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Pinterest The Oregon Health Plan (OHP) is Oregon's version of Medicaid. This government health insurance program helps certain people get health care services at a lower cost. This includes people who are older, blind, or living with a disability. OHP pays for medical services such as:
- Visits to health care providers (including physicians and nurse practitioners)
- Inpatient and outpatient hospital services
- Prescription drug coverage (only available in certain cases)
- Lab tests
- X-rays
- Medical transportation
- Nursing home care
- Home health services
- Family planning services
To get benefits once you're enrolled, you must go to a health care provider that takes part in OHP.
How do I apply?
To find out how to apply for this program, please call the Statewide Aging and Disability Resource Connection hotline at 855-673-2372.
Frequently Asked Questions
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