2026 Health Care Center updates Quarter 1.

Self-scheduling is now available on our website

We are excited to begin offering online appointment booking for current patients. If you don’t see your provider or the type of appointment you need, or if you're prompted to call your doctor’s office, please continue using your usual method to schedule. You do not need to have a portal account to access and book an appointment through the self-scheduling platform.

Please note that self-scheduling is not for medical emergencies. If you're experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911 immediately.

We're accepting new patients

Do you have family or friends looking for a new provider? Our Brunswick, Biddeford, Portland, Portsmouth and Scarborough Health Care Centers are accepting new patients with select insurances.

Our Brunswick, Biddeford, Portland, Portsmouth and Scarborough health care centers are accepting new patients with select insurances.

Improved Video/Telehealth Visits

We’ve updated our telehealth platform to make virtual visits simpler than ever. There's no longer any app to download—just click a secure link sent directly to you by email or SMS text and your visit begins. The platform works on most devices with a camera, including iPhones, Android phones, tablets, and computers, making it easy to connect from home or elsewhere.

If you are interested in booking a telehealth appointment, please call your Health Care Center. Please note that an in-person visit may still be required if your condition needs a hands-on exam.

Welcome to our new providers

Brunswick:

• Miriam Uduebor, MD

Portsmouth:

• Emily-Anne Boone, DO
• Keaghan Vogel, PA-C

Temporary parking/entrance changes at our Portland Health Care Center

Effective April 15 – July 31, 2026

As construction continues at our Portland Veranda Street campus, parking and access to the Health Care Center will be temporarily affected. Signs directing you to the temporary parking and Health Care Center entrance will be posted.

Parking: All patients should park in the lower level parking garage (entrance is at the rear of the Health Care Center—Building 6). Please follow signs to the garage entrance. The garage has a drop-off zone and handicap parking.

Health Care Center Entrance: The usual main entrance will be closed. In the parking garage, there is elevator and stair access to the lobby with easy, handicap-accessible doors.

Visit our website for up-to-date information and maps. Please consider giving yourself a few extra minutes to navigate the new parking pattern and arrive at your appointment on time. We apologize for this temporary inconvenience and thank you for your patience.

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

Did you know that there steps you can take to help reduce your risk for colorectal cancer?

The most effective way to reduce your risk is to get screened regularly beginning at age 45.

Other preventive measures include increasing physical activity, maintaining a healthy weight, eating a diet low in animal fats and high in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, limiting alcohol, and avoiding tobacco.

Learn more about risk factors, symptoms, and recommended screenings on our Colorectal Cancer webpage.

April is Mental Health Awareness Month

At Martin’s Point, we partner with many local organizations who share our mission to improve the health and well-being of our local communities. One of those partnerships is with The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), which aims to save lives and offer hope, combating suicide through research, education, advocacy, and support. To learn more about AFSP and their Out of the Darkness fundraising event click here.

Seeking urgent care? Call us first!

For urgent health care needs while we are open or closed, we highly recommend you call our regular office phone number to be connected to our care team or after-hours phone service. They can provide timely guidance to ensure your care needs are met based on the severity of your illness or injury. This might mean getting you an appointment at one of our Health Care Centers quickly or advising you to head to an Urgent Care center.

If you have a medical emergency, please immediately call 911.