The Oregon Money Management Program (OMMP) offers services free to seniors and people with disabilities who have limited resources.
Services are provided by trained and supervised staff who work one-on-one with consumers. Consumers can also be enrolled in more than one of the OMMP services. The program is funded by ODHS and offered statewide through local providers.
Services
Representative payee service
Representative payee service is for consumers who do not have the capacity to manage their own federal benefits such as Social Security and VA (Veterans) benefits. Local providers apply to become the payee for the consumer's federal benefits and staff are appointed by Social Security to manage day-to-day financial tasks.
Bill-pay service
Bill pay service is for consumers who have the capacity to make decisions about their personal finances but need help keeping on track. Bill-pay service can be short-term (1 to 3 months) or long-term to meet the consumer's needs.
Income Cap Trust (ICT)
ICTs help people who need Medicaid services but who are not eligible for Medicaid because their income exceeds the Medicaid income cap. Local providers become the trustee for ICTs and staff will manage the consumer's day-to-day financial needs as outlined in the trust.
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Bill-pay Service and Income Cap Trust services may not be available through all local providers.
To find out more about OMMP: Call the
ADRC at
855-ORE-ADRC or email
adrc.webmessages@odhsoha.oregon.gov.