Crossroads Assisted Living is a 49-resident assisted living campus on Aspen Way in Delta, built around a landscaped courtyard, an aviary, and a dining room residents compare to a restaurant.
- Assisted Living
- Courtyard Campus
Why Families Choose Crossroads Assisted Living
- A landscaped courtyard with a gazebo, aviary, and large aquarium
- Holiday meals that have included prime rib and a Thanksgiving spread
- Forty-nine residents on a single-story Aspen Way campus
- Wide hallways and multiple indoor gathering rooms
- Delta County Memorial Hospital just minutes from the campus
About Crossroads Assisted Living
Forty-nine residents live at Crossroads Assisted Living, spread across a single-story campus on Aspen Way in a residential pocket of Delta, on the opposite side of town from the county's Main Street core. The larger footprint gives Crossroads room for a landscaped courtyard at its center, complete with a gazebo, a glassed-in aviary, and a large aquarium that residents and visiting family gather around throughout the day.
Medication scheduling, personal care, and mobility assistance make up the everyday work caregivers do here, all inside a building large enough for wide hallways and multiple gathering rooms rather than a single shared living area. Costs here are covered privately, since Crossroads doesn't carry a Medicaid contract, and the license stays limited to assisted living. Meals draw particular attention here, with holiday spreads that have included prime rib and a full Thanksgiving table, served in a dining room residents compare to a restaurant rather than a cafeteria line.
The courtyard becomes a daily destination when weather allows, and the indoor aviary and aquarium give residents a quiet spot to sit and watch finches and canaries dart between nesting areas. Families weighing a forty-nine-resident campus like Crossroads are typically after more common space and a fuller activity calendar than a compact residential home can offer, while still keeping Mom or Dad inside familiar Delta instead of moving to a larger city.
There's no independent living wing here, and families should budget for private-pay costs since Crossroads doesn't bill Medicaid. Delta County Memorial Hospital sits close by, keeping both scheduled appointments and any urgent needs within reach of the campus. Grocery stores and Delta's downtown shops remain a short drive away for family members visiting from out of town. Crossroads Assisted Living operates as a standalone Delta community, built around a courtyard, an aviary, and a kitchen that has become the heart of daily life for everyone who lives here.
Environment
Crossroads Assisted Living spans a single-story campus on Aspen Way, on the residential side of Delta away from the Main Street core. At its center sits a landscaped courtyard with a gazebo, a glassed-in aviary of finches and canaries, and a large aquarium, with wide hallways and gathering rooms surrounding that shared outdoor space.
Services
Medication scheduling, personal care, and help moving safely through the building fill out a caregiver's day here, all sized for a forty-nine-resident community with room to spread out. Crossroads bills every resident privately, carries no Medicaid contract, and keeps its scope to assisted living.
Resident Experience
Meals draw attention, with holiday spreads that have included prime rib and a full Thanksgiving table served in a dining room residents compare to a restaurant rather than a cafeteria line. The courtyard becomes a daily gathering spot in good weather, and the indoor aviary gives residents a quiet place to watch finches dart between nests.
Rates and availability current as of 2026. Contact Christie Garcia for the latest figures.
Christie Garcia
Local Senior Advisor, Colorado
Advisor Insight on
Crossroads Assisted Living
Families drawn to Crossroads tend to want more shared space and a fuller activity calendar than a small residential home offers, all while a parent stays inside the Delta community they already know. The private-pay pricing and larger shared spaces tend to suit those who've already ruled out Medicaid coverage as a factor.
Amenities & Services
Review Highlights
A courtyard with a gazebo and an aviary of finches and canaries anchors daily life here, alongside meals prepared with real care and a staff practiced at keeping families closely informed.
What People Like
- Landscaped courtyard with a gazebo and aviary of finches and canaries
- Restaurant-style dining, including holiday meals like prime rib
- Forty-nine-resident campus with wide hallways and multiple gathering rooms
- Delta County Memorial Hospital just minutes from the campus
Things to consider
- Private-pay community
- Assisted living focus
Reviews from Google
Like anyone reading this, I looked at reviews and also visited several places in Delta, Montrose and Mesa counties before choosing to move my mother to Crossroads Memory Care Center. My mother needed a loving place that provided lock-down security, as she wanders occasionally…
Crossroads at Delta is an extraordinary place with amazing people. Our parents have lived there 9 months now and are thriving. The staff is kind, caring and attentive. We are so grateful for this assisted living center. Our parents are happy here.
