Maine Dept of Health & Human Services, Office of Behavioral Health - Mental health treatment facility in Augusta, ME

Maine Dept of Health & Human Services, Office of Behavioral Health

Mental Health Treatment in Augusta, Maine

Maine Dept of Health & Human Services, Office of Behavioral Health is a mental health treatment facility serving Augusta and the surrounding Maine area. The facility provides specialized care tailored to meet the unique needs of each client.

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Facility Overview

The Maine Department of Health & Human Services, Office of Behavioral Health (OBH), located at 41 Anthony Avenue, oversees and supports the state’s continuum of behavioral health services. OBH’s role includes funding, contracting, policy development, training, and provision of direct services to help Mainers facing mental health and substance use challenges. The office emphasizes prevention, early intervention, holistic supports, and recovery-oriented care, with a focus on keeping individuals in community settings rather than in hospitals or the criminal justice system.

As a statewide behavioral health authority, OBH ensures access to core mental health, substance use, and co-occurring disorder services for uninsured or underinsured individuals. Its direct service arm includes an Intensive Case Management program, and the office partners with local providers to implement trauma-informed, evidence-based, and consumer-driven approaches across Maine. OBH’s vision is to support people in achieving lives of dignity, hope, and meaning through a coordinated, responsive system that meets individuals where they are.

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  • Funding & Contract Oversight
  • Prevention & Early Intervention
  • Treatment Services
  • Recovery Supports
  • Holistic Supports
  • Individuals With Co-Occurring Disorders
  • People Without Adequate Insurance
  • General Adult Population
  • Statewide Residents
  • Consumer-Driven Models
  • Community-Based Supports