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Summary tailored to your query: School-Based Health Centers | MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital Boothbay Harbor - MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital, part of the MaineHealth system, operates in Damariscotta, with a broad network of care including primary, urgent, emergency, and specialty services, and serves as a key health resource for the Boothbay Harbor area. - The hospital is a rural, nonprofit facility and the largest employer in Lincoln County, offering care across more than 30 specialty areas and collaborating within a larger MaineHealth network that includes pediatric, behavioral health, diagnostic, home health, hospice, and senior care services. - While the provided materials highlight overall hospital services and community engagement, there is no explicit detail in the excerpts about School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs) at MaineHealth Lincoln Hospital Boothbay Harbor. If SBHC information is what you need (locations, services, school partnerships, hours, eligibility), further targeted sources or pages within mainehealth.org or contact the hospital directly would be recommended.

Clinic Type

School-Based Health Services

Address

Not specified as a single address; SBHCs located at participating schools: Lincoln Academy (Newcastle), Medomak Valley High/Middle School (Waldoboro), Boothbay Region High/Elementary School (Boothbay Harbor), Morse High School (Bath), Wiscasset Middle/High School (Wiscasset)

Phone

207-633-1934

Email

LincolnHealthSchoolClinics@MaineHealth.org

Opening Hours

School-based health center hours vary by location; call 207-633-1934 for information

Emergency Care

Emergency care not specified; SBHCs provide on-site care during school hours; referrals available for additional services

Services Offered

  • School-based health centers (SBHCs)
  • Medical and behavioral health services on school campuses
  • Enrollment and appointment enrollment forms
  • Oral health screening with fluoride varnish
  • Primary care referrals
  • Care coordination and referrals to doctors for chronic illness
  • Assistance with health insurance applications (MaineCare, CarePartners)
  • Well-child checks
  • Immunizations
  • Behavioral health services on campus
  • Student and staff health services
  • Language: English (implied)

Insurance & Payment

  • Private health insurance
  • MaineCare
  • Self-payment
  • MaineCare/CarePartners applications assistance
  • CarePartners

Everyone is treated regardless of ability to pay; enrollment for MaineCare or CarePartners available if uninsured or limited benefits

Private insurance, MaineCare, Self-payment, Enrollment assistance for MaineCare or CarePartners, CarePartners

Languages Spoken

  • English

Current Offers

Enrollment and appointment enrollment forms for SBHC

FAQs

What services do SBHCs provide?

Medical and behavioral health services on school campuses, including evaluation and treatment of common conditions, well-child checks, immunizations, referrals, and coordination with primary care.

How can I enroll?

Complete the enrollment form to enroll your child and provide consent for treatment; call 207-633-1934 with enrollment questions.

Are services available regardless of insurance?

Everyone is treated regardless of ability to pay; assistance with MaineCare or CarePartners applications if uninsured or underinsured.

What is the purpose of the school-based health centers?

SBHCs help keep students healthy and in school so parents can stay at work.

How do I enroll my child?

Complete the enrollment form to enroll your child and provide consent for treatment. Call 207-633-1934 with enrollment questions.

How do I request an appointment after enrollment?

Complete the appointment request form after enrolling.

Who staffs the SBHC?

Staff includes licensed clinical social workers (LCSW), nurse practitioners (NP), and a medical doctor (MD) who serves as medical director of operations.

Can SBHCs help with chronic illness referrals or other services?

Yes, SBHC staff can help with referrals to doctors and connect families with other clinical and community services not provided at the school.

Do you bill insurance?

Everyone is treated regardless of ability to pay. We accept private insurance, MaineCare and self-payment.

What are the hours?

School-based health center hours vary by location; visit during school hours or call for more information.

Commitments

  • Treated regardless of ability to pay
  • Access to school-based health services during school hours (vary by location)

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

  • Birdeye and HealthLuminate (general hospital ratings): 83% of patients definitely recommend the hospital (69 reviews (for the Miles Campus location))

Patients praise

  • Convenience of school-based services allowing students to remain in school and parents to continue working
  • Compassionate and professional care reported in many positive reviews, particularly in urgent care and ER settings
  • Strong support for the integration of medical and behavioral health services on school campuses
  • High overall patient satisfaction reported for the broader hospital system in some ratings

Common complaints

  • Concerns regarding mental health and behavioral health services, including wait times and patient treatment experiences
  • Reports of poor communication between staff and physicians in emergency situations
  • Complaints regarding billing and medical costs
  • Reports of long wait times and frustration with scheduling policies

"Having a LincolnHealth office right in the building is a huge benefit for LA students... It can take days or weeks for to see a primary care provider outside of, but our provider can almost always see... need a checkup or... ray, or."

Lincoln Academy (LincolnHealth partner)

"I had 2 ER visits... and both times the employees were amazing. I got in quickly, and the doctors actually seemed like they were trying to figure out what was going on."

Birdeye review for LincolnHealth Miles Campus

"I came in with a puncture wound... I waited hours after being admitted... I was in terrible pain, and after asking for something temporary and immediate to alleviate the pain, I was treated as though I was angling for meds. Insulting and inefficient."

A-Better-Place review for LincolnHealth Damariscotta

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.

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Summary: - Boothbay Region High School is a public high school for grades 9–12, founded in 1874 and headquartered at 236 Townsend Ave, Boothbay Harbor, Maine. - It operates in the primary/secondary education sector with a small workforce (9 employees) and notable staff including Leanne Burnham (Director of Guidance) and Nick Scott (Head Coach for indoor track & cross country). - Web presence shows approximately 2,300 monthly visits with a low bounce rate and an emphasis on the United States audience. - Key data: NAICS 611110, SIC 6111; location: Boothbay Harbor, ME; LinkedIn presence exists. If you’re specifically looking for a health center or health services within Boothbay Region Schools or Boothbay Harbor, this page only provides general school information and does not mention a dedicated health center. For health services, you may want to check the district office or the school’s guidance/nurse departments directly.

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