Hope's Residence sits in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, by Lake Magda, and you can see the water from many parts of the place, plus there are two locations called Riverview and Edgemont, each one with their own features although both keep things cozy with a choice of studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom floor plans and you get to relax in rooms that come already furnished with beds, dressers, nightstands, and sometimes a nice view, and you're allowed to bring your own touches to make things feel like home, which matters when you're somewhere for a short respite stay or settling in for the long haul. Meals are served every day, including kosher and vegetarian options, and if you like to keep busy, weekly calendars have educational and social activities, whether you want to try your hand at the piano, attend a devotional service, swap gifts in community activities, or just join one of the community outings.
The grounds have space for walking, gardens where you can sit and soak up some sun, and both indoor and outdoor areas where residents gather for hobbies or social events, plus there's beautiful scenery if you just want a little quiet. If you want to stay in touch or watch TV, there's phone, cable, and internet in every room, and Hope's Residence keeps ramps, wheelchair accessible showers, and bathtubs handy for folks who need help getting around, because accessibility is a big part of how they set things up. There's no smoking inside, and both men and women live here, but only male and female residents are accepted.
Staff stay awake and on site all day and night, so help is always nearby, and there are both nurses and a doctor on call, and services cover a wide range-assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, hospice, and regular health management like diabetic and incontinence care, and high acuity care. There are also visiting podiatrists, speech and occupational therapists, and a dentist, which means a lot of health needs are covered without leaving the community. They've got beauty and barber services, laundry and housekeeping, and when someone just needs companionship, someone's always around for that too. Transportation is available, both free and paid, for errands or medical appointments, and there's resident parking for those who still drive. Pets are allowed, and rooms come in private or semi-private options, plus every resident gets access to indoor and outdoor common spaces and plenty of opportunities to take part in both on-site and off-site devotional services, with a Christian service mentioned among others, so folks can keep up with faith if that's important to them.
Hope's Residence keeps a 5.0-star rating and is licensed as Housing with Services under License #30715, and it puts a lot of focus on flexible care, making sure the help fits each person, which probably goes a long way toward keeping people healthy and happy, and you'll find there's always a lot going on if you want to join in, but you can also enjoy the peaceful setting when you'd rather have quiet.
