Good Hope Manor stands in a quiet spot at 2251 NW 29th Ct, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311, and you'll notice right away how the grounds have that peaceful, country feel-lots of trees, landscaped patios, spaces for sitting outdoors with friends, and an easy calm that helps people relax. The place gives folks different choices in where to live, with studio, one-bedroom, and semi-private rooms, all with private bathrooms, sprinkler systems, smoke detectors, and emergency call buttons, so you feel secure and looked after. Staff are around all day and night to help with anything that comes up, whether it's transferring from bed to a wheelchair, medication reminders, or just getting dressed and ready for the day, and there's on-site nursing plus health care supervision for those who need more help, including memory care for folks dealing with Alzheimer's or other memory problems, as well as diabetic care and help with ambulation.
Inside, you'll find a bunch of common areas like the art room, game room, theater for movie nights, a beauty salon, and a library for quiet reading, along with living rooms and activity spaces where you can join in bingo or crafts or exercise classes, and those who want some pampering can head to the spa. Residents can also head out on planned day trips or join one of the many activities or community events that aim to keep everyone social, engaged, and active, making it easier to connect with neighbors and enjoy every day-there's even a mission here to help people stay well in body and mind, with programs just for memory care needs too. Out back, the patios call out for folks to enjoy the fresh air or a chat with friends, and the outdoor spaces make a good setting for gentle walks or small gatherings.
Meal services come with attention to your dietary needs, so eating well takes less work off your plate, and cleaning gets handled with laundry and housekeeping made available to all, so you're not fretting about chores. Good Hope Manor lets folks keep pets, which is a comfort for many, and the community offers transportation both for outings and for non-medical needs when folks want to go offsite. The place doesn't have its own parking facilities, or things like pools or a gym, but it has everything for simpler living, from basic assisted help to complete nursing care and memory support depending on what's needed, and rooms come in studio, semi-private, and one-bedroom layouts that start at $1,600 per month for shared rooms and $2,000 for a private space, with some extra community and service fees to consider as well. The staff here have a steady history of being attentive and friendly, and most reviews mention the place keeps clean and pays close attention to details, so folks can expect a homelike, caring atmosphere where help is close at hand and the daily routine has enough options to keep things moving along comfortably. Religious services are available offsite, and folks who want one can request a devotional visit. All in all, Good Hope Manor makes a simple, steady place for seniors looking for support in a peaceful, community setting.
