Some non-citizens will lose MaineCare coverage on Oct. 1, 2026
August 27, 2026
Changes to MaineCare eligibility for some immigrants will begin on October 1, 2026. Only a small group of noncitizens will still be able to get full MaineCare coverage after this date.
- Alex Carter
- Healthcare
“Families across Maine are doing their part every day, it’s time the ultra-wealthy did too.”
May 7, 2025
Mainers Travel to D.C. to Oppose Cuts to Medicaid (MaineCare) and SNAP in exchange for Tax Breaks for Billionaires.
- Ari van den Akker
- MaineCare
Good healthcare news for Maine kids & parents
January 23, 2024
Many more kids and young people under age 21 now qualify for MaineCare for Kids and all pregnant people with MaineCare, including all immigrants, will now receive 12 months of postpartum coverage.
- Alex Carter
- MaineCare
This July, Maine is one step closer to health care for all!
July 6, 2022
In addition to a new adult dental benefit, immigrants who have low income and who are pregnant or under the age of 21 are now eligible to receive full MaineCare benefits, regardless of their immigration status.
- Alex Carter
- Healthcare
Maine Equal Justice's budget statement
February 11, 2022
While we are still learning the details of the Governor’s budget, it was heartening to hear the Governor acknowledge in her budget address last night that Maine people need better access to affordable child care…
- Robyn Merrill
- MaineCare
Steps Toward Health Care for All: progress so far in 2021!
July 9, 2021
This legislative session was whirlwind and while we aren’t quite finished, we wanted to take a few moments to share some of the progress we’ve made this year.
- Kathy Kilrain del Rio
- Dental
