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OHP Standard Enrollees must be age 19 and older, not be eligible for Medicare, and family income must be under 100 percent FPL. Enrollees cannot have over $2,000 in assets (with some items excluded such as the person's house or car).

Contrary to how income is counted, all resources are counted regardless of whether they belong to the applicant, the spouse or both of them. The resource limit for a single person is $2,000. If the Medicaid applicant is married, his or her spouse is allowed to retain an additional amount between $25,728 and $128,640. Medicaid & Long-Term Care Planning - Oregon Elder Law oregonelderlaw.com https://.oregonelderlaw.com › medicaid-longterm-c... oregonelderlaw.com https://.oregonelderlaw.com › medicaid-longterm-c...

Financial Requirements To be eligible for this Medicaid program, the income limit is 300% of the Federal Benefit Rate (FBR). As of 2024, this means a single individual cannot have income in excess of $2,829 / month, or more than $33,948 / year.

When Will It Be Available? OHP Bridge will be open for applications starting July 1, 2024. Uninsured adults with income between 138 and 200 percent FPL will be able to apply. Until then, adults between 138 and 200 percent FPL will be able to keep their OHP thanks to the Temporary Medicaid Expansion.

OHP is Oregon's Medicaid program. It provides free coverage for people in Oregon who meet eligibility criteria. Coverage includes doctor visits, hospital care, mental health services, dental, and some vision care. OregonHealthCare.gov : Health coverage in Oregon oregon.gov https://healthcare.oregon.gov › pages › types-of-coverage oregon.gov https://healthcare.oregon.gov › pages › types-of-coverage

Who is eligible for Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid/SCHIP)? Household Size*Maximum Income Level (Per Year) 1 $20,030 2 $27,186 3 $34,341 4 $41,4964 more rows Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid/SCHIP) - Benefits.gov benefits.gov https://.benefits.gov › benefit benefits.gov https://.benefits.gov › benefit

CareOregon is a 501(c)(3) public benefit nonprofit organization that draws nearly all its revenue from public programs. These programs include Medicaid (the Oregon Health Plan), Medicare and the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). Who we are - CareOregon careoregon.org https://.careoregon.org › about-us › who-we-are careoregon.org https://.careoregon.org › about-us › who-we-are

Oregon has Medicaid benefits for people age 65+ and people who are blind or have a disability. You can also get long-term care services. People who are working or non-working may qualify. You get these benefits through the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) and Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs).