Dental Care
Waldo County Dental Care’s mission is to improve access to preventative and restorative dental care for low-income, uninsured adults while improving patients’ overall health, employability and personal well-being.
- dental cleanings
- x-rays
- fluoride treatments
- sealants
- limited dentures*
- fillings
- extractions
- be at least 18 years old
- live in Waldo County
- not have seen a dentist in the past 12 months
- meet federal income guidelines
Size of Family Unit Income
1 - $27,180
2 - $36,620
3 - $46,060
4 - $55,500
5 - $64,940
6 - $74,380
CarePartners, a statewide initiative of MaineHealth, is a large group of doctors, hospitals and other healthcare providers who supply many of the services you need to keep yourself healthy. These services include regular checkups, prescription medications, lab and x-ray services, care when you are sick, and referrals to other services and resources.
Funding for Waldo County Dental Care has come from grants from the Doree Taylor Charitable Foundation, athenahealth, Bank of America, Maine Women’s Fund, Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation, United Mid Coast Charities and from Waldo County General Hospital and Pen Bay Medical Center.
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Donors, board members and leaders from across MaineHealth gathered at the Charlotte and Christopher Beebe Health Center in Rockport Sunday, May 21, to celebrate the completion of a major fundraising campaign called The Campaign for Coastal Health.
Denise Needham, PharmD, will replace Mark Fourre, MD, who announced his retirement from his executive role last year.
Masks will be available for all, and required in areas and circumstances where appropriate under health care protocols
Waldo County General Hospital is pleased to announce that Belfast Public Health Nurse Susan Dupler was named Citizen of the Year at the Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Chamber Awards Gala.