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As of July 1, 2022, more adults are now eligible for full Oregon Health Plan (OHP) benefits and other services and supports, regardless of their immigration status.
House Bill (HB) 3352 put into law a program called “Cover All People.” The program is now known as “Healthier Oregon.”
People who live in Oregon who:
For example:
If you're not already an OHP member and would like to enroll in Healthier Oregon, you need to apply for OHP. All help is free and available in multiple languages. You can apply:
We had to limit enrollment to stay within the budget for Healthier Oregon’s first program year. The advisory workgroup recommended the age groups to include.
If more funding comes, we will add more people.
No. OHP does not affect your immigration status. OHP is not considered public charge. You can learn more in this public charge fact sheet or on the Oregon Immigration Resource website.
If your situation is complex or you have specific questions, please reach out to an immigration lawyer.
Yes, if you are 19-25 or 55 and older and meet all other OHP eligibility requirements.
No, you will not need to wait five years before you are eligible for full OHP benefits through Healthier Oregon. However, you need to:
Frequently asked questions
Member mailings and informational flyers
Outreach toolkit
How to use your OHP benefits
Additional benefits for OHP members offered through the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS):
Learn about other ODHS benefits
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