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We make a difference in people's lives

Community Health and Counseling Services is a non-profit community-based healthcare organization serving communities across Maine. CHCS consistently works to bring valued services to the people and communities we serve. CHCS offers a broad array of services to assist people in their recovery from a wide range of health conditions including but not limited to; mental health, cardiovascular, injuries, wounds, cancer, respiratory, and dementia. Our staff work collaboratively with your existing healthcare providers to ensure that you receive coordinated and effective care. We partner with you to deliver services that meet your individual healthcare needs. You always have a choice in selecting your healthcare provider. Please contact us at 1-800-924-0366 to learn how we can provide you or a loved one with exceptional care.

CHCS accepted into the State of Maine’s demonstration as a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC).

This prestigious designation allows us to expand our comprehensive behavioral health services to the residents of Penobscot, Piscataquis, and Hancock counties.

What does this mean for communities?

CHCS Employee Recognized by Penobscot County Sheriff's Office

Congratulations to Vanessa Scott on being awarded the Penobscot County Sheriff's Office Community Service Award.

Community Service Award Details

Become a Foster Parent

You can be a part of helping over 1,500 children in state custody by becoming a foster parent. CHCS is seeking loving and caring families to open their homes to make a difference in a child’s life.

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Become a Hospice Volunteer

Make a difference in someone's life today by becoming a Hospice Volunteer! A volunteer can provide a very special gift to a patient and family - the gift of time and the availability to listen.

Hospice Volunteers Information

WRAP Fund Application

WRAP funds help meet the emergency needs of adult individuals with Severe and Persistent Mental Illness (SPMI) that cannot be otherwise met through regular systems of care.

Download Application (PDF)

CHCS Notification of Privacy Practices

This notice describes how clinical information about you may be used and disclosed, as well as, how you can get access to this information. Please take a moment to review our privacy practices.

Notice of Privacy Practices

CHCS Authorization to Release Confidential Information

This is the CHCS Authorization to Release Confidential Information. Once completed, the form can be faxed to our HIM department at: (207) 990-0399.

CHCS Release of Information

CHCS Annual Report for 2023 - 2024

CHCS is a community organization with a mission to bring valued services to the communities we serve. Our success is defined by the people we serve.

CHCS Annual Report 2023 - 2024
  • Just wanted to let you know how truly I appreciate everything you have done to help me and my boys! It was fun working with you!

    —BHH Client
  • Thank you for being so pleasant. It brought me back to where I needed to be today.

    —Adult Therapy Client
  • Hospice nurses were professional, helpful, compassionate and able to keep our mother home and comfortable.

    —Family of Hospice Patient
  • All the staff were loving and caring. They never made him feel like a bother. It was the best care my husband loved all of them. They always made him feel important.

    —Family of Hospice Patient
  • The hospice experience exceeded my expectations from the very beginning. The entire team was amazing and compassionate.

    —Family of Hospice Patient

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