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Bangor reproductive health clinic owed tens of thousands of dollars from MaineCare
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Bangor Daily News
A reproductive health care provider in Bangor is short tens of thousands of dollars that MaineCare said it would reimburse months ago, according to clinic leadership.
Aspen Ruhlin, community engagement manager at Mabel Wadsworth Center, holds up an IUD.
Lindsay Hammes, spokesperson for Maine’s Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees MaineCare, did not return multiple requests for comment.
For now, Mabel Wadsworth is still providing the service while being reimbursed at less than the cost of the devices.
“It’s an essential piece of health care for many of our clients,” said Sarah Parker, the treasurer on the Mabel Wadsworth Center’s board of directors.