CMMC Emergency Department

CMMC Emergency Department is a medical clinic in Lewiston, Maine, serving the central, western, and mid-coast regions of the state. Located at 300 Main Street, it operates as part of Central Maine Medical Center, a 250-bed not-for-profit hospital offering 24-hour emergency care. The clinic provides urgent medical treatment for a range of acute conditions and is part of a broader network that includes comprehensive services such as cancer care, cardiovascular services, primary care, orthopedic care, women’s and children’s health, trauma care, and emergency services. It also supports specialized programs including stroke care, addiction services, diabetes and endocrinology, gastroenterology, neurology, and rehabilitation. As the flagship facility of Central Maine Healthcare, it serves a population of approximately 400,000 residents. Despite a 2.00 rating from 105 reviews, the facility remains a critical care hub for the region, with an average ER wait time of 9 minutes.

Central Maine Medical Center operates as an integrated healthcare system with a focus on coordinated, patient-centered care. The emergency department functions as part of a larger network that includes the Cancer Care Center, the Central Maine Heart and Vascular Institute, and the Orthopedic Institute of Central Maine. It also serves as the southern Maine base for LifeFlight of Maine, the state’s only medical helicopter service, enhancing emergency response capabilities across rural and remote areas. The facility emphasizes multidisciplinary collaboration, integrating specialists across oncology, cardiology, orthopedics, and neurology to deliver comprehensive treatment. It also offers telehealth services, a patient portal (MyChart), and a range of outpatient and inpatient services, including long-term care through facilities like Bolster Heights Residential Care and Rumford Community Home.

The clinic maintains a strong presence in the Lewiston community, providing essential emergency and specialty care across a wide geographic area. Its integration with regional emergency medical services and its role in supporting both acute and chronic care needs underscore its importance in central Maine’s healthcare infrastructure. With a commitment to accessibility and quality, it remains a central point of care for residents facing urgent health concerns.

Services:

• Chronic Disease Management
• Patient Centered Medical Home
• Preventive Care
• Primary Care
• Routine Physicals