PCHC is working with another organization regarding a possible transition of Warren Center audiology services.

No agreement has been finalized. If a transition cannot be completed, Warren Center will close as a PCHC service on or around November 13, 2026.

Speech Therapy services previously provided through Warren Center have already ended. Current transition discussions are focused on audiology services.

Those details are still being worked out.

If a transition to another organization is completed, additional information will be shared with patients. If a transition does not occur, PCHC will provide patients with resources on our website for receiving audiology care elsewhere.

Warren Center staff will contact patients with audiology appointments scheduled after November 13 directly about next steps.

Those details are still being finalized as part of the patient continuity plan. Impacted patients will receive additional information as next steps are confirmed.

Please call PCHC’s Patient Communications Center at 207-404-8100.

Kennebec Behavioral Health has preliminarily agreed to assume operations of Unlimited Solutions Clubhouse.

PCHC, KBH and the Maine Department of Health and Human Services are working through the transition process with the goal of making the change as smooth as possible for members and staff.

The transition has not yet been finalized, but PCHC expects it to move forward barring unforeseen circumstances. If the transition cannot be completed, Unlimited Solutions Clubhouse would close on November 30, 2026.

The goal for both PCHC and KBH is to make the transition as smooth as possible for Clubhouse members and staff. PCHC and Clubhouse staff will continue sharing information with members as additional details are confirmed.

Adult Wellness Center is closing as a separate practice, and patient care services are transitioning to other PCHC locations. The majority of services will move to PCHCenter, with some specialty services relocating to other PCHC locations.

For most patients, yes. Most providers will continue caring for their patients at other PCHC locations, primarily at PCHCenter, located just across the parking lot from Adult Wellness Center.

PCHC is contacting impacted patients directly with information about their provider, new location and next steps.

PCHC has eliminated its Outreach & Enrollment Team as part of broader efforts to reduce costs and improve long-term financial sustainability. Some outreach and enrollment work will continue and will be overseen by a smaller number of staff.

Some assistance will continue, although the team will no longer operate in the same way it has in the past. PCHC is working to maintain support for patients where possible as these changes take effect.

Yes. Some prescription assistance support will continue. Patients can learn more about available resources on our Prescription Assistance page.

Seaport Dental Center is temporarily closed due to staffing needs. Recruitment efforts remain a priority as PCHC works toward resuming dental services for the community.

PCHC previously anticipated offering limited services two Fridays per month beginning in late October or early November. At this time, we are not able to commit to that schedule. Staffing plans are still being worked through, and we will provide updated information when plans are confirmed.

There is not currently a confirmed date for services to resume. We are continuing recruitment efforts and will share additional information as soon as plans are finalized.

Seaport Dental Center is currently temporarily closed, and appointments are not being scheduled at this time.

If you are experiencing a dental emergency or urgent dental concern, such as dental pain, swelling or infection, please contact Bangor Dental Center at 207-992-2152 for assistance.

PCHC is working through serious financial challenges and taking steps to reduce ongoing losses, preserve cash, improve efficiency and strengthen the organization for the future.

As part of that work, PCHC is reviewing services for long-term sustainability and, where possible, working with other organizations that may be able to continue important services in the community.

No. PCHC remains open and continues to provide care.

PCHC has not filed for bankruptcy.

Chapter 11 restructuring is one option the organization is preparing for as a last resort, but no decision has been made to file. PCHC remains open and continues providing care.

No. Chapter 11 is a restructuring process, not a closure. It can allow an organization to continue operating while working through financial obligations.

Yes. PCHC continues to provide care and services.

If anything changes that directly affects your care, provider or services, PCHC will communicate with you.

Yes. Please continue with scheduled appointments unless PCHC or your care team contacts you directly about a change.

PCHC remains open and continues to provide care.

If a change affects your provider or where you receive care, PCHC will contact you directly with additional information.

Appointments continue as scheduled unless you are contacted about a change.

If an appointment needs to be rescheduled or moved to another location, your care team will contact you.

PCHC pharmacies continue to operate.

Yes. Patients should continue contacting PCHC and their care teams as usual.