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Crossroads Assisted Living

State-licensed Type B assisted living facility, Mission, Hidalgo County, Texas

16 licensed residents
0 Alzheimer's certified
0 penalty records
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Crossroads Assisted Living at 9500 Hwy 107, Mission is a Type B assisted living facility licensed by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission under license #308518 for 16 residents; it holds no Alzheimer's certification, and the license runs through January 1, 2027.

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Record summary

Crossroads Assisted Living at 9500 Hwy 107, Mission is a Type B assisted living facility licensed by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission under license #308518 for 16 residents; it holds no Alzheimer's certification, and the license runs through January 1, 2027.

Is Crossroads Assisted Living a state-licensed assisted living facility?

The HHSC record shows an active Type B assisted living license, #308518, for 16 residents at 9500 Hwy 107, expiring January 1, 2027.

FieldFrom the state record
HHSC licenseType B assisted living facility #308518
Licensed capacity16 residents
Alzheimer's certified capacityNo certified places
Current license periodJanuary 1, 2024 to January 1, 2027
First licensedMay 5, 2008
Most recent inspection exit date (TULIP)October 29, 2025
Citations listed in TULIP0
Administrative penalty records (TULIP)0
Accepts Medicaid (TULIP)No
Licensee (HHSC)Texas Comprehensive Health Systems (for-profit corporation)

The three-year license is tied to this operator at this address. A sale or a move means a new HHSC license and a new license number, which is worth checking against the directory before admission.

Why does it matter that Crossroads Assisted Living is licensed Type B?

Under a Type B license, Crossroads Assisted Living may house residents who need staff help to get out of the building in an emergency, who need attention during the night, or who cannot follow directions in an emergency, as long as they are not permanently bedfast.

Type B is the broader license, and it is the only kind Texas allows to carry an Alzheimer's certification. A resident whose needs outgrow the license has to move, so ask how the building handled the last resident who could no longer transfer alone. More on Type A and Type B licenses.

How large is Crossroads Assisted Living compared with other Hidalgo County assisted living?

At 16 licensed residents, Crossroads Assisted Living ranks 6th of 16 licensed assisted living facilities in Hidalgo County and holds about 4% of the county's 378 licensed assisted living places.

The county median is 16 licensed residents. In a building this size, ask who covers the floor when one aide is helping a resident in the bathroom at night.

How current is the state inspection record for Crossroads Assisted Living?

TULIP gives October 29, 2025 as the exit date of Crossroads Assisted Living's most recent inspection, 12 months before this page was built, and no citations are listed for it.

Citations describe what surveyors found on the day of the visit. A short list is common, and the follow-up is what tells you how the building is run. Across Hidalgo County's 16 licensed buildings, the median latest inspection is 8 months old.

Can Crossroads Assisted Living keep a resident who develops dementia?

Not as certified memory care: HHSC's directory shows no Alzheimer's certified capacity at Crossroads Assisted Living, so it may not advertise specialized Alzheimer's care, although it can still serve residents with mild memory loss.

Texas does not require certification to help with reminders, escorts or short-term forgetfulness. The closest certified Alzheimer's units are Avalon Memory Care - Edinburg in Edinburg (25 certified places, 7.0 mi); The Bridges at Mission in Mission (61 certified places, 8.4 mi); Assisted Living Partnership I in Edinburg (16 certified places, 8.5 mi).

Is there any state enforcement on file for Crossroads Assisted Living?

The enforcement section of Crossroads Assisted Living's TULIP record is empty.

Most citations are corrected without a penalty, so this can be empty even after an inspection with findings.

What should we compare Crossroads Assisted Living with nearby?

The nearest other licensed assisted living facility is Mission Guest House in Mission (6.2 mi by straight line, 16 residents), and the closest acute-care hospital is South Texas Health System at about 7.9 miles.

Facility or agencyMiles (straight line)License typeLicensed capacityAlzheimer's bedsLatest HHSC inspection
Mission Guest House
1522 E Griffin Pkwy, 78572
6.2Type B16006/12/2026
Senior Gardens
1522 E Griffin Pkwy, 78572
6.2Type B16003/18/2026
The Bungalows at Waterford Gardens
1522 E Griffin Parkway, 78572
6.2Type B15003/17/2026
Avalon Memory Care - Edinburg
2825 W. Canton Rd, 78539
7.0Type B252503/04/2026
The Bridges at Mission
1201 St Claire Blvd, 78572
8.4Type B616101/09/2026

The closest Medicare-certified nursing homes are Briarcliff Nursing and Rehabilitation Center (6.2 mi, CMS 1 of 5) and Windsor Arbor View (7.1 mi, CMS 4 of 5).

The nearest licensed adult day (DAHS) center is Casa De Amigos Adult Day Services in Alton, 2.4 mi away, one of 130 in the county.

Distances are straight lines between map points, so drives along Expressway 83 or I-69C can take longer.

Which questions does Crossroads Assisted Living's record raise?

Let the state data set the agenda. First, ask for the most recent HHSC inspection report, even though TULIP lists no citations.

  • Ask whether a nurse is employed on staff or on call, and how often the nurse sees each resident.
  • Ask for the overnight staffing plan for all 16 residents.
  • Ask whether staff speak Spanish on every shift if your parent is more comfortable in Spanish.
  • TULIP shows this building does not accept Medicaid; ask what happens if savings run out.
  • Request the written list of extra charges and the size of the last two rate increases.
Source: Texas Health and Human Services Commission active-license directories as of November 5, 2026 (apps.hhs.texas.gov); HHSC TULIP provider records (inspection citations and enforcement) retrieved November 6, 2026 (tulip.hhs.texas.gov). Any star rating shown is published by CMS. McAllen Senior Advisor does not rate or rank facilities.

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