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Oregon Health Plan (OHP) and COVID-19

OHP Members Are Covered

Have OHP and need to a test for COVID-19? It’s covered. Need a vaccine or to stay in the hospital because of COVID-19? That’s covered, too.

Traveling out of state? Emergency testing and hospitalization for COVID-19 is covered.

Have Citizenship Waived Medical (CWM)? CWM is emergency-only coverage.

  • CWM covers testing, treatment, hospitalization, vaccines and vaccine booster doses for COVID-19. 
  • You do not need to use an emergency department to get these services.

Have CWM Plus? CWM Plus is OHP coverage for CWM members during pregnancy.

  • CWM Plus coverage will continue until you renew your OHP. Learn more about renewing your OHP.
  • CWM Plus covers COVID-19 testing, treatment, hospitalization, vaccines, and vaccine booster doses.

Need health coverage? Apply for OHP today or use the Getting health coverage in Oregon guide to see what coverage is right for you.

COVID-19 Vaccines and Booster Doses Are Free.

OHP and CWM members do not have to pay a visit fee or make a donation to get a COVID-19 vaccine or booster.

COVID-19 Information

Members will receive a notice between April 2023 and January 2024. This is to see if you still qualify for OHP after the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency ends. 

Make sure you get the letters we send: Report any address change to OHP. ​You can report changes in one of the following ways:

  • Use your ONE account to report changes online.
  • Visit an ODHS office. Find your local office.
  • Call 800-699-9075 and report ch​anges over the phone.
  • Call your coordinated care organization or a local community partner.

Learn more about reporting changes to OHP​.

OHP members can get many prescriptions by mail.

Ask your pharmacy if they can mail your prescriptions for free. If your pharmacy won’t send your prescriptions:

You can set up appointments, talk to your providers, and get care without leaving your home. This is called “telehealth” and it’s free for OHP members.
  • Talk to your doctor or other providers about making a telehealth appointment.
  • You can also​ ask your CCO. 
  • If you need an interpreter or help in another language or format, tell your provider. They are there to help.

Learn more about getting care without leaving your home.

OHP members who want to deliver their baby outside of a hospital can ask for a community (out-of-hospital) birth. They need to ask their doctor, midwife, or other provider. 

To prevent exposure to COVID-19, OHP made some changes to the process for asking for community (out-of-hospital) births.

  • Before, you could only get approval if you were fewer than 27 weeks, 6 days pregnant. Now you can get approval up to the 38th week of your pregnancy.
  • There are also changes to the list of risks that require a hospital delivery. Ask your provider about what has changed and what will work best for your delivery.

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Dial 211 for general questions about COVID-19

Call 800-699-9075 for help applying for OHP 

Questions?

We want to make sure you have the information you need. 

Talk to your CCO

 Call 1-800-273-0557

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