Maine § 22 §7305 Funds

Maine Statutes

§ 22 §7305 — Funds

Maine § 22 §7305

Title 22HEALTH AND WELFARE

Part 3DRUG ABUSE

Ch. 1621GENERAL PROVISIONS

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 22, § 22 §7305 (2026).

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1.Federal and private funds. The department may apply for and use any federal or private funds and other support which become available to carry out any program of in-home and community support services.

2.Fee scale. The department shall develop, whenever practicable, sliding fee scales for in-home and community support services provided pursuant to this subtitle.

3.Vouchers. The department may, through the use of vouchers, make payments directly to adults with long-term care needs to enable them to purchase in-home and community support services pursuant to this subtitle.

4.Distribution. The department shall disburse funds, pursuant to this subtitle, in a manner that ensures, to the extent practicable, equitable distribution of services among adults with long-term care needs and among

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1.
Federal and private funds.
The department may apply for and use any federal or private funds and other support which become available to carry out any program of in-home and community support services.
2.
Fee scale.
The department shall develop, whenever practicable, sliding fee scales for in-home and community support services provided pursuant to this subtitle.
3.
Vouchers.
The department may, through the use of vouchers, make payments directly to adults with long-term care needs to enable them to purchase in-home and community support services pursuant to this subtitle.
4.
Distribution.
The department shall disburse funds, pursuant to this subtitle, in a manner that ensures, to the extent practicable, equitable distribution of services among adults with long-term care needs and among the various regions of the State.