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SALEM — A new health insurance option is on the horizon for low-income Oregonians who may lose Oregon Health Plan coverage as the pandemic-initiated federal public health emergency ends on

Oregon now has until June 2024 to process eligibility redeterminations for all 1.5 million Oregon Health Plan and Children’s Health Insurance members. The Oregon Health Authority has estimated that between 90,000 and 300,000 of those people could lose eligibility for Medicaid coverage due to income changes.

SALEM — A new health insurance option is on the horizon for low-income Oregonians who may lose Oregon Health Plan coverage as the pandemic-initiated federal public health emergency ends on

SALEM — For the first time in three years people on the Oregon Health Plan and the Children’s Health Insurance Plan, the state’s Medicaid programs, could lose their coverage if

Income checks were suspended during the pandemic but are resuming this month. People who don't receive or properly fill out forms could be dropped even if they meet the income requirements.

Oregon has until June 2024 to process eligibility redeterminations for all 1.5 million Oregon Health Plan and Children’s Health Insurance members. It’s the largest benefits renewal process the state has ever attempted. And it’s fraught with challenges.

The new Oregon Basic Health Plan will help insure low-income residents not eligible for Medicaid after the federal public health emergency ends.

Oregon has until June 2024 to process eligibility redeterminations for all 1.5 million Oregon Health Plan and Children’s Health Insurance members. It’s the largest benefits renewal process the state has ever attempted. And it’s fraught with challenges.

The new Oregon Basic Health Plan will help insure low-income residents not eligible for Medicaid after the federal public health emergency ends.

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