Accommodating Home Care Service

Accommodating Home Care Service ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: Craven and Pamlico Caregivers . 5 of 5 star rating over 21 years in business. Craven & Pamlico county.

Accepting Medicaid,VA, Medicare Advantage, Long term care, and Private Pay. For top-tier, compassionate care choose Accommodating

The Carolinas Foundation for Hospice & Home Care has been awarded a grant by the CCME Foundation to create a standardize...
03/26/2026

The Carolinas Foundation for Hospice & Home Care has been awarded a grant by the CCME Foundation to create a standardized training curriculum and onboarding model for in-home aides. This 2.5-year project seeks to enhance caregiver competency and retention, thereby improving the quality of care throughout North Carolina. We appreciate the opportunity to bring this initiative to our agency. We congratulate Kim Phifer and Ciera Jones on completing this program.

03/11/2026

🏆 Celebrate Excellence in Home Care, Home Health & Hospice!

Do you know a caregiver, leader, or co-worker who goes above and beyond to serve patients and families? The AHHC 2026 H.O.M.E. Awards recognize the outstanding individuals who are making a meaningful impact across North Carolina.

This is your opportunity to spotlight the dedication and compassion happening every day in our industry.

✨ Nominate someone who deserves to be recognized.
📅 Nominations are due March 27.

Submit your nomination today and be part of celebrating the best in our field.

On International Women's Day, I am proud to have such a strong office staff comprised of dedicated ladies who work dilig...
03/05/2026

On International Women's Day, I am proud to have such a strong office staff comprised of dedicated ladies who work diligently around the clock to provide exceptional care to our clients, and I feel fortunate to have them. 🍀

03/05/2026

Free Caregiver Program

03/03/2026

💙 Caregiver Fatigue Is Real — Take Care of You, Too 💙

Caregiving is an act of love, but it can also be exhausting—physically, mentally, and emotionally. Feeling tired, overwhelmed, or burnt out doesn’t mean you’re failing. It means you’re human.

✨ Remember to:
• Take breaks (even short ones matter)
• Set boundaries without guilt
• Accept help when it’s offered
• Stay connected to who you are
• Rest — because rest is a necessity, not a reward

Taking care of yourself is part of taking care of your loved one. You matter too 🤍




02/23/2026

A new scholarship program from UnitedHealthcare will be used to help students interested in Pamlico’s popular Nurse Aide I and Nurse Aide II programs. PCC is one of 35 community colleges in North Carolina participating in the new initiative. Read more: https://pamlicocc.edu/about-pcc/news/news-archive/

02/13/2026

8 Tips for Caregivers on Valentine’s Day
While we traditionally think of Valentine’s Day as a time for expressions of romantic love, it can also be a great time to show yourself some love and share some special moments with your care recipient.
Stretch– take a few moments to do some simple stretches and notice tense muscles soften.
Breathe– along with those stretches, take some long slow breaths to give yourself a little more relaxation.
Treat yourself to a hot beverage and perhaps a special snack. Savor the aroma of your tea, coffee, or hot cocoa. Feel the warmth of the mug in your hands. Enjoy a few minutes to yourself or include your loved one in this “tea party” as a small Valentine’s Day celebration. Use respite care!!
Take a break from electronics– Our screen time adds up quickly each day and can create a fatigue that we often don’t even realize. Try spending some time away from your devices. Work on a jigsaw puzzle, read a print book, sketch or doodle with paper and pencil.
Appreciate you and all you do– Don’t think about your never ending “To do” list. Think about two or three things that you have accomplished today and give yourself a pat on the back.
Listen to music- Listening to something upbeat may boost your spirits on a wintery day or listening to something soft may soothe and relax you.
Laugh- A good laugh can warm the hearts of everyone. Share a joke, listen to a recording by a favorite comedian or bring to mind a fun memory that ignites your laughter.
Share something special with your care recipient- reminisce by looking through a photo album together or ask them to share a special Valentine’s memory or tradition that was important to them in previous years.
https://springwell.com/blog/8-tips-for-caregivers-on-valentines-day/

You bring love and dignity into your care recipient’s life – for that we want to say thank you!

02/03/2026

Craven County Government facilities will remain closed on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, for all non-essential personnel, due to hazardous road conditions resulting from Winter Storm Gianna. Craven County remains in a State of Emergency.

Due to large amounts of snowfall, driving conditions are extremely dangerous throughout parts of Craven County. Crews will need more time to clear roads for safe travel. Residents should remain cautious when traveling.

Essential services, including law enforcement and first responders, will remain operational.

County Services:
• Trash & Recycling - Craven County Solid Waste Convenience Centers will be closed on Tuesday, February 3. Craven County curbside trash and recycling service will be suspended on Tuesday, February 3. Curbside pickup will resume on Wednesday, February 4. Monday and Tuesday pickups will be collected on Wednesday, Wednesday pickups on Thursday, Thursday pickups on Friday, and Friday pickups on Saturday. Additional schedule changes may occur depending on ongoing road conditions.
• Parks & Recreation Facilities – All Craven County parks, programs, and facilities will be closed on Tuesday, February 3.
• Offices & Services – All general County services will be suspended on Tuesday, February 3.
• CARTS – The Craven Area Rural Transit System (CARTS) will not operate on Tuesday, February 3.
• Senior Meals – Senior Services Meals will not operate on Tuesday, February 3.
• Emergency Services – Essential services, such as law enforcement and first responders, will remain operational. Call 911 if you need emergency assistance.

Be Prepared
For additional winter weather preparedness resources, visit:
• Road Conditions: https://drivenc.gov/
• National Weather Service weather safety: https://www.weather.gov/safety/
• North Carolina Department of Public Safety preparedness: https://www.readync.gov/
• FEMA’s Winter preparedness page: https://www.ready.gov/winter-weather

Stay Informed
• Stay updated by viewing Craven County’s page (https://www.facebook.com/cravencounty/), X page (https://x.com/cravencountync), and website (https://www.cravencountync.gov/).
• Register for emergency notifications via text, email, and phone calls through the CodeRed Emergency Notification System, visit https://accountportal.onsolve.net/cravencountync

Craven County Government is continuing to monitor the situation and will provide additional updates as they become available.

https://www.cravencountync.gov/DocumentCenter/View/17662/Release4_WinterStorm-222026

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New Bern, NC
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