and Client Rights. To comply with R380-80, all staff, both current and new, must review and sign …

New Department of Workforce Services, Family, Friends and Neighbors (DWS FFN) license requirements were made effective June 1, 2025. These changes were made to align with the Child Care and Development Fund requirements. The updated requirements reflecting these changes are posted on the child care rules and license types webpage. For any questions or feedback concerning Division of Licensing and …

In our commitment to transparent communication, the Office of Licensing (OL) has revised the noncompliance process, now referred to as “OL Guidelines for Corrective Actions and Civil Money Penalties.” This update aims to enhance clarity and communication regarding OL’s internal process when enforcing statutory obligations. It is important to emphasize that this document should not be interpreted as an enforcement …

Starting July 1, 2024 the following fee changes will apply: As always, thank you for your attention to this message and for all you do for the vulnerable residents of Utah. We welcome any questions at:

The office accepted provider feedback for 90+ days following activation of Rules R380-600 (DLBC General Provisions Enforcement) and R501-1 (Human Services General Provisions) to ensure the Rule Interpretation Manuals are accurate, fair and easy to understand. The following Rule Interpretation Manuals are now finalized and will be used for enforcing the two rules linked above: Critical Incident Reporting Guide