• Read more about Policy Waivers

All DHHS rules posted on or after January 5, 2023 are available on the DHHS Rulemaking page.

1915(B) Section 113 Non-Emergency Transportation (NET)

MaineCare offers transportation for MaineCare members to MaineCare-covered services through this waiver. For more information, please visit our Transportation webpage.

• Read more about Emergency Rules

All DHHS rules posted on or after January 5, 2023 are available on the DHHS Rulemaking page.

• Read more about Statewide HCBS Transition Plan

All DHHS rules posted on or after January 5, 2023 are available on the DHHS Rulemaking page.

• Read more about Proposed and Recently Adopted

All adopted rules are maintained by the Secretary of State and are available in the MaineCare Benefits Manual.

Please Note: If you are unable to submit a comment, please contact the policy writer identified in the rule directly.

Proposed Rules

• Read more about Policies & Rules

The rulemaking process is used to implement or update MaineCare policies for covered services and related reimbursement.

All DHHS rules posted on or after January 5, 2023 are available on the DHHS Rulemaking page.

• Read more about Contact Us

Ready to Apply?

Office for Family Independence

To see if you are eligible, to apply, or to report changes, call 1-855-797-4357. TTY users dial 711.

Consumers for Affordable Healthcare (CAHC)

For application questions call 1-800-965-7476. TTY users dial 1-877-362-9570.

• Read more about About Us

Who We Are

MaineCare is Maine’s Medicaid program. It is funded by the federal and state government. MaineCare provides free or low-cost health insurance and other health benefits to Mainers who meet certain requirements, usually based on income, disability, or age. MaineCare helps to ensure that all Maine people are able to access the critical health services, both preventative and emergency, that enable them to live healthy, safe, and resilient lives.

• Read more about Case Mix, Private Duty Nursing, and Home Health

Case Mix - Minimum Data Set (MDS) Nursing Facilities

Training Schedule - 2025 Training Calendar for All Types of Facilities (PDF)

• Read more about Primary Care & Your Health

A Primary Care Provider (PCP) can be a doctor, physician's assistant, or nurse practitioner, and may include other providers within a health care practice, clinic, or center. A PCP is the main health care provider responsible for managing your care.

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Primary Care Plus (PCPlus) 

Primary Care Plus (PCPlus) is MaineCare’s value-based approach to support primary care. PCPlus offers primary care practices greater flexibility and incentives to meet MaineCare members’ health care needs.