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HealthKeeperz sells home health business to BAYADA Home Health Care

By Stephanie Meador, posted 2 years ago
Photo courtesy of HealthKeeperz
Photo courtesy of BAYADA

HealthKeeperz, a community-based health care service provider founded in Pembroke, NC in 1966, has signed an agreement to sell its home health business to BAYADA Home Health Care, a leading not-for-profit home health care provider.

The agreement will transition HealthKeeperz’s Fayetteville and Laurinburg Home Health locations to BAYADA locations and will help BAYADA achieve its mission to care for more clients across the state of North Carolina. The acquisition will allow BAYADA to combine the passionate and talented HealthKeeperz Home Health workforce with BAYADA’s management, expertise, operating platforms, and clinical excellence, to make a large impact on the local Community.

“The transition of our home health services is an evolution in HealthKeeperz’s commitment to providing quality health care to the southeastern region of North Carolina,” said HealthKeeperz President Tim Brooks in a press release. “By partnering with Bayada, we can concentrate on the areas of healthcare where we have long-term strategies to scale and innovate, such as hospice care. We are grateful for the continued trust placed in HealthKeeperz by our local communities, and we look forward to the positive impacts that Bayada will bring alongside the HealthKeeperz team to our neighbors and friends in Fayetteville and Laurinburg.”

BAYADA is headquartered in the Philadelphia region and provides nursing, rehabilitative, therapeutic, hospice and assistive care services to children, adults and seniors in the comfort of their homes. 

“BAYADA is thrilled at the opportunity to partner with HealthKeeperz to continue their strong commitment to the North Carolina community and to continue to grow in this region.” said David Baiada, CEO of BAYADA Home Health Care, in a press release. “We look forward to welcoming the HealthKeeperz Home Health staff and patients into the BAYADA family, and to work together through this mission-aligned partnership to continue to improve health care outcomes in our Region.”

HealthKeeperz will continue to serve North Carolina communities with hospice care, home medical equipment and supplies, and case management services. This partnership will allow BAYADA to grow its footprint in the state.

“We decided on BAYADA because there's really a good cultural alignment between their company and ours,” added Brooks. “I feel really good about the business going forward we'll be a healthy business and we'll continue to employ about 125 people…So we're excited about where we're going.”

BAYADA and HealthKeeperz expect the transition to be complete by March 27 according to Brooks, with a strong focus in minimizing impact for current HealthKeeperz employees, patients and partners.

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