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Women’s and children’s health

Women’s and children’s health

“The team delivered four healthy, happy babies, the most precious gifts that I have ever received. I could never thank them enough!

Women’s Health services | Breast Health | Maternity Care | Pediatrics

Women of all ages have unique health and medical needs, which is why Central Maine Healthcare has spent decades building services, treatment, education programs and facilities specifically for the care of women.

We have made every effort to make our women’s health services seamless and easily accessible because we know how hectic life can be. In addition to providing convenient, high-quality care, we also empower women to take control of their own health from the reproductive years to midlife and beyond.

From performing routine physicals to relieving symptoms of menopause or performing the latest diagnostic breast screenings, our women’s health specialists take a holistic yet personal approach, considering each woman’s lifestyle and needs in tailoring care. Our professionals are not only well qualified, but also equipped with skill and compassion to make the experience of getting healthy as good as the care itself.

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Baby Lena’s story

“Kim and Ben were looking forward to the birth of their second child. Everything had gone well during the birth of their son two years earlier, so they figured this delivery would be similar. When the unthinkable happened, they were thankful to have the care team at CMMC by their side” Read More…

Prevention and Wellness

Participating in preventative health screenings is the best way to catch health problems before they become serious issues. At Central Maine Healthcare, we offer the latest technology and methods for screening to ensure that you can live as healthy as is possible. We value your quality of life and want to help you take the steps to protect it!

Well-Woman Visits

Every year you should visit with your provider for a well-woman exam. This check-up tests the tissues of a woman’s reproductive organs to ensure that they are healthy and disease-free. Our well-woman check-ups include pap smears, pelvic exams, breast exams, lab tests, birth control counseling, and menopause counseling. By attending your yearly exam, you’ll help to ensure that your body is healthy and disease-free.

Mammography

Women need to begin visiting their providers every year for a mammogram once they turn 40 years old. We offer the latest advances with an emphasis on comfort, while ensuring that we help you stay breast cancer-free. Our screening system is done with digital mammography, providing our patients with the highest quality of care in the prevention and early detection of breast cancer. Digital mammography allows the radiologist to view and manipulate the images on high-resolution computer monitors to enhance visualization of the breast tissue.

Heart Health

The number one cause of death for women in the US is heart disease, which places this screening at the top of your health priority list. We offer various non-invasive screening exams that allow us to see how your heart is doing. These include the cardiac stress test, echocardiogram, Holter monitor applications and interpretation, tilt table testing, and transesophageal echocardiogram. Together, you and your provider will decide on the best screening tools for you to use to ensure that your heart stays healthy!

Fitness and Nutrition

An important part of health is focusing on your wellness. We have several board-certified dieticians on our team who are available to help you create a nutritional plan that will help you through health issues and improve your quality of life (requires a provider’s referral). Additionally, we’ve teamed up with the YMCA to offer fitness training through The Y. You can improve your health and wellness through our classes and events geared specifically to improving your quality of life.

Maternity Care

Our hospital teams of well-trained providers, nurses, and support staff are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. From the moment you tour our birth center, you’ll feel the warm support that we cultivate for our clients. When you birth with us, you’ll get your own all-in-one birthing room that’s big enough for you and your partner.

We stay up-to-date on the latest technology while also prioritizing our commitment to person-centered care. Our teams will make sure that you and your baby receive the best care, which means we’ll be there to listen, support, and help you through this exciting time.

The Best Care for Our Community Families

Cozy birthing rooms: Our birth suites are all-in-one, meaning that you can settle into your birthing room without needing to be disrupted after your baby is born. We focus on comfort and convenience, so you can focus on giving birth and recovering. There’s plenty of room for your support person, and they’re welcome to stay overnight with you.

Caring support: Our nurses are trained and skilled in everything you’ll need throughout labor, birth, and postpartum, and they deliver that care with compassion. We have lactation consultant nurses available to help you get the best start with breastfeeding your new little one.

Pain management options: We have anesthesiologists available for pain relief, as well as alternative therapies to help you cope. Our birthing center has labor tubs available for relaxation, and you can request other alternate therapies and pain relief options to get through your birth experience smoothly.

