Open Card (Fee-for-Service) OHP

What Is Open Card OHP?

Open card means:

You can see any provider who takes open card OHP. Learn how to find providers who take open card OHP.
You manage your health care with providers. OHP Care Coordination can help open card members manage their care.
Providers agree to bill Oregon Health Authority (not a coordinated care organization) for your care.

When you are first approved for OHP, you will get a Notice of Eligibility. It says when your benefits start.

You will have open card OHP starting on the date of this notice.
You can view the notice in your Oregon Eligibility (ONE) account at ONE.Oregon.gov.

Your OHP coverage letter will come a week later. Your Oregon Health ID comes with this letter.

Some have open card OHP because:

They have major medical insurance. This is their primary health insurance. When this happens, OHP pays last. Learn more about OHP and private health insurance.
They are American Indian or Alaska Native and choose not to enroll in a CCO for their care. CareOregon Tribal Care Coordination helps these members get the care they need.
They are in their last three months of pregnancy and want to stay with their current birthcare provider until the baby is born.
OHP approved them for temporary open card OHP for other serious health reasons.

People with open card OHP need to:

Show their Oregon Health ID card (and any other ID cards, such as for private health insurance) at health care visits.
See providers who accept open card members and agree to bill OHA for services provided. Learn how to find OHP providers.

If you need help finding open card providers:

American Indian and Alaska Native members can call CareOregon Tribal Care Coordination at 844-847-9320.
All other members can call OHP Open Card at 800-562-4620.