Maine § 22-A §210 Fees for service

Maine Statutes

§ 22-A §210 — Fees for service

Maine § 22-A §210

Title 22-AHEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

Ch. 1DEPARTMENTAL ORGANIZATION AND OPERATION

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Bluebook

Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 22-A, § 22-A §210 (2026).

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1.Reasonable fees authorized. The department may charge reasonable fees for any services provided under this Title, Title 5, Title 22 or Title 34‑B, whether directly or indirectly provided by the department. Any fees thus received constitute a permanent fund for use by the department as special revenue income and do not become part of the General Fund. Fees so generated must be used in accordance with federal regulations.

2.Sliding fee scale. The department may establish a sliding fee scale for the provision of community-based purchased services administered by the department.

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Reasonable fees authorized.
The department may charge reasonable fees for any services provided under this Title, Title 5, Title 22 or Title 34‑B, whether directly or indirectly provided by the department. Any fees thus received constitute a permanent fund for use by the department as special revenue income and do not become part of the General Fund. Fees so generated must be used in accordance with federal regulations.
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Sliding fee scale.
The department may establish a sliding fee scale for the provision of community-based purchased services administered by the department.