Healthier Oregon

People of Any Age or Immigration Status May Qualify for Full Oregon Health Plan (OHP) Benefits

As of July 1, 2023, people of all ages who meet income and other criteria qualify for full OHP benefits and other services and supports, no matter their immigration status.

Find a community partner >>

How Is This Possible?

House Bill 3352 (2021) put into law a program called “Cover All People.” The program is now known as “Healthier Oregon.”

Who Is Eligible?

Thanks to Healthier Oregon, people may now qualify for OHP if they:

Live in Oregon, and
Meet income and other criteria.

Starting July 1, 2023, immigration/citizenship status no longer affects whether someone qualifies for OHP.

For example:

Before, a 45-year-old without a qualifying immigration status could only get CWM benefits (also known as emergency Medicaid).
As of July 1, 2023, this person is eligible for full OHP benefits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Home

OHP.Oregon.gov

Reports

Implementation Report:

Evaluation Report for the Healthier Oregon Outreach and Healthcare System Navigation Grant Program

Progress Report (12/17/2024)

Partner Resources

Frequently asked questions

Outreach toolkit

Member mailings (August 2023)

Questions? Email us

Member Resources

How to use OHP benefits

Additional benefits for OHP members offered through the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS):

For services and supports through the Office of Aging and Disabilities, visit the office's website.
For services and supports through the Office of Developmental Disabilities Services, please contact your county's community developmental disabilities program.

Learn about other ODHS benefits

For member questions:

Refer members to these resources:

Talk to your CCO

Not in a CCO? Call 1-800-273-0557 or

Email Client Services