OHI Maine

Community Integration Case Management aids Bangor-area adults with mental health challenges in gaining independence and community connections.

OHI provides person-centered services and Prader-Willi Syndrome care for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Maine.

Community residence services assist adults with serious mental illness in pursuing independent living in the Bangor area.

Representative Payee Services help individuals in OHI’s case management program with budgeting and money skills.

The page lists disability, mental health, and recovery resources in and around Bangor, including crisis lines and agencies.

Join OHI in Bangor, Maine as a Direct Support Professional or Rehabilitation Technician. Paid training, flexible shifts and benefits offered. Apply today.

The page introduces OHI’s leadership team and Board of Directors, who guide services for adults with disabilities and mental health needs in Bangor, Maine.

Founded in 1979 in the Bangor area, OHI supports over 350 adults with disabilities and mental illness across Maine.

The page explains that OHI was founded in 1979 in Maine by Bonnie-Jean Brooks to help adults transition from institutions to community living.

OHI’s mission is to help people with disabilities lead meaningful, self-directed lives in their communities.

The page offers OHI’s contact information, including address and phone number in Bangor, Maine.

The page provides a confidential hotline number for reporting fraud, waste, or abuse involving MaineCare or Medicare services.

The LEAD ON program helps adults with disabilities find volunteer roles in their Bangor, Maine communities.

OHI has supported adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental health needs in Bangor, Maine since 1979.

The page describes OHI’s Notice of Privacy Practices, outlining how protected health information may be used and shared.

OHI's non-discrimination policy prohibits unlawful discrimination in services and employment and bars retaliation against those who raise concerns.