Extra help for your little one: We are ready for anything that might happen during your birth, including the unlikely event that your baby might need a little extra help. Located at our hospital in Lewiston, Central Maine Medical Center, our providers and nurses are ready to receive your precious baby to care for him or her. We are available around the clock and provide care for premature babies (35 or more weeks of gestation) and those with special needs.

HUGS ® security system: Your safety and security are an important concern to us, so we use the HUGS ® system of infant security. Newborns have an electronic tag attached to one foot, which allows them to be monitored 24/7. Our birthing center is a locked unit, with secure systems of checking in and out, and we also require our team members to wear photo ID badges.

Quality and complete postpartum care: After your baby is born, we will work with you to establish breastfeeding and ensure that you have the community resources that you need to be a successful new parent. After you leave the hospital, you’ll still have easy access to our team for any questions you might have about your recovery or the health of your new little bundle of joy.

Our Birthing Center at Central Maine Medical Center

At Central Maine Healthcare, you’ll receive the best care in our birthing unit whether this is your first baby or are adding another child to your family. Our birthing rooms are designed to enhance privacy and comfort. We include amenities such as labor tubs located close to your room, which help ease you through labor and television to help pass the time. We encourage your partner, coach or another family member to stay overnight.

We offer a variety of special comforts to help with labor, breastfeeding support, and the best in postpartum care. You can rest easy knowing that we offer 24-hour cesarean services for those rare emergencies and a Level 2 neonatal intensive care unit. Our hospital also includes the newest in technology to ensure that your family is safe and cozy throughout their stay.

Need an OB/GYN? Find a caring provider anytime online.

To schedule a tour of our birth center, call 207-795-2528.

Making sure your baby is sleeping in a safe environment is the first step in ensuring a happy and healthy first year for your little one. During your stay, we will encourage you to follow the ABC’s of sleep so you and your baby can rest safe and sound:

A for Alone – We recommend sharing a room with your newborn, not your bed. Babies should always sleep alone in their safe sleep space.

B for Back – A baby should always sleep on their back at night and during nap time on a firm, flat mattress with a fitted sheet in a crib or bassinet.

C for Clean, Clear Crib – Babies should sleep in a crib or bassinet clear of additional items – no blankets, toys, pillows, bumpers, or other items.

D for Danger – Be aware & know the dangers beyond the crib. Secondhand smoke exposure, as well as parental drug or alcohol use, increases the risk of SIDS and other health issues for your baby.

Learn more at safesleepforme.org

Maine Breast and Cervical Health Program

Central Maine Healthcare wants everyone in our communities to be healthy and have access to quality health services. That’s why we’ve partnered with the Maine Breast and Cervical Health Program (MBCHP) to ensure that you have access to our care, no matter your life circumstances. We’re here for you and want you to feel supported through all your lifespan phases.

What is the MBCHP?

Every woman should get a breast exam once they get to the age of 40. Some people just can’t afford to pay for the exam, or their insurance doesn’t cover it fully. That’s why the Maine Breast and Cervical Health Program (MBCHP) was created. This service is free for women ages 40 and older if they meet certain qualifying conditions.

These conditions include:

  • You have no insurance
  • Your insurance does not cover mammograms or pap smear tests
  • You have a high insurance deductible
  • You meet set income limits

What the Service Includes

If you qualify for a free exam that is covered by the MBCHP, there are certain restrictions on what is included in the free service.

The MBCHP pays for:

  • Mammograms (breast x-ray)
  • Breast Exams
  • Pap Tests
  • Pelvic Exams
  • Limited Diagnostic or Follow-up Services

For more information call: 1-800-350-5180 and press 1. Or call the Bennett Breast Care Center at 207-795-2100 or 1-888-240-6100 to talk with a member of our team.

To learn more about the Maine Breast and Cervical Health Program (MBCHP), click here.

Gynecology

We use the latest technologies to bring you high-quality diagnostics and minimally invasive surgeries. Then we combine that with the expert and compassionate care from our providers and nurses for a friendly, supportive healthcare experience. Whether you just need a well-woman checkup or you’re struggling with something more serious like urinary incontinence, we’re here to help. No matter your age or health issue, we’ve got a team ready to assist.

