OHI, located at 203 Maine Avenue in Bangor, Maine, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting adults with intellectual disabilities, autism, and mental health challenges. For over 40 years, OHI has provided person-centered services designed to promote independence, community integration, and personal growth. The organization offers 24-hour residential services, skills development programs, behavioral health homes, and community integration services to help adults live productively in their communities.
OHI emphasizes individualized care tailored to each person’s needs, incorporating natural supports, intentional peer support, and evidence-informed interventions. The organization also provides specialized services for individuals with co-occurring disorders and Prader-Willi Syndrome, addressing complex physical, behavioral, and mental health needs. With a focus on empowerment, self-advocacy, and community participation, OHI helps adults develop essential life skills, access resources, and engage socially and vocationally. Through educational programs, supportive housing, and community involvement, OHI fosters independence and ensures participants achieve meaningful and fulfilling lives.
Monday: Open 24 hours, Tuesday: Open 24 hours, Wednesday: Open 24 hours, Thursday: Open 24 hours, Friday: Open 24 hours, Saturday: Open 24 hours, Sunday: Open 24 hours
My experience with Brighter Heights was fantastic! Provided great information and quick turnaround time for evaluations! Friendly and professional staff!
Of all the people I have interacted with here and all the services I have received through them, I have been treated respectfully and with dignity. My knees have been met and I have zero complaints with how well the staff here does. They are a benefit to the community.
I am back attending the opiate addiction program at Bangor Comprehensive Treatment Center...got hooked again because of a herniated disc injury in my back, that was super-painful. Anyway, I think that the program is better now than it was when I attended a few years ago. My counselor back then was a really good guy and my current counselor now is even better. Absolutely love going there and love all the people that work there from the director down to the janitor...they are all great people that have a great program that I credit with saving my life. If you need help quitting opiates and want a medically assisted program, Bangor CTC is MOST DEFINITELY right up your alley!!
