In January 2027, federal changes mean all Healthier Oregon OHP members will move to OHP Open Card. Oregon provides full OHP benefits regardless of immigration status through a program called Healthier Oregon. Unlike in other states, people in Oregon will not lose OHP due to immigration status.

Members will still have complete and free OHP benefits.

You can also still get:

• Written materials in other formats or languages other than English.

• Free interpreters, including ASL at your appointments

• Care Coordination if you have complex health needs.

OHP members must still renew and provide income information to maintain coverage.

Open Card doesn’t offer flexible services. Flexible services are not part of the standard OHP benefits and are only available to CCO members. Some members can still get these from the HRSN program.

·         You will receive official notice from the Oregon Health Authority by mail, text message, email or phone call.

·         Make sure your contact information is up to date, so you don’t miss important announcements.

·         You can call OHP Open Card at 800-562-4620 for hep finding providers and coordinating care.

If your doctor or provider accepts OHP Open Card, you can keep seeing them after January 1, 2027. If your provider or doctor doesn’t accept Open Card, you will need to look for a new one.

2 ways to check if your provider accepts Open Card:

·         Call your provider’s office and ask if they accept OHP Open Card.

·         Go to opl.acentra.com/opl.aspx and check if your provider is listed.

To find a new provider that accepts Open Card: go to opl.acentra.com/opl.aspx

·         Yes, if they are enrolled with OHP’s Fee‑for‑Service (Open Card) network.

·         If your behavioral health provider is not enrolled with OHP Fee‑for‑Service (Open Card), you will not be able to see them after that date. You must either:

o   Switch to an Open Card provider, or

o   Have your provider enroll with OHP Fee‑for‑Service before January 1, 2027

Yes, Open Card members aged 19-64, who don’t have an exemption, will have to meet work or activity rules. To learn more: OHP Changes — Health Share of Oregon

To find Open Card providers: 800-562-4620.

For Care Coordination: 800-562-4620; email ORCM@acentra.com. American Indian and    Alaska Native members: 844-847-9320 TTY: 711

For HRSN (Health Related Social Needs) resources: 888-834-4304; email: ORHRSN@acentra.com

24 hour Nurse Advice Line: 800-562-4620

Transportation: Call Ride to Care 855-321-4899

·         Yes, you can still get transportation help. You will continue to use Ride to Care for transportation assistance in the Tri-county area.

·         To get bus tickets, gas money or a shared ride, call 855-321-4899

·         To learn more, go to RidetoCare.com

1.      Make sure your contact information is current. There are 4 ways to update your contact information:

a.      Use the ONE app

b.      Online: One.Oregon.gov

c.       Call: 800-699-9075

d.      Find a local assister to help you: Go to OregonHealthCare.gov/get help

2.      Check if your doctor accepts Open Card

3.      Learn about Open Card resources. Go to XXX

Visit: OHP.OpenCard.org

Handbook pdf: Oregon Health Plan Open Card Member Handbook