Provo Senior AdvisorLegacy Village of Provo holds a Utah Type II assisted living license (DLBC ID F23-107012) for 150 residents at 4146 North University Avenue, Provo; 42 of those beds sit inside a locked memory care unit. On the state record: Regulated, expires Nov 30, 2026.
What does Utah's license record say about Legacy Village of Provo?
DLBC records Legacy Village of Provo as a Type II license in the large size class, approved for 150 residents including 42 secure beds, and regulated since Nov 10, 2015.
| Field | DLBC / state record |
|---|---|
| DLBC license category | Assisted Living Facility – Type II |
| R432-270 size class | Large (17+) |
| Beds on the license | 150 |
| Locked (secure) beds | 42 |
| Regulated since | Nov 10, 2015 (11 yrs) |
| License runs through | Nov 30, 2026 |
| DLBC visits in public window | 2 |
| Citations in public window | 0 |
| Phone on DLBC file | (801) 374-3384 |
Type II is Utah’s higher-acuity assisted living license: a resident may need one staff member’s limited help to evacuate, a registered nurse handles assessments and health monitoring, and a certified nurse aide must be on shift every hour of the day. See Type I and Type II side by side.
How did Legacy Village of Provo do on Utah licensing inspections?
Legacy Village of Provo went through 2 DLBC inspections in the public 36-month window, most recently on Jan 5, 2026, and none of them produced a written finding.
| Inspection date | DLBC inspection type | Findings |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 5, 2026 | Unannounced, Annual Inspection | 0 |
| Jan 16, 2024 | Unannounced, Annual Inspection | 0 |
The typical Utah County assisted living license carries 1 finding in the same window, so Legacy Village of Provo sits below the county midpoint. No visit in the window was a complaint or investigation visit.
Is there a locked memory care unit at Legacy Village of Provo?
Yes. Legacy Village of Provo has 42 secure beds in DLBC’s November 2026 report of its 150 licensed beds, so a locked wing sits alongside regular assisted living.
Under R432-270-16 a secure unit is only allowed inside a Type II license, and each resident moving in signs a separate secure-unit agreement covering wander risk and the conditions for discharge. Read those two documents before the deposit.
What other assisted living is near Legacy Village of Provo?
Courtyard at Jamestown Assisted Living in Provo is the next closest licensed assisted living, roughly 0.7 miles off as the crow flies; it is Type II with 222 beds and 1 DLBC finding in the public window.
| Facility | Miles away | License type | Licensed capacity | Secure beds | DLBC findings (36 mo) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Courtyard at Jamestown Assisted Living 3352 North 100 East, 84604 | 0.7 | Type II | 222 | 28 | 1 |
| Rocky Mountain Care - Spring Hollow Assisted Living and Memory Care 92 South 800 East, 84097 | 1.1 | Type II | 32 | 16 | 13 |
| Summit Assisted Living of Orem LLC 436 East 700 North, 84097 | 2.1 | Type I | 16 | Not listed | 0 |
| Cove Point Retirement 1988 North Cove Point Lane, 84604 | 2.2 | Type I | 50 | Not listed | 12 |
| Summerfield Retirement Living, Inc. 911 North 800 West, 84057 | 3.5 | Type II | 50 | 0 | 0 |
For scale: Legacy Village of Provo has 150 licensed beds, while the middle Utah County license has 36 across all 44 assisted living licenses in the county.
What hospital is closest to Legacy Village of Provo?
Intermountain Health Orem Community Hospital in Orem is the nearest licensed acute care hospital to Legacy Village of Provo, about 2.8 miles in a straight line; Intermountain Health Utah Valley Hospital is next at about 2.9 miles.
Distances are measured point to point from the state’s mapped facility locations; real driving time on I-15 or State Street will run longer.
What should we ask Legacy Village of Provo before signing?
Ask to see the most recent DLBC inspection report; a clean record is worth reading, not just hearing about.
- Ask for the name of the registered nurse who signs assessments and how often that nurse is in the building.
- Ask how the secure unit is staffed overnight; the rule sets a floor of one direct-care worker inside at all times.
- Ask whether New Choices Waiver residents are accepted and what monthly room and board they pay out of pocket.
