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Southeast Homecare

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11300 4Th St N Ste 250, Orlando, FL 32817CMS Certification Number (CCN): 109692 · Updated 9/29/2026Accepts MedicareLanguages: English, Spanish

CMS patient survey score 2.0/5 · 128 CMS patient surveys

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Southeast Homecare offers home health nursing in Orlando, Florida. The agency sends skilled nurses to patients’ homes. Nurses help with medicine checks, wound care, and health education. A home health aide can assist with bathing, dressing, and light housework. Physical therapy visits teach safe exercises and improve mobility. Speech pathology services help patients regain clear speaking and swallowing. Occupational therapy focuses on daily tasks like cooking and dressing. Medical social services connect families to community resources and insurance help. The team works in both English and Spanish, so language is not a barrier. Southeast Homecare accepts Medicare, making payment easier for many families. The agency is owned by a for‑profit group, which keeps services available across the Orlando area. Families can call to learn about eligibility, scheduling, and the range of visits offered. Each visit aims to let patients stay safe and comfortable at home.

Contact details

Address
11300 4Th St N Ste 250
Orlando, FL 32817

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Phone
(727) 546-8900
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Office hours

  • Mon-Fri: 09:00 - 17:00
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  • What happens if a visit is cancelled or rescheduled, and who can we contact between appointments?

Cost of Home Health Nursing in Orlando, FL

Home Health Nursing costs in Orlando, FL

Home Health Nursing in Orlando, FL averages $90/hr. Browse providers in Orlando, FL to compare care types, pricing, and ratings.

Home Health Nursing has a national median cost of $90 per hour.

$90/hour

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Southeast Homecare accept Medicaid?

Southeast Homecare has not confirmed Medicaid acceptance on this listing. Contact the provider directly to confirm current coverage and eligibility.

Does Southeast Homecare accept Medicare?

Yes, Southeast Homecare accepts Medicare. Medicare Part A and Part B cover eligible home health services including intermittent skilled nursing care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy when ordered by a doctor for homebound patients. Contact Southeast Homecare directly to confirm specific service coverage and eligibility.

Where is Southeast Homecare located?

Southeast Homecare is located at 11300 4Th St N Ste 250, Orlando, FL 32817.

How do I contact Southeast Homecare?

You can reach Southeast Homecare by phone at (727) 546-8900.

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