After sexual assaults and ‘alarming’ deaths in care centers, Disability Law Center asks feds to investigate Utah licensers

The nonprofit accuses Utah licensing officials of allowing programs to stay open even after vulnerable people have died or been seriously harmed.

(Disability Law Center) A closed to occupancy notice is posted on the door to Evergreen Place, a Midvale care facility that closed in January 2022 because of unsafe and unsanitary conditions.

After sexual assaults and ‘alarming’ deaths in care centers, Disability Law Center asks feds to investigate Utah licensers

The nonprofit accuses Utah licensing officials of allowing programs to stay open even after vulnerable people have died or been seriously harmed.

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