Dr. Frank McElroy, President and CEO of Presbyterian Homes of Georgia, has announced his retirement.

“Frank McElroy’s leadership has guided Presbyterian Homes of Georgia to expand from one campus to five while offering the highest care possible to our residents,” said the Rev. Dr. Glenn Doak, Chairman of the Board.

The ministry is a national leader in the use of technology to support memory care and nursing care.

“He has kept us ahead of constant changes in health care, and his high standards, vision and humble Christian spirit have been consistent,” Doak added. McElroy plans to retire in January 2020. A Succession Committee, advised by Mauldin & Jenkins, is charged with naming a successor.

“I have been blessed to serve over 48 years with thousands of loving staff in caring for more than 17,000 residents,” shared McElroy. “The future of our senior ministry is bright, and I am humbled and grateful to have had this opportunity,” he added.

Presbyterian Homes of Georgia serves over 1,000 residents on five campuses, including two in South Georgia:

Presbyterian Home and Retirement Community Quitman – a Life Plan Community

Swainsboro Presbyterian Apartments – offering independent living and affordable housing