Voices of MaineCare

Being member-centered is one of the core values of MaineCare—we know that MaineCare members are at the heart of our work. We recognize that listening to our members’ feedback, learning their stories, and considering their lived experiences is vital when making decisions that impact health care services.

This page lifts up the different voices of MaineCare, focusing on the diverse experiences that our members have and how MaineCare, and health insurance coverage, has played a role in their and their families’ lives.

Implementation of ​Rates for Certain Medicare Covered Family Planning Services and Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARCs): Sections 14, 30, 31, 45, 90 & 103

In January the Department communicated that the implementation of final rates for certain Medicare covered family planning services and LARCs would be implemented in early spring of 2025. Due to unforeseen systems constraints and challenges, the Department has been unable to implement these rates on the timeline previously communicated.

Due to Federal Government Shutdown, USDA Notifies States that SNAP Benefits Won't Be Issued for November

AUGUSTA-- Due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) has notified every state that November funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), the nation's largest anti-hunger program, will not be issued at this time.

Report a Concern

Riverview Psychiatric Center strives to offer the best care possible for our patients. If you should have a complaint or a concern you wish to report, to follow is information on how to do so.

Concerns About Patient Care/Safety

If you have patient care and safety concerns, you are encouraged to address the issue through Riverview’s grievance process. Patients wishing to file a grievance can request a form from any staff member on their inpatient unit.

Maine CDC Encourages Tick Bite Prevention This Fall

Ticks remain active as tickborne disease numbers climb

AUGUSTA-- The Department of Health and Human Services' Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention (Maine CDC) reminds all Maine people and visitors to protect themselves from tick bites this fall.

Ticks remain active throughout the fall resulting in the number of tickborne diseases in Maine continuing to climb, with cases higher this October than at the same time last year for most tickborne diseases found in Maine.

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