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Committee advances small grants to clinics and senior services, including OASIS and Spectrum Generations
Summary
The budget committee recommended modest but continued funding for health and senior-service providers — OASIS free clinics ($850), Spectrum Generations ($2,426) and a behavioral-health provider ($2,600) — citing expanded services and facility upgrades. OASIS reported a recent renovation and a new director; Spectrum's programs support older adults' independence.
Committee members recommended continued town support for a set of health and senior-service providers. OASIS requested $850 (up from $800), and the assigned committee member said the group recently completed renovations adding four dental rooms and two exam rooms and had a new director, Danny Muller, who had been on the job about a week when the request arrived. OASIS reported providing medical and dental care to 17 Phippsburg residents across 45 visits and received $18,000 in United Way contributions in 2025.
Spectrum Generations asked for $2,426 (roughly the same as prior years); speakers described its services—home- and community-based supports, caregiver programs, meal delivery and case management—and recommended continued funding given local demographics. The committee included these recommendations in the unanimous $22,236 slate sent to the select board.
