Maine Primary Care Association

Health center controlled network - hccn is a network of maine's health centers that collaborates to strengthen and utilize health information technology (it) to enhance their operational and clinical practices, ultimately leading to better health outcomes for the communities they serve.

Rural public health workforce training network programs purpose is to expand public health capacity by supporting health care job development, training, and placement in rural communities. Maine primary care association will convene a consortia of maines federally qualified health centers (fqhcs) in addition to statewide workforce stakeholders and training partners to establish and work towards comprehensive recruitment and retention strategies to enhance or expand track 1-community health support, focusing on community health workers (chws), medical assistants (mas), and dental assistants (das) in rural maine.

Maine primary care association represents the collective voices of maines 20 community health centers, which provide high quality, primary and preventive medical, behavioral health and dental services for 1 in 6 mainers. From grants like the rural health network development grant or our idd partnerships that support the patient safety organizations (psos) are organizations that conduct activities to improve the safety and quality of patient care. Maine primary care ssociation also has smaller grants that support our advocacy work with grants from maine health access foundation (mehaf) and other grants that support advocacy and coalition building on behalf of our members.