In another significant step toward transforming and improving nursing home care, A.G. Rhodesโ Cobb home became the first stand-alone nursing home in the state to be accepted into the Eden Alternativ...
Read MoreCreative pursuits are good for more than just filling your free time. According to a study from the American Academy of Neurology, participating in the arts can slow mental decline in individuals of m...
Read MoreAs people grow older, retirement and rising health care costs eat away at their income. This can make it difficult for seniors to afford necessities like food and housing. Medicaid, Medicare and Socia...
Read MoreEmployee spotlights feature exceptional A.G. Rhodes staff members who are doing great work throughout the organization. Mayโs spotlight features Sarah Jordan, who has worked at A.G. Rhodes for 20 ye...
Read MoreSeveral rooms at A.G. Rhodes of Cobb have been equipped with the SimpleC Companionโข technology, an intuitive touch-screen application that promotes memory, engagement and better communication for el...
Read MoreMore than 795,000 Americans have a stroke each year, and startlingly, a third of these patients havenโt even reached retirement age.1 Without proper rehabilitation, those who have had a stroke may f...
Read MoreApril is National Volunteer Recognition Month and we thank our dedicated volunteers for their service to the seniors at the A.G. Rhodes homes. We are holding volunteer recognition events this month to...
Read MoreIn our continuous efforts to offer elders enhanced dining choices, greater flexibility and improved service, the A.G. Rhodes homes recently partnered with Unidine Corporationย to provide food and dini...
Read MoreCongratulations to our 2018 Ms. A.G. Rhodes of Atlanta, Birdylue Salley....
Read MoreMost everyone knows that falls are a major cause of injury and death among seniors, but too often, people arenโt sure how to reduce their loved oneโs chance of slipping, tripping and falling. Cons...
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