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  • Pet food

    Spectrum Generations AniMeals

    No public pickup address is listed; contact the local Nutrition Coordinator.

    Spectrum Generations offers Ani-Meals pet food to Meals on Wheels recipients in Kennebec, Knox, Lincoln, Sagadahoc, Somerset and Waldo counties, plus Brunswick and Harpswell. Contact your local Nutrition Coordinator for details.

    Hours & eligibility
    Listed hours
    Delivery days vary by location; contact the local Nutrition Coordinator.
    Who this helps
    Ani-Meals is offered in conjunction with Meals on Wheels; contact your local Nutrition Coordinator to ask about eligibility.

    Confirm details with the organization.

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  • Clinics & health centersDental care

    Bingham Area Health and Dental Center

    237 Main Street, Bingham, ME 04920

    Federally qualified community health center providing affordable medical, dental, and behavioral health care in the Upper Kennebec Valley since 1975. Sliding fee scale available.

    Hours & eligibility
    Listed hours
    Health: Mon-Fri 7:00 AM-4:30 PM. Dental: Mon closed; Tue-Fri 7:00 AM-5:30 PM.
    Who this helps
    The health center is accepting new patients. Dental emergency services are open to the community, but new patients are not being accepted for ongoing dental care. The Affordable Care Program is available to insured and uninsured Mainers; discounts depend on income and family size.

    Confirm details with the organization.

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