I cannot say enough good things about this facility. Our family had to make the difficult decision to move my grandmother there and I can say without a doubt, that Crossroads is the only place I would have put my grandma- because I love her so much and know she deserves THE…
Crossroads Assisted Living Center in Delta, CO is truly an exceptional option for someone needing any or all the wonderful amenities they provide. It is pleasant in every way an assisted living center ought to be. Impeccably clean place operated by very friendly, considerate…
Our aunt has been at Crossroads for about 3 years and she has flourished. We could not ask for more caring people than the entire staff at Crossroads. The facility is always clean and the staff is positive. It is a warm and inviting home for our aunt.
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Compare Crossroads Assisted Living with Nearby Communities
Use this comparison to evaluate pricing, care availability, and key differences between similar communities in Delta, CO.
| Compared | Crossroads Assisted LivingDelta, CO 4.4 (21) | Carelink at Delta House Assisted LivingDelta, CO· 1.1 mi 3.7 (3) | Heidi's ChateauMontrose, CO· 21.8 mi 4.4 (17) |
|---|---|---|---|
Starting price | $5500/mo | $5500/mo | $5500/mo |
Care types | Assisted Living | Assisted Living | Assisted Living |
Total beds | 49 | 28 | 30 |
Medicaid | Not accepted | Not accepted | Not accepted |
Pet friendly | No | No | No |
Housing type | Community | Residential | Community |
| View this community | View this community |
Crossroads Assisted Living
Delta, CO
- Starting price
- $5500/mo
- Care types
- Assisted Living
- Total beds
- 49
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Community
Carelink at Delta House Assisted Living
Delta, CO· 1.1 mi
- Starting price
- $5500/mo
- Care types
- Assisted Living
- Total beds
- 28
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Residential
Heidi's Chateau
Montrose, CO· 21.8 mi
- Starting price
- $5500/mo
- Care types
- Assisted Living
- Total beds
- 30
- Medicaid
- Not accepted
- Pet friendly
- No
- Housing type
- Community
Location
1380 Aspen Way, Delta, CO 81416
Get DirectionsNearby Essentials
- Hospital:Delta County Memorial Hospital sits close by, covering both scheduled appointments and anything unplanned.
- Dining:Delta's downtown restaurants and cafes are a short drive away for visiting family.
- Shopping:Grocery stores and Delta's Main Street shops sit a quick drive from the Aspen Way campus for errands.
A residential pocket of Delta on Aspen Way, away from downtown but close to the Gunnison River valley.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What care does Crossroads Assisted Living offer?
Crossroads provides assisted living for forty-nine residents, supporting daily needs such as medication, personal care, and mobility across a single-story Delta campus.
How much does Crossroads Assisted Living cost?
Assisted living at Crossroads falls in the $5,500-a-month range on the community's latest figures, and your senior advisor keeps closer tabs on any recent changes.
Does Crossroads Assisted Living take Medicaid?
Crossroads bills privately rather than through Medicaid. Long-term-care insurance and other private funding routes are worth asking your senior advisor about.
Where is Crossroads Assisted Living located?
You'll find Crossroads at 1380 Aspen Way in Delta, not far from Delta County Memorial Hospital.
How many residents live at Crossroads Assisted Living?
The Aspen Way campus houses forty-nine residents across a single-story building.
Does Crossroads Assisted Living provide memory care?
No, the license held here is assisted living only. Ask your senior advisor about memory care options nearby if that level of care is needed.
What is dining like at Crossroads Assisted Living?
The dining room serves restaurant-style meals daily, including holiday spreads like prime rib and a full Thanksgiving table.
Does Crossroads Assisted Living allow pets?
There's nothing on record yet about pets at Crossroads; ask your senior advisor to check before you schedule a tour.
Who operates Crossroads Assisted Living?
Crossroads operates independently as a single Delta community centered on its courtyard and dining program.
How do I schedule a tour of Crossroads Assisted Living?
Submit the quick inquiry box below; a call typically comes from your senior advisor within a business day to line up a courtyard tour and preview the dining program.
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