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Maine Medical Center provides the highest-level, most complex care that families in our state and region need, right here within reach. Although our mission has never changed, the healthcare landscape has. Demand for our services is at an all-time high. At this critical moment, we face challenges our founders never could have imagined.
That is why we launched The NEXT 150 Campaign. Our goal is to secure $150 million to modernize and expand our facilities, develop a strong healthcare workforce, and innovate for the next 150 years.
We will improve the experience for patients and families as we continue to fuel advancements and innovations in clinical care.
We will forge a brighter, more promising future for all of Maine by educating the clinicians it needs and solving its biggest health challenges.
And, we will strengthen our statewide healthcare system, giving each person the right care in the right setting at the right time.
The NEXT 150 Campaign is about the future of healthcare for our region. Its success depends on involvement from our community.
As a not-for-profit medical center, MMC relies on the generosity of our community — people who care about the health and wellbeing of family, friends, and neighbors. Individuals, corporations, and foundations have many options to designate tax-deductible gifts towards The NEXT 150 to help:
Gifts of any size will help us forge a healthier future in our region for the next 150 years.
We are happy to work with donors to achieve their philanthropic goals through a multi-year pledge, named giving opportunity, endowment, scholarship, estate plan, gifts of stock, or other creative ways to make an even greater impact. Please contact our Philanthropy team by emailing next150@mmc.org or calling 207-662-2669.
Maine Medical Center volunteers provide helping hands and caring words to patients and family members throughout the hospital. Our dedicated volunteers extend and supplement the services provided by hospital staff. Many businesses have partnered with us during this critical time to provide meals for frontline caregivers and to staff vaccination clinics.
Maine Medical Center is fortunate to have a dedicated group of volunteers who serve on our Community Ambassador Council. An Ambassador’s primary role is to assist Maine Medical Center with the important task of community relations. From helping to inform and educate the public on health care programs and strategic priorities, to building relationships with potential partners and supporters, Ambassadors are essential in Maine Medical Center’s efforts to engage its community. To learn more visit www.mmc.org/CAC.
Lisa Almeder, MD: Internal Medicine Physician, Maine Medical Center
Kathy Barber: Trustee, Bangor Savings Bank
Joel Botler, MD: Chief Medical Officer, Maine Medical Center
Margaret Bush: Actress & Business Owner
Devin Carr, DNP, RN: Chief Nursing Officer, Maine Medical Center
Christopher Cimino: Executive Vice President, C.M. Cimino Realty Inc.
Frank Frye: Of Counsel, Jensen Baird
Dan Loiselle, MD: Chief Medical Officer, InterMed
Jennifer McCarthy: Chief Operations Officer, Maine Medical Center
Nathan Mick, MD: Medical Staff President, Maine Medical Center
Jere Michelson: President, Libra Foundation
Richard Petersen: President, MaineHealth
Amanda Rand: President and CEO, Spinnaker Trust
Sharon Siegel, MD: Radiologist, Spectrum Healthcare Partners
Stuart Watson: Founder and CEO, zFlo Inc.
Heidi Wierman, MD: Geriatrician, Maine Medical Center
Established: 1868
Employees: 9,583 (7,447 FTE)
Annual revenue: $1,671,000,000
84.4% Patient Care (Net)
10.3% Pharmacy & Other
4.3% Research & Other Grants
1% Gifts & Donations
22 Bramhall Street
Portland, Maine 04102
(207) 662-2669
https://www. mmc.org and https://www.next150.mmc.org
https://www.facebook.com/MaineMedicalCenter
https://www.twitter.com/MaineMed
https://www.instagram.com/mainemedicalcenter
https://www.youtube.com/MaineHealth
Maine Medical Center has remained true to its mission for 150 years: caring for our communities, educating tomorrow’s caregivers, and researching new ways to provide care. Keeping with the ideals of not-for-profit healthcare, our services are available to all who seek care. We provide nearly $300 million in community benefit annually.
Maine’s only Level 1 Trauma Center Best Hospital in Maine — U.S. News & World Report (2012—2022) Magnet® designated hospital for excellence in nursing (2006—present) Antimicrobial Stewardship Center of Excellence — Infectious Diseases Society of America (2021) Environmental Excellence Award — Practice Greenhealth (2021) Top Performer on Key Quality Measures — The Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval® for spinal surgery program — The Joint Commission Comprehensive Stroke Center — The Joint Commission Leapfrog Hospital Safety grade of ‘A’ (Fall 2020, Spring 2021) United We Thrive ADVOCATE Award (2019) “100 Great Hospitals in America” — Becker’s Healthcare (2019, 2020)
As the flagship hospital of the MaineHealth system and Maine’s premier tertiary referral center, Maine Medical Center serves the entire state of Maine and northern New England.
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