A.G. Rhodes

10/14/2026

Mr. Barnett looks forward to the fourth Thursday of each month, when music and praise bring people together. It is one of the meaningful moments that makes his days special.

10/13/2026

A little music, dancing and a whole lot of fun!

A few A.G. Rhodes Atlanta elders and care partners had a wonderful time at the Mayor’s Senior Ball earlier this month, a special opportunity to get dressed up, enjoy time together and celebrate alongside older adults from across Atlanta.

Thank you to the City of Atlanta Government and Mayor Andre Dickens for hosting this wonderful tradition and making our elders feel so special!

10/12/2026

Seven years in a row!

A.G. Rhodes DeKalb (formerly A.G. Rhodes Wesley Woods) has once again been ranked the No. 1 nursing home in Georgia in the 150+ certified beds category in Newsweek’s America’s Best Nursing Homes 2027 rankings!

This marks the seventh consecutive year earning this distinction, a testament to our dedicated care partners and their commitment to person-directed care and the elders we serve.

Congratulations to our entire DeKalb team!

See the full rankings: https://rebrand.ly/advxnmt

Want to join this amazing team? Explore career opportunities at agrhodes.org/careers.

10/11/2026

Good food is an important part of feeling at home!

This past week, we celebrated Healthcare Food Service Workers Week and recognized the dedicated Culinary Serv ices teams across our three A.G. Rhodes communities who work hard to offer a variety of menu options that reflect our elders’ preferences while making mealtimes an enjoyable part of each day.

Pictured are just a few of our many Culinary Services team members who help nourish our elders and make mealtimes special. Thank you to all of our Culinary Services care partners for everything you do!

Want to join this incredible team? Check out our Culinary Services job openings: agrhodes.org/careers/job-openings

10/09/2026

For Alexis, speech therapy is about more than the work itself. It gives her a way to advocate for people, protect their dignity, and build the kind of relationships that make compassionate elder care Atlanta feel personal.

10/08/2026

For A.G. Rhodes elder Marvin Wiggins, baseball has been a lifelong passion—from childhood trips to Yankee Stadium to playing the game himself for many years. Today, that love of the game is as strong as ever.

Thanks to Second Wind Dreams featuring the Virtual Dementia Tour, Marvin’s family, the Atlanta Braves, and our team at A.G. Rhodes Atlanta, Marvin recently had a dream fulfilled with a trip to see the Braves play and some very special baseball memorabilia, including a Willie Mays-style glove.

We are so grateful for all those involved in making this unforgettable experience possible for Marvin, and to Monique John at CBS Atlanta for sharing this beautiful story!

As 74-year-old Marvin Wiggins loses his sight to glaucoma, loved on...

10/07/2026

Watching someone regain an ability they once lost can be one of the most rewarding parts of rehabilitation. Alexis shares what it meant to witness that progress, from learning to eat again to finding new ways to communicate. Marietta senior rehab can be about progress that looks different for everyone.

10/05/2026

We were proud to celebrate three remarkable A.G. Rhodes elders at this year’s Profiles of Positive Aging event!

Hosted by LeadingAge Georgia, the annual event recognizes older adults from across the state and celebrates the experiences, accomplishments and contributions that have shaped their lives and communities.

Congratulations to Mae Cook of A.G. Rhodes DeKalb, Sarah Lee Shelton of A.G. Rhodes Atlanta and Sandra Farris of A.G. Rhodes Cobb! We’re honored to have each of these incredible women as part of the A.G. Rhodes community.

10/03/2026

We recently celebrated National Rehabilitation Awareness Week at A.G. Rhodes and the dedicated rehab teams who help our elders maintain and regain strength, mobility and independence.

We’re grateful for these care partners across our communities who work alongside elders to help them reach their goals and continue doing the things that matter most to them.

10/02/2026

A fresh room, a comfortable chair, flowers on the nightstand. Small details can help a living space feel more like home, especially in a compassionate caring community. From the common areas to the spaces people call their own, keeping things clean and welcoming matters.