
Lorena Whitcomb, RN
Owner and administrator
A Hood County native and a nurse for thirty years, Lorena opened the Brazos House in 2008. She still reviews every service plan herself.

Our people
Nurses, caregivers and leaders who stay, and who know every resident by name.
Our team

Owner and administrator
A Hood County native and a nurse for thirty years, Lorena opened the Brazos House in 2008. She still reviews every service plan herself.

Lead caregiver
Marisol has led the day shift for eleven years and trains every new caregiver who walks through the door.

Cook
Dwayne cooked at a Fort Worth steakhouse before coming home to Granbury. His chicken-fried steak has a waiting list.

Activities and outings
Becky plans the trips to the square, runs the quilting circle and books the Wednesday singers.

Volunteer chaplain
Pastor Ron leads a short Sunday-evening service in the parlor and visits anyone who would like company during the week.
Sample family reviews
Mama grew up in a house like this in Lipan. She walked in, put her hand on the porch rail and said, well, this will do. That was four years ago.
Lorena is a nurse first. When Dad's medications were fighting each other, she caught it before his doctor did.
Sunday dinner at the Brazos House is the best meal my family eats all week. I am not exaggerating.
My parents share the companion suite. Fifty-eight years married, and they still argue about the thermostat. The staff just laughs.
They took Mom to the matinee at the opera house. She talked about it for a month.
When Dad went on hospice, Marisol came in on her day off to sit with him. That is who works here.

Tours end at the dining table whenever we can manage it. Call Lorena or book a time below.