Lahey Health at Home

HomeCare: At Home Healthcare for Seniors 

Northeast HomeCare is Beverly Hospital's Medicare-certified home health agency dedicated to providing outstanding quality, physician-directed home health services to patients on the North Shore. 

Home health services can play a critical role in your recovery from an illness or injury.   Many times, home health services ease the transition home after being discharged from the hospital or a short-term rehabilitation stay. 

You have a right to choose the agency that provides your home health care services. Why choose to receive quality, compassionate care from Northeast Home Care … 

• Northeast HomeCare is part of Lahey Health Senior Care, affiliated with Beverly Hospital and Addison Gilbert Hospital… providing greater continuity of care and improved outcomes through regular communication with your doctor
• Northeast HomeCare is also dedicated exclusively to serving the health care needs of seniors on the North Shore 

Most of the time, your doctor, a social worker, or a hospital discharge planner will help arrange for Medicare-covered home health care services. If you are a patient in the hospital, a clinical liaison from Northeast HomeCare is typically available in Beverly and Addison Gilbert hospitals and can answer any questions you may have about home health care services and your particular needs. 

Our Services

Northeast HomeCare employs qualified, professional staff to provide:

• Skilled Nursing services
• Rehabilitative Therapy services
     - Physical Therapy
     - Occupational Therapy
     - Speech Therapy
• Medical Social Work
• Home Health Services
• Nutrition Therapy 

Insurance Coverage 

Health insurance will pay for "certified" home health services. Services that fall into this category must be "medically necessary" and ordered by a physician. These "certified services" are short term. Once a patient returns to a certain level of functioning these services are terminated. Often this time period is sufficient to help the patient return to their "normal" level of independence, or to bring the patient to a point where they are able to access services on an outpatient basis.