Acadia Hospital Corp

Acadia Hospital Corp is a non-profit hospital organization located in Bangor, Maine, registered in SAM.gov as a Corporate Entity (Tax Exempt) with business types including Hospital and Non-Profit Organization. The organization primarily provides mental health, substance abuse treatment, and behavioral health services through federal grant awards. Acadia Hospital Corp has received significant funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Health Resources and Services Administration, including an $8 million Project Grant under the Congressional Directives program for construction activities related to delivering health services. As both a prime recipient and sub-awardee, Acadia Hospital Corp has delivered a diverse range of healthcare services to support federal grant programs focused on improving mental health and substance abuse treatment access and outcomes.

Through its federal grant awards, Acadia Hospital Corp has provided a variety of specialized services. These include medication-assisted treatment (including methadone), counseling, drug screening, laboratory testing, and medical services to uninsured patients under the Opioid Treatment Services program funded by the Maine Department of Health and Human Services. The organization has also implemented school-based tele-behavioral health services to improve access for children and youth, delivered outpatient behavioral health services, and provided employee wellness programs. Acadia Hospital Corp has partnered with entities such as the Emergency Management Agency Maine, Acadia Healthcare Inc., and the Maine Department of Health and Human Services on various sub-grant programs. These collaborations have focused on mental health and substance abuse treatment services, overdose prevention education, outreach to high-risk populations, and premium pay for emergency personnel. Additionally, Acadia Hospital Corp has received funding to develop training materials for acute and chronic care settings on dementia care, establish a statewide clinical consortium of dementia specialists, and create a registry for individuals with Alzheimer's disease and related disorders.