Conditions We Treat

Gynecologic conditions can be a frustrating experience for anyone, which is why we at Central Maine Healthcare work hard to get you feeling healthy again quickly. Our gynecology specialists offer treatments for several issues, and we prioritize using less invasive treatments whenever possible. If necessary for full recovery, we offer surgical treatments that are based on the newest research evidence paired with the latest technology. We always offer techniques that are the most minimally invasive, which offer benefits such as less pain, fewer complications, and a quicker recovery time. We want to get you back on the road to health as quickly as possible with the highest level of satisfaction.

Endometriosis

At Central Maine Healthcare, we understand how frustrating it is to deal with the effects of endometriosis. Our caring gynecologists want to help you get back on the road to feeling healthy and pain-free once again. That’s why we offer the latest in diagnostic and surgical technology, as well as prioritize treatments that are minimally invasive. It’s our goal to do everything we can to ensure your endometriosis is significantly lessened so you can get back to living well.

Fibroids

The diagnosis of fibroids can feel like a scary experience, which is why Central Maine Healthcare is committed to ensuring you’re supported throughout the entire process. Whether your provider discovered a fibroid during a routine pelvic exam or you’ve got many of the symptoms, we’ll help to get the right diagnosis and work with you to design the best treatment. We offer excellent care combined with the latest technology, ensuring that you’ll get the best results possible. Our gynecologists are highly skilled, compassionate caregivers that will guide you through the process and help you get back to healthy, pain-free living.

Infertility

When you long to start a family, one of the hardest things to experience is infertility. CMH provides sensitive, compassionate care for those couples who are struggling to conceive. Whether you need help with conception or to ensure that the pregnancy goes to full term, our specialist providers are there to offer support and exceptional skills. We’ve got the best in fertility technology and have the most supportive care providers on our team. Our goal is to help you bring home a new bundle of joy, whether it’s your first or your fourth.

Menopause

Menopause is a natural part of aging for women and at CMH we want to support you through this process as best we can. While most women will naturally go through menopause at the biologically right time and without many issues, there are challenges that can pop up for some women. It can be helpful to have a provider who can help you get the diagnostic testing and treatments needed so you can always feel your best, no matter your age.

Osteoporosis

Just because you’re aging doesn’t mean that your quality of life should decline. At Central Maine Healthcare, we want to help you stay active and healthy throughout your lifespan no matter your age. Osteoporosis is a condition that some people experience when they are 65 or older, and we offer a full range of treatments to help keep you strong.

Pelvic Pain

At CMH, our patients’ comfort and quality of life is our top priority. If you’re dealing with pelvic discomfort or pain, we’re here to help you find the cause and get the treatment that you need. Our board-certified providers use the latest medical technology and the most up-to-date research to assist women, so they can get back to a pain-free lifestyle.

Stress Urinary Incontinence

Another struggle that some patients have is stress urinary incontinence. We offer a supportive environment and the most effective methods of handling this kind of incontinence. We would love to meet with you to discuss your symptoms and discuss treatment options. Feel free to reach out to us if we can help you answer questions and give support.

Urinary Incontinence

At Central Maine Healthcare, we offer compassionate and skillful care for those suffering from bladder issues and urinary incontinence. This condition can be embarrassing and confusing, and we’re here to help guide you through diagnosis and treatment so you can get back to a carefree lifestyle. Our team of friendly providers and nurses are here to assist you with your every need.

Gynecologic Surgery

Sometimes when you have severe gynecological issues, it’s best to have a specific surgery to speed up your healing. CMH offers the latest procedures and an array of options for every gynecological issue. Our providers and nurses are ready to help you make the best choices for your body and life, and gently help you heal. Many of our procedures are available as a day-surgery option.

Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation

CMH knows that one of the best ways to solve incontinence and prolapse is through pelvic floor rehabilitation. Our treatment team includes board-certified physical therapists who work to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles. You’ll be back to independence in no time!

Urogynecology

When you have issues with your pelvic floor, you’ll have the option to schedule a visit with one of our friendly urogynecologists. These specialized providers focus on both gynecology and urology, which means they understand the female reproductive system and how it relates to issues such as incontinence and prolapse. We offer the best treatment options for our patients, so you can get the specialized care that you deserve.

Topsham Care Center

As the newest member of the Prime Healthcare Foundation family of hospitals, we will continue to provide high-quality, compassionate care with the strength and resources of a nationally-recognized, award-winning health system.

