BROOKHAVEN, GA, November 9, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Cheree Eldridge has been recognized for achievement in podiatric medicine and commercial real estate.

An esteemed expert in limb salvage and geriatric care, as well as medical commercial real estate, Dr. Eldridge's career reflects a dedication to both clinical excellence and innovative service delivery across multiple fields.

Since 2018, Dr. Eldridge has owned and operated Eldridge Podiatry and Diabetes Center LLC in Atlanta. Through her business, she evaluates patients and provides podiatric services at senior living facilities, seeing approximately 30-45 patients per day. Dr. Eldridge's responsibilities further include discussing findings with nursing staff, making recommendations, placing orders, completing medical records and managing other podiatrists within her practice.

Recognizing a significant need for accessible, high-quality personal hygiene and grooming services among senior living residents, Dr. Eldridge founded Guardian Senior Hygiene Services, LLC in 2026. The company partners with assisted living communities and nursing homes to provide professional hygiene and grooming services through skilled nail technicians and cosmetologists. With a focus on preserving dignity, enhancing quality of life, and promoting overall well-being, Guardian Senior Hygiene Services addresses an often-overlooked aspect of senior care.

Looking ahead, Dr. Eldridge envisions expanding the company's reach to major senior living communities and nursing facilities nationwide, furthering her commitment to improving the health, comfort, and dignity of aging adults.

In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Eldridge has served as a real estate agent with eXp Realty since 2025. She brings her firsthand experience as a physician to the real estate sector, assisting medical professionals with their unique office space needs. Beyond her commercial focus, Dr. Eldridge also manages some residential transactions for family and friends.

Dr. Eldridge's expertise is further recognized through her work on medical review boards. She reviews medical malpractice cases weekly and supports risk management initiatives. She also promotes best practices in podiatric medicine.

From 2018 to 2025, Dr. Eldridge worked as a podiatric physician in group medical practices. She worked for Village Podiatry Centers and Allied Ankle and Foot Care Centers.

Dr. Eldridge's academic journey began by earning a Bachelor of Science in biochemistry and cellular and molecular biology from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville in 2004. She later received a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine from the New York College of Podiatric Medicine in 2012 before completing her residency at the Atlanta Department of Veterans Affairs in 2015. Dr. Eldridge holds board certification from the American Board of Podiatric Medicine, is board-qualified in foot surgery by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery, and maintains a podiatric medicine license in Nevada and Georgia.

Affiliated with several industry organizations, Dr. Eldridge is a fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Orthopedics and Medicine. Her leadership included spending nearly a decade on the board of directors for the Georgia Podiatric Medical Association. Dr. Eldridge began by overseeing young members and organizing three or four annual events featuring speakers on topics relevant to physicians, which significantly increased engagement among young practitioners in Georgia.

Dr. Eldridge's civic involvement includes volunteering with Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and participating in activities at Boys and Girls Clubs. She is also active by participating in legislative outreach through legislative outreach and efforts to support beneficial legislation for podiatry.

A profound influence on Dr. Eldridge's career has been her mother's encouragement toward independence and self-sufficiency from an early age. This guidance instilled resilience and ambition that continue to drive her achievements today. Dr. Eldridge's passion for limb salvage was sparked by shadowing a podiatrist at her aunt's suggestion while considering specialties during medical school. She witnessed firsthand how podiatry could prevent amputations, which inspired her commitment to this field. She remains dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of foot care, especially for diabetic patients at risk of limb loss.

Looking ahead, Dr. Eldridge plans to continue serving independent living and assisted living communities. Her goals include hiring additional podiatrists, reducing her patient schedule to focus more on managing her businesses and fostering continued growth across all areas of her professional interests. Furthermore, Dr. Eldridge is excited about the future of Guardian Senior Hygiene Services and its growth potential.

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