Newsweek ranks A.G. Rhodes DeKalb Georgia's top large nursing home again
A.G. Rhodes DeKalb, formerly A.G. Rhodes Wesley Woods, was 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 is the seventh consecutive year for the distinction. A.G. Rhodes credits its care partners and their commitment to person-directed care, and it is hiring.
From A.G. Rhodes· Instagram · Oct 12
Open the post“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! Want to join this amazing team? Explore career opportunities at the "Work here!" link in our bio. #AmericasBestNursingHomes #AgingServices”
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