Utah § 47b-306 - Required identification and disclosures -- Individuals.

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§ 47b-306. Required identification and disclosures -- Individuals.

Effective 10/1/2025
58-47b-306.  Required identification and disclosures -- Individuals.
(1)
(a)Before a licensed individual first provides massage services to a client, the licensed individual shall obtain from the client a completed and signed intake form.
(b)The division may further define the intake form by rule made in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act.
(2)While performing massage services, a licensed individual:
(a)except as required in Subsection (2)(b), shall wear or display the licensed individual's first and last name and license type;
(b)shall wear or display the licensed individual's first name and last initial and license type if the licensed individual requests redaction as described in Subsection 58-47b-306.1(2); and
(c)may not identify to any person in connection with massage services other than as the individual's license.
(3)Before scheduling or agreeing to a massage service, the client shall receive notice of the first name and last initial of the licensed individual performing the massage services and the licensed individual's license type.


Amended by Chapter 236, 2025 General Session

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