IMPORTANT!
Changes are coming to OHP. Take steps to stay covered.
1
Update your contact information.
Use a mailing address you check often.
2
Opt in to text messaging.
Sign up for ONE alerts.
3
Read letters from OHP.
Stay informed.
Update your contact information:
Online:
one.oregon.gov
Find local help:
OregonHealthCare.gov/gethelp
Call:
800-699-9075
For more information:
benefits.oregon.gov
Why this is happening:
A federal law changed Medicaid across the country. In Oregon, Medicaid is called the Oregon Health Plan, or OHP. In 2025, Congress passed H.R. 1, a law often called the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” These new rules came from this federal law and apply to every state.
Starting January 1, 2027:
Members who renew coverage after January 1, 2027, may have to submit proof of work or an activity, such as school or volunteer work. For 2027, self-attestation will be allowed.
Starting October 1, 2027:
Members will have more frequent renewals. More details are coming soon.
Who is impacted?
Adults ages 19-64 who are part of the ACA (Affordable Care Act) Medicaid expansion population. This includes OHP members in the Young Adults with Special Health Care Needs (YSHCN) and Healthier Oregon programs.
Watch: Understanding the New OHP Rules
This short video explains the new OHP work and activity requirements, who may be affected, and what to do next.
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