The Topsham Care Center brings a wide range of high-quality specialty services to your neighborhood. As part of Central Maine Healthcare, it features cancer care, cardiovascular care, endocrinology, gastroenterology, physiatry, urology, women’s health, and more—including walk-in X‑ray and lab services—so you can get essential care in one convenient, patient-friendly space.

105 Topsham Fair Mall Road
Topsham, ME  04086
Main: (207) 798-6300
Emergency: 911

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Designed to offer an inviting and accessible alternative to hospital-based care, the Topsham facility provides expert attention from providers and care teams focused on your individual needs. From routine screenings and diagnostics to specialized treatments like urology, bariatric surgery, and interventional cardiology, this center ensures that comprehensive healthcare is always close to home.

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Whether it’s a scheduled check-up, a walk-in imaging appointment, or seeing a specialist for a specific health concern, the Topsham Care Center is committed to delivering compassionate, coordinated, and convenient care for you and your family.

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Pediatrics

All people require sensitivity, patience and compassion when it comes to healthcare — but none more so than children. Central Maine Healthcare prides itself on a well-developed pediatrics program, thoughtfully designed to accommodate the needs of your little one.

CMH’s kid-friendly team members and ambience — as well as our kid-sized examination tables and tools — instantly put children at ease. And we find that when children are at ease, their parents or guardians are, too.

Skilled Care for Every Reason

Whether you’re seeing us for a routine visit or pressing medical concern, our board-certified pediatricians and warm support staff provide care you can always count on:

Triple Screenings

CMH provides lead screening, developmental screenings and vision screenings to make sure kids are healthy and growing well mentally and physically.

Same-Day Sick Visits

If your little one suddenly comes down with a high fever or rough cough, don’t worry. We offer same-day appointments, so your child can quickly receive the care and medication they need. Should they require further evaluation, we’ll refer you to the right specialist and ensure coordinated care every step of the way.

Immunizations

Getting your child vaccinated is key in protecting them against disease. Our team members are specially trained to make immunizations go as smoothly and painlessly as possible.

Telephone RN Triage Services

To get immediate help from a nurse during office hours, some of our pediatric locations have special numbers you can call. Check the practices below to see if your nearest office participates in this peace-of-mind service.

Call today to schedule an appointment.

Central Maine Pediatrics
12 High Street, Suite 302
Lewiston, ME. 04240
207-795-5730
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Bridgton Pediatrics
15 Hospital Drive
Bridgton, ME. 04009
207-647-4232
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Breast Health

When it comes to caring for your breast health, Central Maine Healthcare offers a spectrum of services to help screen, diagnose, and treat. From the moment you walk in the door, we’ll be there with you the whole way. Compassionate care is our priority, paired with the newest advances in breast health. You’ll know you’re in great hands with our team.

Prevention: It’s always a good idea to come in for regular screenings, whether your family has a history of breast cancer, or you are simply interested in prevention. We offer full breast health analysis, from tissue screening to genetic testing. We’ll uncover your level of risk and talk about ways to manage your prevention protocol.

Diagnosis: All three of our hospitals offer mammography and breast ultrasound services. These can detect or confirm the presence of cancerous cells or tumors. For more advanced diagnostic needs, patients can visit our specialist care team at the Bennett Breast Center in Lewiston. There, we offer ultrasound-guided and stereotactic core breast biopsies. Surgical biopsies are performed in a surgical suite at the hospital in Lewiston (CMMC).

Treatment: Central Maine Healthcare offers a full range of surgical options, including breast reconstruction. Our treatment services also include radiation therapy, chemotherapy, hormone therapy, and immunotherapy. We also help patients coordinate other treatment modalities, as needed. We offer support services including massage therapy, support groups and assistance with transportation for treatments and follow-up meetings. We can link you to The Dempsey Center, a cancer support center. The Dempsey Center offers a variety of educational and wellness resources for patients, their families and caregivers.

Advanced Diagnosis

In the unlikely event that your annual screening exam reveals a suspicious lump or other tissue changes in your breast, Central Maine Healthcare is here for you. We will hold your hand and offer the most compassionate support through the whole process. To ensure that we get the proper diagnosis, we offer several diagnostic options. We value the newest research and technology, which allows us to provide the best care for our patients.

