Attention Providers of MaineCare Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS): Payment Details for Part II of Recruitment and Retention Payments 

As communicated in this February 9th e-message and DHHS press release, the Department issued the first of two HCBS Recruitment and Retention payments to registered providers of Sections

Attention Providers of MaineCare Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS): Payment Details for Part II of Recruitment and Retention Payments 

As communicated in this February 9th e-message and DHHS press release, the Department issued the first of two HCBS Recruitment and Retention payments to registered providers of Sections

Attention Providers of MaineCare Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS): Payment Details for Part II of Recruitment and Retention Payments

As communicated in this February 9th e-message and DHHS press release, the Department issued the first of two HCBS Recruitment and Retention payments to registered providers of Sections 2

Attention Providers of MaineCare Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS): Payment Details for Part II of Recruitment and Retention Payments 

As communicated in this February 9th e-message and DHHS press release, the Department issued the first of two HCBS Recruitment and Retention payments to registered providers of Sections 2

Attention Providers of MaineCare Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS): Payment Details for Part II of Recruitment and Retention Payments

As communicated in this February 9th e-message and DHHS press release, the Department issued the first of two HCBS Recruitment and Retention payments to registered providers of Sections 2

Efficiency Maine Low Income Initiatives

  • Heat Pumps: $2,000 rebate (tax assessment eligibility)
  • Weatherization: Rebate is 90% of the project cost, for projects up to $9,000 (tax assessment eligibility)
  • Heat Pump Water Heaters: Free (must have an unheated basement space)
  • Smart Thermostats: (Natural Gas Customers): $200 reimbursement (only NG customers)
  • DIY Kits: (LEDs, aerators, showerhead): Free (reply to the postcard mailer)
  • Arrearage Mgmt Program:

Consistent with New Expert Recommendation Reflecting Transmissibility of Omicron Variant, Maine CDC to Suspend Contact Tracing

Feb 2, 2022

Maine CDC continues to recommend contact tracing for certain higher-risk congregate residential settings, including long-term care facilities 

Due to the rapid transmission of the COVID-19 Omicron variant and consistent with a recommendation from public health experts, the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention (Maine CDC) announced today that it will suspend contact tracing effective February 8, 2022.  

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