MaineGeneral Health

Senior specialists at MaineGeneral provide assessment and treatment on problems specific to the elderly, including the following:

Main State's Dartmouth Family Medical Inpatient Program recognizes the need for professional services and offers doctors special training on elderly care through senior scholarship programs.

In addition to this program, all MDFMR residents receive special training of elderly care during their three-year stay

Our gerontologist is closely related to Gardner's Main State Alzheimer's Disease Treatment Center and our two long-term care facilities, the main integrated rehabilitation center and long-term treatment of Gray Birch, and general rehabilitation and long-term treatment of Grenin I will.

Caring for elderly people with chronic illness is a very coordinated process, your primary care provider (PCP) is the center of this collaboration.

There are many questions about gerontological medicine, and your own PCP can be well diagnosed and treated. Main Dartmouth Geriatric Medicine offers comprehensive resources

Your health care provider may be counseling you, or you can tell the old doctor to decide whether you need advice to get guidance.

MaineGeneral Medical Center / MaineGeneral Health has service points in Augusta, Sydney, Waterville and Souwigan. MaineGeneral provides a wide range of care for people with mental health and drug abuse needs. From acute hospitalization to a series of outpatient services, their goal is to help people and families build healthy relationships and fulfill their lives. ManeGeneral's mental health and substance abuse services are available in Kennebec and Somerset. Whether your needs are short-term or long-term it will be helpful at any time. Their counseling program is suitable for all ages; all other courses offered by them are for individuals over the age of 18. For links to MaineGeneral click here

Last year, mental health treatment was divided into four outcome variables: inpatient mental health treatment, outpatient mental health treatment, psychiatric prescription, necessary but not mental health treatment. Inpatient mental health treatment includes staying overnight at hospital and rehabilitation center due to alcohol and medicine problems. Outpatient mental health treatment includes the treatment of alcohol or drug problems in the rehabilitation center, mental health center, emergency room, clinic, prison or prison or self-help group. There is no prescription data on alcohol and drug problems. Respondents who need mental health treatment but who do not receive treatment need alcohol or drugs but believe that they have not received such treatment

There is a difference between addiction and mental health facilities. Addiction is often closely related to mental health problems. However, poisoning treatment centers often do not provide mental health treatment, and many mental health facilities do not provide poisoning treatment. This may require the individual to determine the condition - treatment - seeking - mental health problems or poisoning -. But for most of these people the likelihood of recurrence is much higher, unless the two diseases are treated together.