See this story by Taunton Daily Gazette Residents at Heights Crossing recently celebrated the music and memories of the 1960s during a Groovy Get Down party at the assisted living residence at 35 Christy’s Place in Brockton. Residents, family members and friends gathered for the event, according to a community announcement. The evening featured live entertainment, dancing…
See the full story by The Enterprise BROCKTON, MA– Heights Crossing has earned the honor of U.S. News & World Report’s 2026 Best Assisted Living and Best Memory Care in the publication’s 5th annual year measuring Assisted Living communities. Best Senior Living Ratings are based on multiple aspects of a resident’s daily life. Considered categories…
Originally published in The Brockton Enterprise. Read the full story here. A pop-up shopping event was held recently at Heights Crossing Assisted Living in Brockton. The event took place Dec. 8 and was brought to Heights by Jennifer Solimine, owner of Be Dazzled Boutique in Brockton, according to a community announcement. Residents had the opportunity…
Originally published in The Brockton Enterprise. Read the full story here. Heights Crossing Assisted Living Seniors fight food insecurity! The community hosted a food drive, with items collected from residents, staff, family members and local citizens, to benefit Our Lady of Lourdes, one of the Tri-Parishes of Brockton. On November 7, 2025, the seniors visited…
Originally published in The Brockton Enterprise. Read the full story here. Heights Crossing Assisted Living and Compass Memory Support is hosting live music performances for residents and the Greater Brockton community, according to a community announcement. The concerts, held as part of the City of Brockton Mayor Robert Sullivan’s Summer Concert Series, offer free weekly…
Originally published in The Enterprise of Brockton. Heights Crossing has become home to a Brockton High School reunion decades in the making, according to a community announcement. The assisted living community has become a gathering place for many Brockton residents who grew up in the city, allowing old friends to reconnect and reminisce about their…
BROCKTON, MA— In honor of the residents who have courageously served our country, Heights Crossing Assisted Living recently held a special ceremony to unveil an impressive Veterans Wall display. The wall, which the community will proudly display year-round, features photos of the residents from their years of service and stories of their bravery and sacrifice.…
Heights Crossing held a flag-raising ceremony to celebrate receiving the Purple Flag for Dementia Care™ accreditation. Purple Flag for Dementia Care™ is a collaboration between the Institute for Senior Living Education (ISLE) and the Connecticut Assisted Living Association (CALA) but has since expanded outside of CT. The program’s standards evaluate an organization’s capacity to provide…
Heights Crossing, an Assisted Living and Compass Memory Support community, recently achieved Platinum accreditation status from SAGECare, reaching a milestone in the community’s commitment to inclusivity for LGBTQ+ older adults. SAGECare is an organization that provides LGBTQ+ Cultural Competency training and consulting to service providers. With new insight and resources, the senior community’s staff can…
Dr. Claire Appling, former Headmistress of Brockton High School and resident at Heights Crossing, recently celebrated her birthday at the community she calls home. Family, friends, and residents gathered for a joyful afternoon, honoring Dr. Appling’s service to the Brockton community. The event space was decorated with colorful gold and pink balloons and blue lights,…