Top 5 Things to Look for in Long-Term Care

As our loved ones age, their care needs can change dramatically from year to year. Although you managed as a family caregiver last year, new circumstances may make it difficult to cope this year. In t...

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Prioritizing the Future this New Year

Many people, regardless of their age, arenโ€™t comfortable facing their mortality. It can be especially jarring for some seniors, who, after decades of life, love and happiness, now must consider โ€œt...

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The Perks of Being a Social Butterfly

The physical limitations we face as we age can significantly alter the lifestyles we lead. Driving may be more difficult. Carrying groceries can be a pain. Fatigue may even lead us to blow off dates w...

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Recognizing and Addressing Caregiver Burnout

Being a caregiverโ€”whether youโ€™re providing full-time, in-home care to an aging friend or family member, or as a professionโ€”can be stressful and overwhelming. There are bills to pay, doctorโ€™s a...

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CMS Administrator visits A.G. Rhodes

Seema Verma, Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), visited A.G. Rhodes of Atlanta on December 4th for a forum with long-term care professionals concerning regulation c...

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Managing Winter Joint Pain

Managing Joint Pain in the Winter
The dry and cold winter climate can cause an increase in joint pain and stiffness. Here are some excellent ways to relieve those unwanted aches and pains....

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Employees recognized for service

In October 2017, our Atlanta home recognized employees who have worked at A.G. Rhodes for 20 or more years at a long-service awards celebration, including one employee who has been at A.G. Rhodes for ...

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