Between 2010-2011, A.G. Rhodes expands its therapy and rehabilitation services and renovates its homes to include state-of-the art gyms.

A.G. Rhodes further expands to include its Wesley Woods home (now DeKalb).

A.G. Rhodes expands to include its Cobb home.

In conjunction with a major renovation, the home was renamed after Mr. Rhodes who passed away two years prior.

Construction is complete and the hospital reopens at the corner of Boulevard and Woodward Avenue, where today’s flagship home is located.

Hospital officials ask Amos Giles Rhodes, founder of Rhodes Furniture, for funding to make repairs. Instead, Mr. Rhodes provides land and funding for a new building.

The hospital of the Atlanta Circle of the King’s Daughters and Sons is founded on Church Street, now Carnegie Way.