MaineCare — managed by Maine Department of Health and Human Services — Office of MaineCare Services
Program Name
MaineCare
Managing Agency
Maine Department of Health and Human Services — Office of MaineCare Services
Reimbursement Rates
$18–$26/hour for personal care; $50–$90/visit for skilled nursing
Application Timeline
60–90 days
Apply through MaineCare Provider Enrollment portal
Complete MaineCare Provider Application
Submit NPI, EIN, and Maine business registration
Complete SBI background checks
Obtain Maine DHHS Home Health Agency License
Submit liability insurance documentation
Complete MaineCare credentialing
These Medicaid waiver programs fund home and community-based services in Maine:
Section 19 Waiver (Elderly & Adults with Disabilities)
Section 21 Waiver (Home & Community Benefits for Members with Intellectual Disabilities)
Section 29 Waiver (Support Services for Adults with Brain Injury)
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To enroll as a Medicaid home care provider in Maine, you must apply through Maine Department of Health and Human Services — Office of MaineCare Services. The process includes: Apply through MaineCare Provider Enrollment portal. Timeline: 60–90 days.
$18–$26/hour for personal care; $50–$90/visit for skilled nursing
Required certifications include: Maine DHHS License, NPI Number, SBI Background Check.
Section 19 Waiver (Elderly & Adults with Disabilities); Section 21 Waiver (Home & Community Benefits for Members with Intellectual Disabilities); Section 29 Waiver (Support Services for Adults with Brain Injury)
Missing DHHS license; Incomplete background checks; Staffing documentation gaps