Oregon Health Plan

The Oregon Health Plan (OHP) provides medical coverage to eligible low-income Oregonians. It offers various benefit plans depending on your eligibility: 

• OHP Plus is a full-benefit package provided to children and adults who are eligible for traditional Medicaid programs. The OHP Plus benefit package does not have premiums. Some adults have small co-payments for some outpatient services and prescription drugs.
• OHP Standard is a limited benefit package provided under a specific medical program. The program covers only a limited number of uninsured adults who are not eligible for traditional Medicaid programs. Most people who get OHP Standard pay monthly premiums. OHP Standard does not have co-payments.

You are eligible under both the OHP Plus and OHP Standard Benefit packages for preventive services, which include immunizations, check-ups, and screening tests (such as mammograms and PAP tests). Services to help you stop smoking are also available. You can call the Oregon Quit Line at 1 (877) 270-7867 (toll-free) or talk to your provider.

Learn more.

Who is eligible?

To qualify, your household income must be less than 185% of the federal poverty level. Qualifying children receive the OHP Plus benefit package. To find out if you’re eligible, visit the Oregon Helps website.

How do you sign up?

To sign up for the program or to get more information, contact:

Office of Medical Assistance Programs
Administrative Office
500 Summer Street NE
Salem, OR 97301-1079
Phone: (541) 388-6010 Bend, (541) 536-5380 La Pine, (541) 475-6131 Madras, (541) 447-3851 Prineville, (541) 548-5547 Redmond, or 1 (800) 359-9517 (toll-free)
Languages: English, Spanish 

If you have Medicaid or OHP, get important information about dental and optical (eye) services:

• Dental
• Optical (OHP only)
• Glaucoma