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Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid)

Free or low-cost health coverage

Last verified: July 19, 2026

What it pays or provides

OHP is Oregon's Medicaid program. It covers health care for people from all walks of life -- working families, children, pregnant adults, single adults, and seniors -- who qualify by income or through another program.

Who qualifies

You can qualify for OHP based on your household income, or automatically if you already get SSI or Oregon Supplemental Income Program Medical assistance. OHP covers a wide range of life situations, not just families with kids.

Income limits by household size

People in your householdMonthly income limit (about)
1$1,840
2$2,490
3$3,140
4$3,800
5$4,450
6$5,100
7$5,750
8$6,410

Limits shown are approximately 138% of the federal poverty guidelines, rounded — the program’s own table is the final word.

How other benefits affect it

Getting OHP can help your household qualify for WIC automatically if you're pregnant or have a child under 5. It's also the door into related coverage like Healthier Oregon (for people whose immigration status previously blocked coverage) and OHP dental.

How to apply

Apply online (ONE.Oregon.gov)By phonePaper formIn personBring: SSNs, immigration status, income info, contact infoLanguages: 18 languages incl. Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Somali (paper application)

Apply online at ONE.Oregon.gov by clicking 'Apply Now,' by phone at 1-800-699-9075, on a paper application (available in 18 languages, including Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Somali, Arabic, Farsi, Dari, Pashto, and Korean), in person at a local ODHS office, or through an OHP-certified community partner.

Go to the official page →or call 1-800-699-9075

Documents you’ll likely need

How long approval usually takes

It can take up to 45 calendar days after ODHS gets your completed application to process it.

Programs that combine with it

Sources

Rose City Benefits never decides your benefits — only the program can. Rules and funding change; confirm with the official source before you go.

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