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Behavioral Health Facility Licensing

Maine Facility Licensing

The program license, levels of care, opioid treatment program approval, recovery residences, fees and renewal, with citations.

Verified October 10, 2026 against the statutes, regulations and sources cited below. The state decides every application. All states

What operators miss in Maine

Does Maine license behavioral health and addiction treatment programs?

The commissioner licenses agencies and facilities that provide mental health services or substance use treatment under Title 34-B. A full license runs two years. A new agency may get a provisional license of 3 to 12 months, and a conditional license runs up to one year.

  • License for an agency or facility providing mental health services or substance use treatment
  • Issued by Maine Department of Health and Human Services (commissioner)

Citation: 34-B M.R.S. 1203-A

How often does a Maine license renew?

  • Renews every two years

What does an opioid treatment program need in Maine?

  • State opioid treatment authority: No agency named on SAMHSA list (Augusta contact at maine.gov)
  • 19 opioid treatment programs in 2024 (N-SUMHSS)

How does Maine treat recovery residences?

  • NARR affiliate: Maine Association of Recovery Residences

Opening or expanding a program in Maine?

We confirm what Maine requires for your services and levels of care, prepare the application and every attachment for your owner or officer to sign, and track it to a decision. An outpatient program license is $1,995 per site. Every fee is flat and never depends on admissions or census.

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