Maine Mobile Health and Virtual Care

Maine Mobile Health and Virtual Care Maine Mobile Health and Virtual Care, based in Bangor, Maine, provides convenient telemedicine and home care services for adults and children across the state.

05/16/2026

Happy Saturday! It’s going to be a beautiful weekend so get outside and enjoy! A quick business update and discussion on weight management!

In light of today's tragic incident at Robbin's Lumber, our hearts are heavy, and we feel a profound sense of sorrow for...
05/16/2026

In light of today's tragic incident at Robbin's Lumber, our hearts are heavy, and we feel a profound sense of sorrow for all affected. This event serves as a stark reminder of how quickly circumstances can change and the fragility of life.

We extend our deepest gratitude to the brave men and women in emergency medical services who dedicate themselves daily to this vital work, often at great personal risk. We also want to acknowledge and support those who were on the scene today, providing care and compassion to the victims and their families.

Please join us in keeping all those impacted by this tragedy in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

I haven’t been posting as much lately because I’ve been so busy taking care of people! Thank you for those of you who tr...
05/16/2026

I haven’t been posting as much lately because I’ve been so busy taking care of people! Thank you for those of you who trust me in your care, I am so appreciative of the grateful patients I see every single day. I have people tell me all of the time, how thankful they are for being willing to see them last minute, for my extremely fair and reasonable pricing allowing them access to things they otherwise couldn’t afford for their health. It makes this all worth it ❤️

When we help each other out, we are all successful. Love Ali and Brad at Apotheosis Health and use them for my own care....
05/11/2026

When we help each other out, we are all successful. Love Ali and Brad at Apotheosis Health and use them for my own care. Love our little DPC and specialty group ❤️

Sticking together! 💉 Just 2 NP’s doing NP things - like finding the subacromial space!

Thank you Jamie @ Maine Mobile Health and Virtual Care for taking time out of your day to teach!

Every woman’s success should be an inspiration to another. We’re strongest when we cheer each other on.

That’s exactly what we do around here! 💜 I love the DPC tribe we’ve created.

🌷 Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible variations and forms of mothers out there! Today, we celebrate not just biolo...
05/10/2026

🌷 Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible variations and forms of mothers out there! Today, we celebrate not just biological mothers, but also stepmothers, grandmothers, aunts, foster moms, adoptive mothers, and all those who nurture and love in ways that often go unrecognized. Thank you for your endless compassion, strength, and dedication.

On this special day, let’s also remember the importance of self-care. Moms, you deserve to take a moment for yourselves! If you’re feeling tired, seeking answers about your health, or looking for weight loss options, we’re here for you. We understand the busy schedule of a mom and can work around it.

Here’s to all the amazing moms! 💖✨

05/09/2026

Part-Time Clinical Administrative Assistant (Independent Contractor) 🌟 Position Overview:This is a unique position with ...
05/08/2026

Part-Time Clinical Administrative Assistant (Independent Contractor) 🌟

Position Overview:
This is a unique position with an opportunity for growth and additional hours and pay. I’m seeking a qualified and motivated Part-Time Clinical Administrative Assistant to join my office-based clinic as an independent contractor. I have a small panel of direct primary care, but also do weight management, urgent care and simple procedures. This is a cash only practice, however, approximately half of my DPC panel has insurance.

This position is designed for individuals who may need part time hours, some flexibility with at home or office work, while it is an independent contractor position, you do not have to have a formal business entity but would be 10-99- operating as a “sole proprietor” or “freelancer.”

The role offers a flexible schedule with variable hours weekly (12-20 hours), primarily on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. The contractor may work some hours from home and some in the office, based on the clinic's needs. Clinical experience is necessary, with preferences for candidates with backgrounds as Medical Assistants (MA), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN), or Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) who are willing to learn. Preferences also for a candidate with experience dealing with insurance prior authorizations and referrals management. Must be able to work and stay on task independently.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Patient Communication Management:
- Follow up and return calls from patients.
- Respond to patient questions and messages promptly.
- Assist with appointments and help manage the calendar to optimize availability.

2. Schedule Management:
- Block off time slots for specific tasks or appointments as needed by provider.
- Monitor and adjust the schedule according to patient demands and operational needs.

3. Insurance Coordination:
- Submit prior authorizations and referrals for testing and treatments to insurance companies, laboratories, imaging centers, and specialists as requested.
- Follow up with insurance providers for approvals related to laboratory tests, imaging, and referrals.
- Confirm that faxes, including referrals and authorization requests, are received by the relevant parties.

4. Data Management:
- Maintain an Excel spreadsheet tracking:
- Patient medication refill schedules.
- Contract agreements and pill counts.
- Upcoming lab tests and yearly preventative screenings.
- Update the spreadsheet with incoming lab results and ensure appropriate follow-up with patients.

5. Medication Management:
- Coordinate medication pick-ups, ensuring patients are informed of their options.
- Maintain a log of when patients are scheduled to pick up medications, facilitating in-person interactions when necessary.

6. Administrative Support:
- Assist with general administrative tasks such as filing, data entry, and maintaining patient confidentiality.
- Help organize patient records and ensure compliance with healthcare regulations.
-Assist in social media material and posts

7. Patient Follow-Up:
- Contact patients for follow-up visits, lab results, or other healthcare-related communications.

8. Office Maintenance and Organization:
- Clean and organize the workspace, ensuring a tidy and professional environment.
- Maintain an inventory of office supplies, including medical supplies, and reorder when necessary.
- Conduct regular fridge checks to ensure all supplies comply with safety regulations.

