Employee Spotlight: Cecil Greenidge
Employee spotlights feature exceptional A.G. Rhodes employees doing exceptional work throughout the organization. Our latest spotlight features Cecil Greenidge, the Environmental Services Director at ...
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Welcome, New Board Members!
A.G. Rhodes is delighted to welcome several new members to its Boards of Trustees and Advisors....
Read MoreCardiovascular Disease: Heart Health Tips for Seniors
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) accounts for about 800,000 deaths in the U.S. each year, according to the 2017 report from the American College of Cardiology. If you or an older family member has been di...
Read MoreSeptember 17, 2018
Fox 5 Atlanta: A.G. Rhodes resident turns 103!...
Read MoreSeniors Need as Much Sleep as the Rest of Us
You may have heard the claim that seniors donโt need as much sleep as the rest of the adult population. After all, the older we get, the earlier we rise. While this may be true for many seniors, it ...
Read MoreGeneration Connect Promotes Intergenerational Relationships
This summer marked the second year of Generation Connect, a summer program that promotes intergenerational relationships between youth and elders through oral history and shared time together....
Read MoreEmployee Spotlight: Roschelle Hughes
Employee spotlights feature exceptional A.G. Rhodes employees doing exceptional work throughout the organization. Our latest spotlight features Roschelle Hughes, the front desk receptionist at our Wes...
Read MoreGrants awarded to A.G. Rhodes will help enhance quality of life for elders
Two recent grants awarded to A.G. Rhodes Health & Rehab will be used to enhance the quality of life for elders who stay in the A.G. Rhodes homes....
Read MoreHow Seniors Can Maintain Their Smile
Sometimes seniors need extra help completing activities of daily living. Contact us today for more information about short-term recovery or long-term care options in Atlanta....
Read MoreRecognizing Signs of Depression in Older Adults
More than six million Americans over age 65 experience clinical depression, and there are certain life changes which are common among seniors that may increase the risk of depression....
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