At Eastridge, our caregivers are more than just expert medical professionals who deliver skilled healthcare at every touchpoint. They are the backbone of our care community, leading with their hearts and catering to our residents’ every request and every need.
Whether it’s cooking a local dish or dancing with a resident, our caregivers bring their unique personalities to the Eastridge community, offering residents an all-around charming experience.
Our caregivers take the time to learn meaningful details about each resident, creating a true one-on-one bonding experience. We truly understand what makes our residents light up, helping relationships with residents blossom into true friendships. Whether it’s giving words of encouragement, playing a rousing game of bingo, or reading pages aloud from their favorite novel, we go to great lengths to keep our residents smiling. This philosophy of personalized care makes it easier and more enjoyable for our residents to reach the goals they set for themselves.

With a compassionate spirit, caring demeanor, and unrelenting commitment, Andrew Middleton’s mission is to ensure every resident lives with dignity, meaning, and the highest standard of care through person-centered principles and thoughtful leadership.
Andrew has grown up immersed in the long-term care community, as both his parents have careers in healthcare. He realized early on that he had a love for seniors, thus grew a passion for advocating, protecting, and ensuring the rights of every person under his care. With a degree in Healthcare Administration, Andrew has centered his education on long-term care and considers the opportunity to make a positive impact on residents’ lives a true privilege.

Abigail Lee, RN, brings over 20 years of long-term care experience to Eastridge. She began her career as a CNA, advanced to LPN, and later achieved her RN and BSN, giving her a strong foundation in hands-on, compassionate care.
She is most passionate about providing care to seniors with respect, dignity, and compassion, whether it’s offering a hand to hold, a smile to brighten their day, or a sense of family to those who may be without. Grateful for the chance to learn from residents’ stories, Abigail considers it an honor to be welcomed into their lives.
Since 2004, she has served in many roles in nursing homes, including floor nurse, treatment nurse, MDS nurse, nursing manager, admit nurse, and now Director of Nursing. Outside of work, Abigail is a proud mom of four who enjoys baking, reading, and shooting pool. She lives by the motto, “Life is what you make it, so make it a good one. And to never let anyone steal your shine!”