Breast Ultrasound: We know that ultrasound is an important tool in breast disease detection, so we offer it at all our hospital locations. Breast ultrasound is an imaging technique that uses high frequency sound waves to scan the breast to locate, measure, and evaluate abnormal changes or lesions found on a mammogram. Ultrasound can determine if a breast lump is solid, which is indicative of a benign or malignant tumor, or is filled with fluid, which indicates that it is a cyst, a benign condition.

Breast Ductogram: A mammography procedure called a ductogram finds breast changes and looks for small growths in a breast duct, to determine what is causing clear or bloody discharge from the nipple. Ductography is a minimally invasive diagnostic procedure that involves inserting a tiny catheter tip into the duct. A small amount of liquid is then inserted then tracked through a mammogram. This helps detect abnormal growths in the tissue. Most of the time, the growth is a papilloma which is a benign growth in the lining of the breast duct.

Breast MRI: We offer MRIs to our patients at CMMC. MRIs help with further detection of breast cancer once suspicious tissue or growths have been identified. An MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) may be recommended in combination with mammography for women with dense breasts and with a high risk of hereditary breast cancer. Our MRI features the largest diameter bore for patient comfort and produces detailed and high-quality images. It’s a painless procedure. Patients lie comfortably in the MRI unit for a short time, as images are produced.

Breast Biopsy: CMH offers comprehensive breast biopsy services at The Bennett Breast Center, which is located at CMMC in Lewiston. Our biopsy services include care for a range of issues. The following procedures are performed at our Breast Center:

  • Breast cyst aspiration: A simple procedure of removing fluid from a cyst using a fine needle. We usually use ultrasound to guide this procedure. A cyst is a fluid-filled, non-malignant growth that is aspirated only if is painful or very large.
  • Ultrasound and stereotactic core breast biopsy: Performed to obtain tissue to send to pathology for testing. It is minimally invasive and done using either ultrasound or digital mammography to guide the procedure.
  • Needle localization: The insertion of a fine wire into an area of concern prior to an open surgical procedure. This guides the surgeon when a breast lesion can’t be felt.
  • Sentinel node evaluation: A procedure done to guide the surgeon in removing the important lymph nodes in a patient undergoing breast cancer surgery. This involves the injection of a small amount of radioactive solution into the breast which is then filtered out by the key lymph nodes that act as gatekeepers. The lymphatic system carries the dye to the first lymph node in the sentinel node pathway. The injection is done on the day of surgery in the nuclear medicine department. The surgeon uses a special detector to locate and remove the identified node(s) for testing by pathology.

Breast Cancer Surgery and Reconstruction

When you’re facing a diagnosis of breast cancer, Central Maine Healthcare is here to guide you through the process of healing. Through our programs at The Bennett Breast Center, we offer the latest in surgical and reconstructive services to ensure you can kick your cancer in the smoothest way possible. Our team is multidisciplinary to make sure we offer comprehensive services and address all your needs, including compassionate support.

Your Experience Matters: Breast cancer patients meet with breast cancer surgeons to discuss the best treatment plans. Our surgeons are part of a team that includes radiologists, pathologists, and medical and radiation oncologists. Our team also includes plastic surgeons, who work with patients who choose to have reconstructive surgery following breast surgery. As a team, healthcare providers communicate with each other to give each patient individualized, focused care. We also have a Nurse Navigator who an advocate for patients. This person is available to help patients with other parts of the process, such as understanding financial and health insurance requirements, the day-today-impact of treatments, and other needs as they arise.

Breast Cancer Surgery: Depending on what kind of cancer you’re dealing with, we will recommend various surgeries. The standard option for breast cancer is a mastectomy, or removal of the breast tissue. How extensive this surgery needs to be is individual and will be customized to your situation. We’ll walk you through the process of procedures and risks, ensuring that you feel supported the whole way. Here are a few of the various types of mastectomy surgeries you might encounter in your conversations with your provider:

  • Lumpectomy (Partial Mastectomy): We’ll remove the tumor and just the immediately surrounding tissue. This will ensure you’re breast tissue is still mostly intact.
  • Total (Simple) Mastectomy: For the serious cancer case, we’ll remove the whole breast including the nipple.
  • Modified Radical Mastectomy: When the cancer has started to spread, we will remove the whole breast, nipple, and the lymph nodes under the arm.
  • Nipple-Sparing Mastectomy: For this surgery, we’ll remove the breast tissue while preserving the nipple and areola, giving the breast a more natural look when surgery is completed.
  • Skin-Sparing Mastectomy: This surgery option leaves the skin on the breast but removes the skin on the area where the tumor was removed as well as the nipple and areola.

