This report provides an analysis of a rehabilitation project in Maine, USA, focusing on improving access to essential healthcare services such as medications, physical and occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, and physiatrist visits. The project aims to engage public and private payers like Medicare and Medicaid to secure funding for infrastructure improvements and enhanced patient access. The identified problem stems from a high rate of individuals requiring rehabilitation services and limitations in existing resources and infrastructure. The proposed timeline for implementation includes physical plant improvements, technology upgrades, and staffing enhancements, with the goal of addressing community needs and improving the overall quality of healthcare services in Maine. The project seeks to reform policies, increase awareness, and recruit more staff to efficiently handle patient needs, ultimately aiming to provide effective and efficient services to both in and outpatient settings.