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Maine DHHS, MaineCare, and a System That Refuses Accountability
This page exists to provide full transparency.
Every statement, quote, and claim referenced in my video is backed by source material that is available here in full.
You will find emails, official responses, and recorded conversations exactly as they occurred—nothing edited, nothing taken out of context.
Review everything for yourself.
EVERY CLAIM MADE IS SUPPORTED BY REAL EVIDENCE. EVERY EMAIL AND RECORDING IS AVAILABLE TO REVIEW IN FULL. THE TRUTH DOES NOT NEED TO BE HIDDEN.

Exhibit A: DHHS Email Correspondence Revealing Undisclosed Administrative Hold on OCFS Appeals and Lack of Transparency
Exhibit B: Verbatim Call Transcript Confirming DHHS Placed OCFS Appeals on Hold to Prioritize MaineCare
Exhibit C: DHHS Refuses to Clarify Recording Disclosure Restrictions and Directs Requester to Seek Legal Counsel Instead
Exhibit D: DHHS Responds Without Answering—Fails to Provide Clear Guidance on Recording Disclosure
Exhibit E: Recorded Call (04/08/2025) – DHHS Admits Delay in Due Process Attributed to “MaineCare Influx”

INTRODUCTION
What you’re about to see is not opinion—it’s documented communication directly from Maine DHHS, OCFS, and Administrative Hearings.
These records expose a pattern of delays, deflection, lack of transparency, and refusal to provide answers—even when those answers directly impact families, due process, and the ability to defend oneself.
At the center of this issue is a critical admission:
“The administrative hearings unit has… been inundated with an influx of MaineCare appeals and so they’ve put a hiatus on investigative appeals…”
Let that sink in.
Appeals involving child welfare findings—cases that impact parents, children, and families—were effectively paused… while other cases were prioritized.
No notice.
No clear policy.
No accountability.
🔍 WHAT THESE DOCUMENTS SHOW
Below, you’ll find full, unedited records that demonstrate:
1. Appeals Were Put on Hold Without Notice
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Confirmed directly in a recorded call with OCFS Appeals
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No written documentation provided to affected individuals
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No explanation given for how long or why
“I didn’t get a letter… I don’t see one in your files.”
2. MaineCare Was Prioritized Over Child Welfare Appeals
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Explicitly stated by the Department
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Raises serious questions about policy decisions and impact on families
3. Repeated Requests for Transparency Were Ignored
Despite multiple good-faith attempts to get answers, responses were consistently avoided or redirected:
“To date, these reasonable questions have gone unanswered… delaying justice and obstructing due process.”
4. Officials Refused to Clarify Their Own Restrictions
When asked basic questions about confidentiality and legal limits, the Department declined to explain:
“If you would like clarification, you may seek an attorney for that.”
⚠️ WHY THIS MATTERS
This is bigger than one case.
When appeals are delayed without explanation:
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Families lose time they can never get back
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Parents are denied the ability to defend themselves
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Children remain in unresolved and potentially harmful situations
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Accountability disappears
As stated directly:
“This is not an abstract administrative complaint — it's a question of due process, fair notice, and transparency.”
📂 FULL DOCUMENTS BELOW
For transparency and accuracy, the full documents are provided below exactly as received.
We encourage you to:
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Read them in full
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Draw your own conclusions
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Ask why these answers were never given