Drug Treatment Funding in Maine Is Falling, but Demand Is Greater Than Ever

Published February 27, 2014

Drug treatment funding in Maine is falling, but demand is greater than ever
1, Vassie was booted off MaineCare, the state's equivalent of Medicaid, because he is a “noncategorical,” meaning he has no children and no illness debilitating enough to warrant taxpayer-funded health insurance. Maine decided to stop … But the …
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The Top Areas in Healthcare for Private Equity Investment in 2014
Although very large physician groups may also be able to take on risk for payer dollars in the push for care coordination, hospitals are best positioned to achieve these goals. In 2013, this … North American Partners in Anesthesia, after a series of …
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ACA Requires Parity Between Mental, Physical Disorders — Will Insurers Comply?
“We always struggled with insurance trying to get approvals, but there was never enough funding and/or beds to take him,” his mother, Patty DiRenzo of Blackwood, wrote on an online web site called Shatterproof. “He wanted help … “The interim …
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