Getting started.
Who this helps
Students at Boothbay Region High and Elementary School can enroll with consent for treatment.
How to get started
If a student needs care for a chronic illness or a service not offered at school, the team can refer them to a doctor or connect them with clinical and community services. Staff can also help find a primary care physician.
Enroll your child.
On MaineHealth's School-Based Health Centers page, choose Enroll Your Child and complete the form with consent for treatment.
Request an appointment.
After enrolling, choose Request an Appointment on the School-Based Health Centers page and submit the form.
Check before visiting.
Hours vary by location. Call (207) 633-1934 to check before visiting during school hours.
How they can help.
The center is staffed by licensed clinical social workers, nurse practitioners and a medical doctor. MaineHealth treats everyone regardless of ability to pay and accepts private health insurance, MaineCare and self-payment.
- Well-child visits and routine immunizations
- Reproductive health care
- Behavioral health support for anxiety, depression, relationships and family issues
- Care for common illnesses and injuries, including coughs, colds, sore throats, flu, strains, sprains, earaches and acne
- Oral health screening and fluoride varnish
- Referrals for chronic illness or services not offered at school, and help finding a primary care physician
A few questions before you go.
Check how the service works, when it is available, and any costs. Ask about communication or accessibility support if you need it.
- Can my student enroll at this center?
- What care can my student get here?
- Will my student have to pay for care?
- What if my child needs care the center does not provide?