Independent Contractor Status:
- This position is classified as an independent contractor role, allowing individuals to work as sole proprietors without a formal business entity.
- The contractor will have the flexibility to set their own hours within the agreed-upon schedule, reflecting the independent nature of the position.
- The contractor may operate under their own name and use their Social Security Number (SSN) when providing services.
- The contractor will be responsible for their own taxes, including self-employment tax, and will receive Form 1099-NEC for any payments exceeding $600 in a calendar year.
- The contractor will fill out Form W-9 to report income to the IRS.
- The contractor will not receive employee benefits, such as health insurance or paid time off, and will not be subject to employee-related policies, unemployment or workers compensation benefits.

Additional Skills and Qualifications:
- Proficiency in using Excel and other office software (e.g., scheduling tools, electronic health records).
- Strong communication skills, both written and verbal.
- Ability to multitask and prioritize effectively in a busy environment.
- Must be able to initiate tasks and work independently.
- Experience in healthcare administration or knowledge of the healthcare system is a plus.

Compensation:
Compensation will be discussed during the interview process and will be based on experience and qualifications. Ranges $25-$30/hr w/ opportunities for quarterly bonuses based on individual performance, patient satisfaction and business growth. Laptop and other supplies provided as needed for the position. A quarterly stipend will also be paid for personal cell phone use.

If interested, please send resume to:
Info@mainehealthandvirtualcare.com

Things have been busy! If you have a clinical background and have been looking for a flexible position with part time ho...
05/07/2026

Things have been busy! If you have a clinical background and have been looking for a flexible position with part time hours, great pay and a cool boss this is your sign. Keep checking back as I’ll be posting for a Part Time Clinical Administrative Assistant.

The Sleep Saboteur: Why Drinking Alcohol Before Bed Can Worsen Your Sleep Quality 🍷 As we seek ways to unwind and relax ...
05/03/2026

The Sleep Saboteur: Why Drinking Alcohol Before Bed Can Worsen Your Sleep Quality 🍷

As we seek ways to unwind and relax after a long day, many people turn to alcohol, believing it helps them fall asleep faster. However, the reality is that drinking alcohol before bed can significantly impact sleep quality, leaving you feeling tired and unrefreshed the next day. Here’s why indulging in that evening drink might be doing more harm than good for your sleep.

1. Disruption of Sleep Cycles:
Alcohol may help you fall asleep quickly, but it interferes with the natural sleep cycle. It suppresses the REM (Rapid Eye Movement) stage of sleep, which is crucial for restorative rest. Less REM sleep means that your body doesn't get the necessary recovery it needs, leading to grogginess and decreased cognitive performance the next day.

2. Increased Wakefulness:
As the alcohol wears off, it can cause fragmented sleep, leading to frequent awakening throughout the night. This interrupted sleep can leave you tossing and turning, further diminishing the quality of your rest and making it challenging to feel fully rested.

3. Effects on Breathing:
Alcohol can relax the muscles in the throat, which may contribute to snoring and exacerbate sleep apnea for those already affected. Poor breathing during sleep can lead to increased periods of wakefulness and decreased oxygen levels, impacting overall health.

4. Dependency on Alcohol for Sleep:
Relying on alcohol as a sleep aid can lead to a cycle of dependency. Over time, you may find yourself needing to consume more alcohol to achieve the same sedative effects, which can result in long-term sleep disturbances and other health issues.

5. Emotional Impact:
While alcohol might initially provide a sense of relaxation, it can also increase anxiety and stress levels the following day. Poor sleep can contribute to mood disturbances, creating a vicious cycle of using alcohol to cope with stress and anxiety, which further disrupts sleep.

While it may seem tempting to reach for a glass of wine or a cocktail to unwind before bed, it’s essential to recognize the potential consequences for your sleep quality. Instead, consider healthier alternatives to promote relaxation, such as reading, meditating, or practicing deep-breathing exercises. Your sleep—and overall health—will thank you!

Give the gift of LIFE ❤️Donate Blood, Plasma, or Join the Bone Marrow RegistryLife is precious, and sometimes we can hel...
04/30/2026

Give the gift of LIFE ❤️

Donate Blood, Plasma, or Join the Bone Marrow Registry

Life is precious, and sometimes we can help save it through simple actions. Donating blood, plasma, or signing up for the bone marrow registry are powerful ways to make a real difference. Each donation can help someone in need or even save a life, and you never know when you or a loved one might require such support.

Why Donate?

1. Blood and Plasma Donation: Blood donations are critical for surgeries, trauma care, and treating various medical conditions like anemia. Plasma donations help those with clotting disorders and are vital in treating burn victims and patients undergoing chemotherapy.

2. Bone Marrow Donation: Joining the bone marrow registry opens doors to life-saving transplants for patients with blood cancers like leukemia or other disorders. A small percentage of registrants will be called upon to donate, but your registration could mean the world to someone in need.

The Impact of Your Donation

Every donation counts. For blood or plasma, just one session can affect up to three lives. Similarly, a bone marrow transplant can provide a second chance at life for patients who have exhausted other treatment options.

Age Considerations

For bone marrow donation, individuals typically need to be between the ages of 18 and 44 to register. This age range allows for healthy candidates who can donate without significant health risks. While I have aged out of this range, I want to emphasize the importance of registering while you can. It’s a proactive step that can empower you or loved ones to contribute to someone else's battle for health.

Take Action Today

Consider donating blood or plasma or joining the bone marrow registry. It takes minimal time but can create a tremendous impact. Reach out to local blood banks or registries to find opportunities near you. By taking that step, you are not just helping others — you may be safeguarding the well-being of those you love.

Let’s work together to support one another and build a healthier, more compassionate community! ✨

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Bangor, ME
04401

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 8pm
Tuesday 6am - 8pm
Wednesday 6am - 8pm
Thursday 6am - 8pm
Friday 6am - 8pm
Saturday 6am - 8pm
Sunday 6am - 8pm

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