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The Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) is working with 11 nonprofits across the state to support accurate, direct and effective information about how health care reform will affect people in Maine. 2014 is when most of the reforms happen, but here are a few things that you can expect now... Kids (under age 19) Young Adults (under age 26) People with Medicare Everyone with Insurance People with No Insurance Help for Immigrants Frequently Asked Questions Health Insurance Marketplace Businesses Want more information? Email us or call 1-800-965-7476. And don't forget to look through our Online Health Care Guide (orange menu on the right) for current health care programs and resources. Consumers for Affordable Health Care and the other non-profits working with MeHAF on this project are: Eastern Area Agency on Aging, Bangor Legal Services for the Elderly, Augusta Maine Equal Justice Partners, Augusta MaineHealth CarePartners, Portland Maine Medical Education Trust, Manchester Maine Migrant Health Program, Augusta Maine Primary Care Association, Augusta Maine People's Resource Center, Portland Somali Culture and Development Association, Portland Western Maine Community Action, East Wilton	...	Online Guide to Navigating Maine's Health Care System Helpful programs for... Kids and Parents Pregnant Women Young Adults Disabled or Elderly Adults Other Adults What does national health care reform mean for... Kids Young Adults People with Medicare Everyone with Insurance Help for Immigrants Frequently Asked Questions Health Insurance Marketplace Businesses Other helpful programs for many groups of people: Apply for MaineCare Online! COBRA Dental PT Worker Voucher Programs Hospital Programs Health Center Programs Mental Health Prescription Drug Programs Private Insurance Substance Abuse Other Resources Getting Quality Health Care Health Insurance Literacy

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