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Maine will merge its Obamacare individual and small group health markets into a single, pooled market. The merger is expected to stabilize the prices small businesses pays for health insurance.
The agreement comes as a contract dispute between Anthem and the state's largest health care provider, MaineHealth, continues.
The new unit expands the hospital’s range of diagnostic capabilities, and is part of an estimated $30 million modernization of the aging Bar Harbor facility.
The homes, which provide community-set housing for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, lose millions of dollars a year, the nonprofit said.
Maria Hadjiyane, previously a vice president, has been appointed to the new role.
The program will dispense fentanyl test strips and wound care kits, as well as naloxone to rapidly reverse opioid overdose.
Starting July 1, MaineCare members will be automatically enrolled in the new Medicaid dental benefit, the Mills Administration said.
The largest nonprofit provider of mental and behavioral health care in Maine has named an executive with over 30 years' experience to succeed Debra Taylor, who stepped down in September.
Granite Bay is Maine’s largest such residential agency. Its team — including operational, crisis, nursing and clinical consultants — is growing as the need for services increases.
The Comfortably Home program repairs and modifies residences to help seniors and people with disabilities remain independent and in their homes. The local initiative has caught on so much that it's served 15 Maine communities.
After previously saying it would leave the insurer's network, Coastal Women's Healthcare announced that it has forged a new contract with Anthem Inc. Terms were not disclosed.
Starting Aug. 1, Maine will extend postpartum Medicaid health care coverage from 60 days after a woman gives birth to 12 months, Gov. Janet Mills announced.
The panel, created by Gov. Janet Mills, will coordinate and advance work on affordable housing and other issues related to Maine's aging population.
Mainebiz Health Care Forum panelists covered topics from worker shortages to worker burnout in Thursday's event.
For many, the cost of education puts health care professions out of reach. The programs aim to bring more Maine people into the health care industry.
The 8.4-acre property at 100 Foden Road is home to tenants including InterMed. The buyer is Chicago-based Remedy Medical Properties Inc.