State Updates
Maine Updates
Monitoring health-workforce and urgent-care legislation — LD 67, setting urgent care facility licensure standards, passed in 2025.
Where things stand
Where Maine stands
Maine already licenses limited radiographers through its Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners, and urgent care operators saw movement in 2025 when LD 67 — establishing licensure standards for urgent care facilities — passed to be enacted. NERUCA monitors Maine for health-workforce and access-to-care measures affecting walk-in and urgent care centers; the bills below refresh daily.
Bills we're tracking (8)
Updated daily · data by LegiScan
- LD67
LD 67 — Urgent care facility licensure standards
Passed · 2025-05-27Read the bill - LD2233
An Act to Combine the Board of Licensure in Medicine and Board of Osteopathic Licensure into a Single Licensing Board for All Physicians and Physician Associates
Tracked · 2026-04-13Read the bill - LD1530
An Act to Improve the Sustainability of Emergency Medical Services in Maine
Tracked · 2026-04-29Read the bill - LD649
An Act to Certify Chiropractic Assistants Who Perform X-rays as Chiropractic Radiographers
Tracked · 2025-06-02Read the bill - LD1508
An Act to Clarify the Law Regarding Tinted Windows in Motor Vehicles
Tracked · 2025-04-30Read the bill - LD742
An Act to Permit Telehealth Services Across State Lines Following Referral from a Primary Care Provider Based in the State
Tracked · 2025-05-21Read the bill - LD1128
An Act to Modernize the Formulary for Naturopathic Doctors
Tracked · 2025-05-27Read the bill - LD1166
An Act to Change the Professional Title and Identification of Physician Assistants to Physician Associates
Tracked · 2025-06-02Read the bill