Education and Support

Women’s health is important stuff and at Central Maine Healthcare, we want to make sure you’ve got the health resources you need to always feel your best. That’s why we offer classes, events, online information, and one-on-one support to make sure you get your questions answered and your wellness leveled up. We’re here to make sure you feel empowered.

Educational Classes and Events: We know that you want to be an active participant in creating a life full of health and joy, which is why we regularly hold classes that will teach you how to do just that. Whether you’re planning a birth, are trying to stop smoking, or want to get your fitness back on track, we’ve got a class for that! Our events are focused on getting you moving or helping you create safety for your family. You can choose to participate in events such as getting your infant care seat checked (highly recommended) or even learn infant CPR to make sure you’re already prepared for those rare emergencies.

Guides and Online Classes: Choose to sign up to receive our guides for birth, lactation, and parenting and even get online for more resources. We make learning accessible and something you can take home with you after your appointments. We’re happy to discuss any of the things you learn in our custom guides, as well, ensuring that you know exactly how to care for yourself and your baby.

Consult Our Dieticians and Join Our Fitness Programs: If you have a health need that requires dietary intervention, talk with your provider about scheduling an appointment with one of our board-certified dieticians. These skilled nutritionists can help you design a nutritional program that fits your health condition and will help you improve your health. Join up with our fitness program in partnership with the YMCA to learn more about caring for your body through exercise. We’d love to help you feel fit and strong again!

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Mammography

Screening for breast cancer is one of the most important preventative actions you can take to ensure you’re healthy for life. At Central Maine Healthcare, we want to ensure that you get the proper screening while also making the experience as comfortable as possible. We work with the latest techniques and technology to meet our goal of quality and compassionate care for every patient that walks through our door.

Mammograms are Essential for Breast Health: Our digital mammography systems provide our patients with the highest quality of care in the prevention and early detection of breast cancer. Digital mammography allows the radiologist to view and manipulate the images on high-resolution computer monitors to enhance visualization of the breast tissue.

Screening Recommendations: An annual screening mammogram, beginning at age 40, is recommended for women who have not had any breast abnormalities. A diagnostic mammogram is given to a patient with breast changes such as lumps, pain, or nipple discharge. This type of appointment requires a referral from your primary care provider.

Preparing for a Mammogram: Be sure not to use deodorants cremes or powders under your arms or near your breast on the day of your mammogram. Consider wearing a two-piece outfit, since you will only need to remove your top. Tips to make the exam even easier: reduce caffeine consumption one to two weeks prior to your appointment if you have tender breasts. If you are still menstruating, schedule your appointment about 10 days after the first day of your period.

Screening Accessibility: Accessibility is important to us, which is why we offer mammography at all three of our hospitals. This makes it convenient for you to schedule and attend your annual screening! For more advanced diagnostics, The Bennett Breast Center at our hospital in Lewiston is ready to help. Within just a short drive, you have access to all the breast health care that you might need, from preventative screenings, to diagnostics, to treatment. We care and want to support you in your breast health journey.

CMH Imaging Locations

Central Maine Medical Center
300 Main Street, Lewiston, ME  04240
Main Hospital: 207-795-0111
MRI Scheduling: 1-800-258-4674
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Bridgton Hospital
10 Hospital Drive, Bridgton, ME  04009
Main Hospital: 207-647-6000
Imaging: 207-647-6092
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Rumford Hospital
420 Franklin Street, Rumford, ME  04276
Main Hospital: 207-369-1000
Imaging: 207-369-1131
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Topsham Care Center
105 Topsham Fair Mall Road, Topsham, ME  04086
Main TCC: 207-798-6300
Imaging: 207-798-6370
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Shields Health Care Group offers state-of-the-art imaging, including: MRI, PET/CT, Mammography, CT, Echocardiography and Ultrasound