Deke Cateau, the former Administrator of A.G. Rhodes of Atlanta, has been promoted to a new position within the organization: Chief of Strategic Implementation. In this role, Cateauย will oversee theย...
Read MoreNorthside Neighbor: Northside Scene: Living Well Luncheon (photos)ย ...
Read MorePlants and gardens have long been recognized for their rehabilitative power. Most of us would agree that, no matter our age, sitting back and relaxing in a beautiful and fragrant garden is an excellen...
Read MoreAt A. G. Rhodes we are committed to bringing innovative programs to our patients and residents. Our three, metro-Atlanta homes offer advanced therapy programs, such as Music Therapy, that focus on unl...
Read MoreA.G. Rhodes' Horticultural Therapist, Kirk Hines, andย Music Therapist, John Abel, demonstratedย to a group of about 20ย older adultsย at Lifespan Academy how music and horticultural activities can be...
Read MoreThroughout March,ย students from the University of Florida, University of Connecticut and University of California are spending a few days of theirย spring break volunteering atย A.G. Rhodes....
Read MoreA stroke can affect a person's mobility, speech and cognitive functions. Because the brain has an excellent capacity to regenerate and re-learn, stroke rehabilitation can provide therapies that help a...
Read MoreLarry Minnix, an Advocate for Aging Services and the former President and CEO of LeadingAge, delivered remarks onย the Secrets of Aging Well at the second annual Living Well Luncheon held on February ...
Read MoreIf you or a loved one has experienced a cardiac event, like a heart attack or stroke, or undergone cardiac surgery, chances are your doctor will recommend pursuing rehabilitation and therapy after dis...
Read MoreProfessional Chef Tamie Cook joined patients, residents, staff and a volunteer at A.G. Rhodes of Cobb as they made marmalade during a Horticultural Therapy session....
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