Oasis Living Quarters sits on an 18-acre campus in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, surrounded by tropical views, walking paths, and two lakes where you might spot some Florida wildlife, and folks can enjoy the outdoors right from the first-floor entrance, which is pretty nice for getting sun or just easy access for walks or sitting by the pond, and the grounds have a swimming pool and a hot tub spa for relaxing or social gatherings, and you'll find gardens, outdoor patios, and designated spaces for walking or hiking, which works well for those who want to move a bit each day. The facility follows what they call the "Wickshire Way," meaning everyone-residents, staff, and families-gets treated with respect, compassion, and honesty, and they focus on building trust by connecting through daily interactions, group events, and volunteer activities to help residents feel part of a real community where relationships matter.
Residents can choose from studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom apartments, or semi-private suites, and every unit comes fully furnished with private bathrooms, air-conditioning, kitchen appliances, cable TV, internet, and cleaning and linen service, so folks can settle in and make life simple and comfortable without worrying about chores. Pets are welcome-no restriction on small dogs-so those who like the company of animals don't need to leave them behind. The place offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and short-term respite care, so as people's needs change, the level of support can go up or down without moving away, and families who need a little break can use respite services.
There's a special memory care unit for people with dementia and Alzheimer's, run in partnership with the Alzheimer's Association, where residents get personalized programs, memory-enhancing activities, a securely monitored space, and specialized staff to help with cognitive support and safety. Staff has training in ethics and driving checks, and nursing support runs 12-16 hours, with 24-hour emergency call systems for everyone's security. When it comes to care, folks can get help with everything from bathing and dressing to medication management, and there's regular access to occupational, physical, and rehabilitation therapies, as well as psychiatric and medical care right there in the building.
Meals are chef-prepared three times a day, served in a restaurant-style dining room or private rooms for families, and dietary needs like diabetic, low salt, low fat, renal, vegetarian, and kosher get attention. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen help are standard, and community rooms make room for games, cards, crafts, billiards, and quiet relaxation. You get access to amenities like a chapel, small library, bank, beauty salon, barber shop, computer center, and even a county store, so errands and daily living don't require much travel. Onsite religious or meditation services help people stay centered if that's important to them.
The activity schedule stretches across arts and crafts, music, field trips, planned day trips, group fitness classes, and events in the community auditorium-there's always something social or interesting to do, whether it's swimming, joining wellness and fitness programs, or just watching a show. Community transportation helps with shopping, appointments, and other outings, with staff who know the area and can help arrange rides, making it easier for everyone to stay active and connected to greater Fort Lauderdale. Residents get support for personal needs, medication reminders, memory care, and emergencies, and the staff is available around the clock. The building itself features gated access and security, while thoughtful touches, like private dining rooms and guest parking, make visits from loved ones easy. For families looking to understand senior care, a Senior Living 101 portal gives helpful guides on healthcare choices, benefits, financing, and planning ahead.
The community tries to keep costs simple, with fees in the $400-$660 per month range, depending on care and housing needs, and they accept credit card payments. For those who love the outdoors, the property is landscaped and has scenic spots to sit or stroll, promoting a peaceful, calm setting even when life feels busy, and everything's easy to reach with accessible paths and mobility-support amenities, so residents with walkers or wheelchairs can still make the most of the grounds. With programs focused on connection, care, and daily living without hassle, Oasis Living Quarters aims to help people age in place without giving up dignity, comfort, or belonging.
