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June 17, 2020

A.G. Rhodes > In The News > June 17, 2020

McKnight’s Long-Term Care News: Reflecting on injustices in long-term care

Author Mary NewtonPosted on June 17, 2020July 20, 2020Categories In The News

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One of Atlanta's oldest nonprofits and most trusted leaders in senior care. We operate three communities in metro Atlanta.

Throwback Thursday (#TBT) to last week when we cel Throwback Thursday (#TBT) to last week when we celebrated the class of 2020! Each year A.G. Rhodes honors employees and their children or grandchildren who graduate high school and we held the celebration virtually this year, recognizing 19 graduates. A special congratulations to Vivian Oleka, the daughter of A.G. Rhodes Cobb employee Stella Oleka, who was awarded the A.G. Rhodes High School Graduate Scholarship. Vivian plans to major in Nursing at Georgia State University, and she has aspirations to become a doctor. #Classof2020
Check out our latest round of news and updates! Li Check out our latest round of news and updates! Link in bio.
Although Vjollca Emini has only been at A.G. Rhode Although Vjollca Emini has only been at A.G. Rhodes Cobb since January when she began working in the Environmental Services Department, her work ethic and drive have earned her recognition for this month’s employee spotlight. Visit the link in our bio to read more. #OurEmployeesRock #HeroesWorkHere #LTCHeroes
#MotivationMonday #MotivationMonday
Yesterday we joined millions of others who paid th Yesterday we joined millions of others who paid their respects to a legacy and role model. #RIPJohnLewis
“Music produces a kind of pleasure which human n “Music produces a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do without.” ― Confucius While Music Therapy may look a little different lately, it continues to bring us great pleasure, comfort and companionship. #musictherapysession #musicishealing
#MotivationMonday #MotivationMonday
Throwback Thursday (#TBT) to 2015 when Congressman Throwback Thursday (#TBT) to 2015 when Congressman John Lewis came to visit residents at our Atlanta home and to thank our Veterans for their service. It was a meaningful example of Congressman Lewis' love for our community and we are grateful for all that he did and stood for. #RIPJohnLewis
We recently created these staghorn fern baskets du We recently created these staghorn fern baskets during Horticultural Therapy. Through safety measures including social distancing, masks and gloves (which are actually for the safe handling of sphagnum moss), we can still reap the many therapeutic rewards of nature. #natureishealing
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