
Reportable Events
OCFS utilizes an electronic system of collection of Reportable Events from all OCFS children's providers. The electronic system identified is web-based through the Enterprise Information System (EIS), which is familiar for many providers. This system is also used by the Office of Aging and Disability Services, allowing continuity of information across offices.
Categories that are required to be reported are as follows:
- Dangerous Situations
- Death
- Medication Related Event
- Neglect
- Physical/Verbal Abuse
- Restraint
- Rights Limitation/Restriction
- Serious Injury to Consumer
- Sexual Abuse/Exploitation
- Suicidal Acts/Attempts/Threats
Mandated Reporting
Maine law states that certain people must report to DHHS Child Protective Intake (1–800-452-1999 / Deaf or Hard of Hearing call Maine Relay 711) if they know or have reasonable cause to suspect that a child has been or is likely to be abused or neglected. The training links below are to on-line, self-paced training covering all aspects of mandated reporting in Maine for children and adults.
Clarity on Reportable Events for Clients 18 and older
Clients 18 and older that are receiving a CBH service: Reportable Events will continue to be submitted to OCFS via EIS EXCEPT for clients that are eligible for services through the Office of Aging and Disability Services. Reportable Events for this specific population will be reported to OADS directly and routed to OCFS, as appropriate. OCFS will route Reportable Events to OBH, as appropriate.
Manual/Matrix
- Reportable Events Provider Data Entry Manual (Word) (12/16/2020)
- Reportable Events Matrix (Word) (12/16/20)
Forms
To request EIS Access, EIS removal, EIS password reset or any staff updates please fill out form below:
- EIS Access/Removal Request and Staff Update Form
- OCFS Reportable Events Form (submitted electronically in EIS)
- OCFS Reportable Event Form (Word) (paper copy, 12/16/20)
Reportable Events Questions
Lana Pelletier (Reportable Events Coordinator) 624-5391: Lana.Pelletier@maine.gov
EIS Helpdesk and Date Entry Corrections
Please call:
- Lynn Dorso 626-8651
- Jeanne Tondreau 624-7912

To Report child abuse or neglect and/or institutional abuse:
Call 1-800-452-1999
Deaf/Hard of Hearing Call Maine Relay 711
The Maine Child & Family Services line is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.