Office of Aging and Disability Services
Maine Department of Health and Human Services
State office coordinating services for older adults and people with disabilities in Maine. Administers programs for intellectual disabilities, brain injury, adult protective services, and long-term care.
Who can use this?
Maine residents who are elderly (60+) or adults with disabilities including intellectual and developmental disabilities, brain injuries, and other related conditions.
About this resource
The Office of Aging and Disability Services (OADS) is a division of the Maine Department of Health and Human Services. Toll-free: 800-262-2232. For abuse/neglect reports: 800-624-8404 (24/7).
Services offered
- Intellectual and developmental disability services
- Brain injury waiver services
- Adult protective services
- Long-term care coordination
- Home and community-based services
- Aging services and support
- Respite care coordination
- Case management
- Abuse and neglect reporting (24/7)
What to expect
Call the main number or toll-free line to discuss your needs. Staff will help determine which programs and services you may be eligible for.
What to bring
Photo ID, proof of Maine residency, documentation of disability or diagnosis, income and asset information for means-tested programs, and any current service plans.