Owned and run by Amy and Josh
Class Act started with a simple idea: build the kind of small home you'd want for your own mom. Today we operate two residential homes in Mesa, Arizona — about 10 residents in each, with the same care team every day.
Most assisted living in Arizona is run by national operators. We're not. Amy and Josh are the owners, and they're at the homes most days — meeting families, hiring caregivers, sometimes cooking dinner. That's the comfortable-home difference: the people who set the standards are the people who hold them.
We named the homes Los Alamos House and Glencove House after the streets they sit on. They're not facilities; they're houses with bedrooms, a real kitchen, a dining table, and a back patio. About 10 residents live in each, with a 1-to-5 caregiver ratio and awake staff every hour of the night.
Who you'll actually meet
Amy & Josh
Owners
Passionate about creating the best experience for all our residents. We want Gramma Birdie's experience to be the same as all our residents.
Kinah Joy
General Manager
Currently a nursing student and lead recruiter. Often dancing with residents.
Lynn Cunningham
Nurse
A staple in the Mesa elderly care community as an advocate and teacher at one of Arizona's top caregiving schools.
Tina Gray
Lead Caregiver
Ensures all residents are cared for as if they were our own family.
Jace & Jordyn
Owners' kids
Weekly visitors who dance with residents and eat all the snacks.
Come see it for yourself.
Tours take about 30 minutes. You'll meet Amy or Josh, walk through the home, and ask anything you want.