Greater Portland Health was awarded $100,000 from Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to support updates to our School-Based Health Centers at Portland High School, Deering High School, Casco Bay High School, and King Middle School. Plans for updates aim to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the services offered to students and create a more teen-friendly space at the health centers.
The Ryan White Team is looking for community members living with HIV to join the newly formed Patient Advisory Council.
Community Care Partnership of Maine recently released the total savings achieved with its participation in the Medicare Shared Savings Program for 2017.
Senator Angus King held a press conference this week at Greater Portland Health to urge Mainers to enroll in ACA health insurance coverage for 2019.
We recently received a generous donation of hats and gloves from the Windham Chapter of Modern Woodmen of America for our patients in need! Click below to see more.
Are you or your family in need of health insurance, but think you don't qualify or can't afford it? Open Enrollment for the 2019 Health Insurance Marketplace begins on November 1st. Our Financial Assistance Counselors are available to assist you with determining your eligibility and enrolling in a health insurance plan.
We are excited to announce that Courtney Pladsen, a nurse practitioner at Greater Portland Health, was selected to participate in a three-year leadership program in which she will learn from other healthcare leaders and focus on the intersection of health and housing at our 63 Preble St. location.
Greater Portland Health has received funding to support our substance use and mental health services. To learn more about the award and our substance use disorder program, Greater Pathways, click below.
Greater Portland Health hosted the Vision Van, a mobile "clinic" offering free vision screenings and glasses at our 180 Park Ave. health center.
Greater Portland Health has been selected to receive an investment from the United Way of Greater Portland for 2019 to support mental and behavioral health services at our four School-Based Health Centers.
