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Active — Willing & Qualified ContractingAtlas Opportunity Score 89/100
ME-DHHS-OHH-WQ-0420260262MaineMaine Department of Health and Human ServicesBehavioral Health ProviderCommunity Health CenterHospitalBehavioral HealthSubstance Use Treatment

Maine DHHS Opioid Health Home — Willing & Qualified Contracting Pathway

FundingPJF lists Amendment A funding of $2,918,520 and a revised total of $8,609,634 across 30 amended provider agreements; no single new-provider contract ceiling is published.
DeadlineActive Willing & Qualified contracting framework through December 20, 2026. The State does not publish a separate application deadline, closing time, or time zone; interested qualified providers are directed to the Department contract administrator.
Last verifiedSeptember 19, 2026
Required next actionTreat the 30 providers named in the current attachment as incumbents, not unsent applicants. For any additional prospective provider, verify current Opioid Health Home licensure, MaineCare approval, qualified clinical staffing, capacity to provide the State-defined service, and current contracting availability with DHHS. Then complete canonical CRM Account, Contact/Lead, exact-opportunity Deal, Email_Opt_Out, and actual sent-history deduplication before outreach. Do not pursue Dr. Miltie as a direct prime provider unless the required licensure and MaineCare approval are independently established.

Broad Eligibility

Prospective providers must hold the appropriate Division of Licensing and Regulatory Services license and be approved by MaineCare Services to provide Opioid Health Home services. The service is an integrated-care pathway for eligible people who are not currently receiving the service through MaineCare reimbursement. Additional contracts or funding are not guaranteed.

Atlas Analysis

Atlas Opportunity Score 89/100. N9+ Fit Score 8/100 conditional because the model includes integrated physical and mental health care, but the controlling PJF does not expressly establish telehealth, remote-examination, diagnostic-device, or N9+ costs. Dr. Miltie direct-vendor fit 0/100 on current records because required provider licensure and MaineCare approval are not established. Current listed providers are incumbents, not new outreach targets for this exact funding.

Opportunity Overview

The Maine Department of Health and Human Services, Office of MaineCare Services, has an active Willing & Qualified contracting pathway for Opioid Health Home services. The current State procurement record, CT NOI 0420260262, extends the underlying Opioid Health Home agreements through December 20, 2026.

Service Scope

The purpose is to provide Opioid Health Home services to people who meet the applicable clinical eligibility requirements but are not currently eligible to receive these services through MaineCare reimbursement. The State describes an integrated-care model that expands access to medication-assisted treatment, behavioral therapy, and care addressing other physical and mental health needs.

Qualification Controls

DHHS states that providers must hold the appropriate license from the Division of Licensing and Regulatory Services and must be approved by MaineCare Services to provide Opioid Health Home services. Rates are standardized and tied to the MaineCare Benefits Manual. This is not a conventional competitive grant round and no separate applicant award ceiling is published.

Funding and Current Providers

The PJF lists Amendment A of $2,918,520 and a revised total of $8,609,634. The attached table contains 30 amended provider agreements. Those named organizations are incumbents and should not receive initial outreach merely to announce the exact funding they already hold.

Atlas Assessment

Atlas Opportunity Score: 89/100. This is a substantial statewide substance-use-treatment and integrated-care contracting pathway with a clear Willing & Qualified mechanism for appropriately licensed providers.

N9+ Fit Score: 8/100, conditional. The service model includes integrated physical and mental health care, but the controlling procurement document does not expressly establish telehealth, remote-examination, diagnostic-device, or N9+ costs as allowable. Do not represent such costs as eligible without applicant-specific and State confirmation.

Dr. Miltie direct-vendor fit: 0/100 on current records. The State requires provider licensure and MaineCare approval that are not established for Dr. Miltie, LLC.

Next Action

For any prospective additional provider, verify current Opioid Health Home licensure, MaineCare approval, qualified clinical staffing, capacity to provide the State-defined service, and current contracting availability with the DHHS contract administrator. Treat current listed organizations as incumbents. Complete CRM Account, Contact or Lead, exact-opportunity Deal, Email Opt-Out, and actual sent-history deduplication before any outreach.

Official sources: Maine Office of State Procurement Services — Willing & Qualified Vendor Agreements; Procurement Justification Form — Opioid Health Home, CT NOI 0420260262.

Source verificationOfficial government source · www.maine.govAtlas last verified this record September 19, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