We’re Here to Help!

Please give us a call if you have questions about your health plans, providers, benefits, rides to appointments, or other health related needs.

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Member Support

Each health plan is ready to support your needs. Find your plan below and click on the “contact” button.

Call customer service for help to:

  • Use your plan

  • Find a doctor, medical provider or pharmacy

  • Change your doctores are covered

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Health Share Customer Service

Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Call Health Share for language support, help with complaints or appeals, and for help to change your plan or request a new ID card.

Member Handbook

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Your Member Handbook tells you about the health plans we work with, what your benefits are, how to get care, and more.

You can download the most recent handbook or call customer service at 503-416-8090 to request a free paper copy by mail. The paper copy of the handbook will be sent within 5 business days.

Need to Get in Contact with OHA?

Use OHP Customer Service to

  • Replace a lost Oregon Health Plan ID Card

  • See if you are still covered by OHP

  • Use the One Portal website to make changes and updates to your profile

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We Speak your Language

Health Share provides free services to make sure you can communicate about your health needs. Language assistance is available to people with disabilities and people whose primary language is not English.

Contact us at 503-416-8090 to connect with:

  • Qualified sign language interpreters

  • Written information in other formats (large print, audio, accessible electronic formats, and other formats). These are provided within 5 business days.

  • Qualified interpreters in languages other than English

  • Information written in other languages

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What is a Complaint or Grievance?

We want you to feel safe and respected when you get care. If something doesn’t feel right, you can speak up.

A complaint means you are not happy with something. You can make a complaint if:

  • You had trouble getting care.

  • You didn’t feel respected.

  • You got a bill you didn’t expect.

  • You didn’t agree with a decision Health Share made.

  • You had a problem with a driver or ride.

  • You didn’t like the care you got.

You can also make a complaint if someone else—like your provider or a helper—has your written permission to speak for you.

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