Amivie

Finding the right home can make all the difference.

At Amivie, we understand that successful placements start with the right match. That's why we work closely with individuals, families, care coordinators, and support teams to identify Host Home opportunities that align with each person's unique needs, preferences, and goals.

We wanted to share an updated list of Host Home openings currently available across North Carolina.
As openings change regularly, we encourage you to review the current availability and reach out if you'd like to discuss a potential referral.

Have a referral to discuss or questions about a specific opening? We're here to help.

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Referral Line: 800-700-0008
Referral Email: [email protected]
Submit a Referral: https://amivie.healthviewx.com/modules/referrals/create

AFL/Host Home Openings Across NC — Now Accepting Referrals Email from Amivie We wanted to share an updated list of Host Home openings currently available across North Carolina through Amivie. Our network includes both licensed and unlicensed Adult Family Livi

July 12–18 is Operation Safe Driver Week, a nationwide initiative focused on promoting safer driving habits and reducing crashes on our roadways.

This year's focus is reckless, careless, and dangerous driving. Common violations include speeding, distracted driving, following too closely, unsafe lane changes, impaired driving, and failure to wear a seatbelt.

Whether you're driving for work, running errands, or heading out on a summer road trip, take a moment to slow down, stay alert, and make safety your top priority.

Every trip matters. Every decision matters. Let's work together to keep our roads safer for everyone.

Many older adults want to remain in the homes they love for as long as possible. But when a senior lives alone, families often worry about safety, isolation, and whether their loved one is getting the support they need.

In our latest blog, we explore:

• Common challenges seniors may face when living alone
• Myths and misconceptions about home care
• How in-home support can actually help preserve independence
• Signs it may be time to consider additional assistance
• How personalized home care helps seniors stay safe, connected, and comfortable at home

The right support isn't about taking away independence—it's about helping individuals maintain it for longer. 💙

Read more:

Why Home Care Works for Seniors Living Alone | Amivie Home care helps seniors living alone stay safe, independent, and connected. Learn why in-home care may be the best solution for aging in place.

Hot days mean more time outside - but heat-related illness can sneak up fast. Adults 65+, kids, infants, people with chronic conditions or I/DD, and anyone working outdoors or without AC are at a higher risk of:

☀️ Sunburn - Red, painful skin. Prevent with sunscreen + avoiding 10 AM – 4M PM sun.

🌡️ Heat Rash - Small red bumps from trapped sweat. Keep skin dry and cool; skip the ointments.

🤒 Heat Cramps - Painful muscle spasms from fluid/salt loss. Rest, cool down, sip water slowly. Lasting 1+ hour? Seek care.

💤 Heat Exhaustion - Heavy sweating, dizziness, nausea, weakness. Cool the person down, hydrate, remove excess clothing, and get medical help.

🚨 Heat Stroke - Confusion, hot/dry skin, seizures, loss of consciousness. Call 911 immediately. Cool with ice/cold water while waiting for help.

You can avoid these illnesses by:
💧 Staying hydrated.
🧴 Reapplying sunscreen.
📲 Checking in on vulnerable loved ones - indoors and out.

A little shade, some water breaks, and knowing the warning signs go a long way. 💙