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Children's Behavioral Health Services
Child & Family Behavioral Health Treatment Services
This is an intensive service for children and their families.
This service has a community and home based setting and is
delivered with active parent involvement. It’s goal
is to help how the child and their family understand their
mental health needs, change the way they react to each others
behaviors for more positive results and improve how effectively
they work together in identifying their challenges and strengths
, as well as, their own natural and community supports.
- Treatment Services
- Contact information
- District
1 & 2 (York
and Cumberland Counties)
- District
3, 4, & 5 (Androscoggin,
Oxford, Franklin, Lincoln, Knox, Waldo, Sagadahoc, Somerset and Kennebec Counties)
- District
6, 7, & 8 (Piscataquis,
Penobscot, Washington, Hancock, and Aroostook Counties)
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- Treatment Services providers
- District
1 & 2 (York
and Cumberland Counties)
- District
3, 4, & 5 (Androscoggin,
Oxford, Franklin, Lincoln, Knox, Waldo, Sagadahoc, Somerset and Kennebec Counties)
- District
6, 7, & 8 (Piscataquis,
Penobscot, Washington, Hancock, and Aroostook Counties)
- Forms
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- Who Is Eligible?
- Children the age of 0-20 who are a MaineCare member and who have a DSM IV diagnosis
or DC 0-3 diagnosis which has lasted or is expected to last for one year are eligible.
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- How is it paid for?
- This is a service paid for by MaineCare (if you are MaineCare
eligible)
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- Who provides Child and Family Health Treatment Services?
- The service is provided by a treatment team of professionals. The team includes at least one licensed
clinician and one certified behavioral health professional (BHP)
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- How Do I Access Child and Family Health Treatment Services?
- The family, case manager or another person, with the family’s permission, makes a referral
for the service through the Children’s Behavioral Health Central Enrollment process using
the 65 HCT (Children’s Home and Community and Community Based Treatment-formerly 65M/N)
Referral Form.
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- What if I have Questions?
- If there are questions concerning any aspect of Child and Family Treatment Services , or you have
trouble accessing services . District
Contacts.
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