SENIOR LIVING CONSULTANT · PHOENIX METRO
When your parent can't live alone anymore, you shouldn't have to figure it out alone.
I'm Brandon Bracy, a licensed COTA/L with 15 years in patient care. I help Phoenix-area families choose the right assisted living, memory care, independent living, or residential care home. In person. At no cost to your family.
15
years in patient care as a licensed COTA/L
1,300+
Valley communities, narrowed to the few that fit
$0
cost to your family, ever
30 & 60
day check-ins after move-in
The Reality
The hardest week.
A fall. A hospital stay. A rehab team telling you she isn't safe at home.
Then a stack of brochures and a deadline.
Most families make this decision in a matter of days, with no one beside them who has read the discharge summary. I have. I sit down with your family, translate the clinical picture into plain terms, and narrow more than 1,300 options in the Valley to the few that fit your parent's needs, your budget, and your location.
Four Kinds of Care
Four kinds of care. One person to guide you through them.
WHY FAMILIES CHOOSE ME
A clinical eye. A personal commitment.
I read the clinical picture
Fifteen years as a COTA/L and a director of rehab means I understand fall risk, memory changes, mobility, and what level of care a person actually needs, not what a brochure says fits.
I'm there in person, every time
I meet your family, tour with you, and ask the questions that matter: night-wandering protocols, medication management, how records transfer.
You never pay me
Communities pay my placement fee.
My consultation and my help cost your family nothing.
ABOUT BRANDON
I've sat on both sides of this moment.
I'm Brandon Bracy. I spent 15 years as a licensed COTA/L, served as a director of rehab, and worked alongside the home health and hospice teams that families meet on their hardest days. I've read the discharge summaries. I know what a fall risk score means, what memory changes look like, and what level of care actually fits.
It usually arrives fast: a fall, a hospital stay, a rehab discharge, a nurse saying she's not safe at home. Then someone hands you three pamphlets and a deadline. I watched too many families make the biggest decision of their parent's life in a panic, alone. That is why I do this work.