Utah § 47b-304.1 - Exemptions from registration -- Massage establishments.
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§ 47b-304.1. Exemptions from registration -- Massage establishments.
58-47b-304.1. Exemptions from registration -- Massage establishments.
The following establishments or facilities are exempt from registering as massage establishments:
| (1) | hospitals or medical clinics; |
| (2) | physician offices; |
| (3) | physical therapy facilities; |
| (4) | chiropractic offices; |
| (5) | athletic training facilities or institutions of secondary or higher education when massage services are performed in connection with employment related to athletic teams; |
| (6) | a sole practitioner who only rents or leases to a sole practitioner if the sole practitioner meets the requirements described in Section 58-47b-504; and |
| (7) | other facilities as defined by rule. |
Enacted by Chapter 236, 2025 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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