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After HEAL decertification, Bangor staff say public health may become syringe service provider
Summary
City staff said at a Bangor workshop that Health Equity Alliance's syringe service program certification was revoked in mid‑January and Wabanaki Public Health has been providing temporary services while the city researches options.
City staff said at a recent Bangor workshop that Health Equity Alliance's (HEAL) syringe service program certification was revoked in mid‑January and, during a 30‑day appeal period, Wabanaki Public Health has temporarily been providing syringe service functions in the community. City staff and the public health director told councilors they have been assessing options to avoid a service gap if HEAL does not appeal or regain certification.
"In the mean…
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