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OHP - Oregon Health Plan
- Online Application Call Cover Oregon if you have questions
1-855-268-3767 Apply for the Oregon Health Plan anytime
You can apply for and enroll in the Oregon Health Plan/Medicaid (OHP)
anytime. There is no special enrollment period. If qualified, your
coverage could start immediately. To find out if you qualify for the
OHP or Healthy Kids (CHIP) today, click on the above Red Link for
HealthCare.gov
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Incomes that qualify for lower costs: Accessible chart
Find out which savings programs you may qualify for: Find your
household size and estimated 2015 income on the list below. (You
can use adjusted gross income as a rough estimate.
If your state isn’t expanding Medicaid, be sure to apply for
Medicaid anyway. You may qualify under your state’s current rules.
If you are the only person in your
household:
- If your yearly income is between
$11,670 and $46,680, you may qualify for lower premiums on a
Marketplace insurance plan.
- If your yearly income is between
$11,670 and $29,175, you may qualify for lower premiums and
out-of-pocket costs for Marketplace insurance.
- If your yearly income is below $16,105
and your state is expanding Medicaid, you may qualify for
Medicaid coverage.
- If your yearly income is below $11,670
and your state isn’t expanding Medicaid, you may not qualify for
any Marketplace savings programs.
If there are 2 people in your household:
- If your yearly income is between
$15,730 and $62,920, you may qualify for lower premiums on a
Marketplace insurance plan.
- If your yearly income is between
$15,730 and $39,325, you may qualify for lower premiums and
out-of-pocket costs for Marketplace insurance.
- If your yearly income is below $21,707
and your state is expanding Medicaid, you may qualify for
Medicaid coverage.
- If your yearly income is below $15,730
and your state isn’t expanding Medicaid, you may not qualify for
any Marketplace savings programs.
If there are 3 people in your household:
- If your yearly income is between
$19,790 and $79,160, you may qualify for lower premiums on a
Marketplace insurance plan.
- If your yearly income is between
$19,790 and $49,475, you may qualify for lower premiums and
out-of-pocket costs for Marketplace insurance.
- If your yearly income is below $27,310
and your state is expanding Medicaid, you may qualify for
Medicaid coverage.
- If your yearly income is below $19,790
and your state isn’t expanding Medicaid, you may not qualify for
any Marketplace savings programs.
If there are 4 people in your household:
- If your yearly income is between
$23,850 and $95,400, you may qualify for lower premiums on a
Marketplace insurance plan.
- If your yearly income is between
$23,850 and $59,625, you may qualify for lower premiums and
out-of-pocket costs for Marketplace insurance.
- If your yearly income is below $32,913
and your state is expanding Medicaid, you may qualify for
Medicaid coverage.
- If your yearly income is below $23,850
and your state isn’t expanding Medicaid, you may not qualify for
any Marketplace savings programs. below
If there are 5 people in your household:
- If your yearly income is between
$27,910 and $111,640, you may qualify for lower premiums on a
Marketplace insurance plan.
- If your yearly income is between
$27,910 and $69,775, you may qualify for lower premiums and
out-of-pocket costs for Marketplace insurance.
- If your yearly income is below $38,516
and your state is expanding Medicaid, you may qualify for
Medicaid coverage.
- If your yearly income is below $27,910
and your state isn’t expanding Medicaid, you may not qualify for
any Marketplace savings programs.
If there are 6 people in your household:
- If your yearly income is between
$31,970 and $127,880, you may qualify for lower premiums on a
Marketplace insurance plan.
- If your yearly income is between
$31,970 and $79,925, you may qualify for lower premiums and
out-of-pocket costs for Marketplace insurance.
- If your yearly income is below $44,119
and your state is expanding Medicaid, you may qualify for
Medicaid coverage.
- If your yearly income is below $31,970
your state isn’t expanding Medicaid, you may not qualify for any
Marketplace savings programs.
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