Though it serves a region that some 400,000 people call home, Central Maine Medical Center has, in essence, remained a community hospital since its founding more than 120 years ago.
CMMC was created by a community of like-minded visionaries who saw a need for a hospital. In the many years since, CMMC has ensured that area residents have access to the healthcare services they need, including around-the-clock emergency care, expert medical and surgical care, and free access to health education and health screenings.
Lewiston/Auburn Implementation Plan
Lewiston Auburn Community Health Implementation Plan 2019-2022
Community Health and Hunger Program
Central Maine Healthcare Community Benefits
Central Maine Medical Center – Androscoggin County
Bridgton Hospital – Cumberland County
Rumford Hospital – Oxford County
Archives
As a not-for-profit hospital, Central Maine Medical Center contributes to communities throughout the region by analyzing the particular needs of those they serve and then developing and delivering programs to meet these needs. For more information about CMMC community benefit activities, browse through the following documents:
CMMC Community Benefit Implementation Strategy Board Approval
Appendix I
Maine Shared CHNA ANDROSCOGGIN County Report 2 29 16
Appendix II
Andro County CE Input Summary 4 22 16
Appendix III
Peterson Alexander Priority Needs Grid final
Appendix IV
Directory 2015 United Way of Androscoggin County
