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Northern Light Mercy Hospital completed a long-planned sale of its 77-year-old inpatient facility in Portland’s West End, paving the way for a team of developers to bring much-needed housing to the city.
The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention will begin testing for exposure to COVID-19 using newly received equipment, as the number of individuals being tested in the state increases.
A month after announcing it had raised $40 million in equity financing, Rarebreed Veterinary Partners has acquired Maine Veterinary Medical Center, of Scarborough.
John Dalton, president of Northern Light Inland Hospital and vice president of Northern Light Health, is retiring after 14 years leading the 48-bed community hospital and 105-bed continuing care center in Waterville. A successor has been named.
While the outbreak of COVID-19 continues to grow, no cases have been reported in Maine. But state government and health care providers are responding, and the public health crisis is changing some day-to-day business.
Riding to the Top and the Maine Medical Research Institute will participate in a $2.5 million study into why horseback riding benefits children with autism. The five-year project is said to be the largest of its kind.
Mayo, a 25-bed critical access hospital in Dover-Foxcroft, and Northern Light, the state’s second-largest health care system, have completed their merger, concluding a lengthy process of discussions, votes and regulatory approval.
Northern Light Mercy Hospital is planning to consolidate operations at its other Portland site. For now, Mercy will lease back the West End property from the new owner, who ultimately plans to convert it into housing.
A Maine Community College System program that aims to quickly get skilled workers into in-demand jobs in key industries is in demand, and the program looks to train more trainers to add industries in the second year.
The University of Maine at Farmington is already the only public institution offering an undergraduate degree in the human services discipline. The school is offering the online degree option as demand for rehabilitation professionals increases.
Maine pharmacies, especially ones that aren't part of a national chain, say their livelihoods are threatened by huge, unpredictable fees that insurers charge retroactively. A bill in Augusta might stop that.
The Lewiston-based health care system will open its second urgent care clinic next month, and U.S. Sen. Angus King applauded its model of greater access, lower costs and avoiding more invasive care.
Up to $6.28 million in Labor Department funds awarded will go toward building employment and expanding life-changing services in areas of Maine affected by the opioid crisis.The grant follows others last year, but the crisis is far from resolved.
During the 100-day campaign, Maine employers including Tilson, Bath Iron Works and Dead River Co. hired the former military personnel for jobs throughout the state. They pay an average hourly wage of $22.78.
Rarebreed, a startup in the Portland area’s growing animal-health industry, said Monday it has raised nearly $40 million in two rounds of equity financing.
PSL Services says the breach, which it learned of in December, is "small." But the compromised data could include names, Social Security numbers, medical data and more.