Home Health Care News October 10, 2025
Maine lawmakers have recently pushed the state’s Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) to reconsider its 10-year, $750 million contract with Modivcare.
Modivcare, a provider of personal home care, non-emergency medical transportation and in-home monitoring solutions, announced in August that it filed for bankruptcy. Soon after, Maine lawmakers spoke out against the company’s non-emergency transportation (NET) contract with their state. The company currently contracts with Maine to provide these services across much of the state.
“Modivcare is bankrupt, they’re being delisted by Nasdaq and local transportation providers are concerned that they won’t even be paid for rides they’ve already provided,” state Sen. Mike Tipping, D–Orono, said in an August statement. “Let’s take a moment to reconsider dismantling our...
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