OHP data and reports

Learn more about the Oregon Health Plan (OHP).

• How OHP works
• The people OHP serves
• OHP service providers
• How is OHP doing?
• The history of OHP

Can't find what you're looking for? Check the OHA data and reports index and the Oregon Health Policy and Research Web site. The DMAP update also provides OHP-related information of interest to partners and stakeholders.

How OHP works

• How does OHP set the reimbursement rates for OHP managed care plans?
• How are OHP's average per person health care costs estimated?
• How does the Prioritized List of Health Services determine what OHP covers?
• What are OHP's maximum allowable fee-for-service rates? 

The people OHP serves

• How many people are on OHP?
• How many people are enrolled in OHP managed care plans?
• How is the OHP population distributed according to age, gender and race/ethnicity?
• How do people on OHP rate their experiences getting health care services? View results for 2002, 2004 and 2007.  

OHP service providers

• How do OHP medical and dental plans provide tobacco dependence and cessation services to their members?
• Which OHP medical, dental and mental health plans serve each Oregon county?
• How many OHP dentists are in each Oregon county?
• How many OHP dentists serve in each county (by zip code and dental plan)?
• Who makes up Oregon's physician workforce and what are they doing? View results for 2004, 2006 and 2009.  

How is OHP doing?

• How do people on OHP rate their experiences getting health care services? View results for 2002, 2004 and 2007.
• Did OHP meet its Key Performance Measures (KPM) targets for the proportion of people who receive primary health care services annually? 
  • Look up KPMs 25 and 26 in the 2005, 2006 and 2007 reports
  • Look up KPMs 29 and 30 in the 2008 and 2009 reports 

The history of OHP 

• OHP quarterly and annual reports
• OHP: An historical overview - July 2006
• OHP Standard Reservation List - 2008 final report
• Evaluation of the OHP Medicaid Demonstration - 1995

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