CrossRoads at Beaver Creek sits close to Beaver Creek State Park in a quiet country area, and for those who like being around nature, that's something you might really appreciate, plus the property has walking paths, outdoor gardens, and places to sit outside on nice days where you can watch the birds or just enjoy the fresh air, and the air tends to smell clean, which is rather nice. The community's been family-owned and operated for about 15 years, and in that time they've come up with some helpful programs like life enrichment activities, movie nights with fellow residents, music sessions, and a lot of different social and education events, and the activity team makes sure you can stay active and meet others, and there's a decent library along with scheduled group activities for anyone who likes games or crafts.
CrossRoads offers several types of care, including Assisted Living, Memory Care for folks with Alzheimer's or mild cognitive problems, Independent Living, Nursing Home Care, Residential Care Homes, Home Care, Adult Daycare, Hospice Care, and Respite Care, so whether you need a lot or a little help, they try to cover all those needs, and their support includes help with medication, bathing, dressing, and getting around for people who need it. Nurses are on site part of the day, plus staff are on duty around the clock, and there's a 24-hour emergency call and security system if someone needs fast help, and you can count on things like diabetes care, nutritional advice, and support for special diets, so those with allergies or unique needs don't have to worry.
They have different rooms to pick from, like two-bedroom suites, shared rooms, and fully-furnished units, most with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning, and some even have washers and dryers, so you can do laundry in your own space, or you can have the staff do it through their laundry and dry cleaning service, and if chores aren't your thing they take care of most household stuff including cleaning and maintenance. The community dining room is large and comfortable, and the meals use locally sourced ingredients whenever possible thanks to their farm-to-table program, and there's a professional chef who cooks up different menus, offering both restaurant-style dining and all-day options if someone wants to eat off schedule, plus they accommodate special meal needs including allergy-sensitive and diabetes-friendly recipes.
For people who like to look good, there's a salon and barbershop, a spa and wellness area, and those who want to keep fit can join exercise classes or use the fitness room, which is part of regular health and wellness programs. If anyone wants counseling, personal support, or needs more serious mental health help, the facility holds a current state license as a behavioral health and substance abuse treatment center (with verification through 07/18/2025), and they offer counseling, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), family support programs, relapse prevention, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT), along with both group and individual sessions and outpatient treatment for substance abuse or mental health issues.
Every unit comes with telephone and internet, and residents can use common areas like a game room, arts and crafts areas, a movie theater, activity rooms, and a library, plus the swimming pool is a draw in fair weather. The place values independence, but there's always help close by, with move-in coordination, transportation services, and plenty of parking for those who drive, and activities often include trips outside, so the days aren't always spent inside, which helps time pass. The staff focuses on behavioral support, fitness, and making sure residents feel safe and cared for, and everything operates so residents can avoid worrying about cooking or cleaning and instead focus on things they enjoy, since maintenance-free living is a big focus.
The community ranks at a 6.4 community score from Seniorly, so folks researching can see that people's experiences have varied, but the location's peaceful, the care options cover a lot, and the staff's usually around for most needs. CrossRoads at Beaver Creek stands out in the way it mixes an active, country lifestyle with a blend of healthcare, memory support, and different living styles, so people can opt for more or less help as their needs change, all while staying in touch with family and nature, and for folks who enjoy small comforts, there's homey touches, like private spaces, resident-run activities, and good food, which help it feel less like a big institution and more like a place to live a regular life even if you need some help along the way.
