If you’re wondering whether you qualify for the Oregon Health Plan, we can help. The information below can help you decide on your next step.

OHP is available to adults who earn up to 138% of the federal poverty level, as described above.

Children
OHP is available to kids and teens (0-18) whose family earns up to 300% of the federal poverty level, as described above.

Immigration status
If you have a child under age 18, they can be covered regardless of immigration status. This includes youth with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and those prior to 2018 who only qualified for emergency Medicaid, or CAWEM.

Even when your income qualifies you for the Oregon Health Plan, the state asks you to provide certain documents.

Have these handy when you apply online, or bring them with you to an in-person event.

• Birthdate (birth certificate, if available)
• Social Security number (for those who have one)
• Income and deduction information (for example, pay stubs)
• Immigration documentation (if applicable)
• Information about health insurance available to you through an employer (if any)

You have many options for enrolling in the Oregon Health Plan, and you don’t have to do it by yourself. If you ever have questions or need assistance, we’re here to help.

Online: One.Oregon.gov

On paper: Download application (PDF)

In person assistance:

• CareOregon Connect to Care schedule
• Oregon Health Plan events
• List of community health centers [PDF]

Learn about the application process:

• Do you qualify?
• How to apply
• For more information
• Application guide (PDF)
• Introduction to the ONEOregon.gov applicant portal (video)