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Oregon Health Insurance Information and Resources:

Oregon Medical Insurance Pool (OMIP).

If you had Oregon health insurance coverage in Oregon under a self-insured group Oregon health insurance plan for at least 6 months and apply within 63 days of losing it, you can obtain a portability policy from OMIP. If you have been covered under a fully insured group Oregon health insurance plan issued in another state, apply for Oregon health insurance coverage within 63 days of losing it and have been an Oregon resident for six months, you can buy a portability policy from OMIP. If you are HIPAA eligible but not eligible to buy a portability policy from a private insurance company, you can buy Oregon health insurance coverage from OMIP. If you are not HIPAA eligible and not eligible to buy a portability policy, you can buy health insurance from OMIP if you meet other requirements. You can choose from up to 4 policy options under OMIP with varying costs, out-of-pocket requirements, preferred provider restrictions and benefit levels. OMIP will exclude Oregon health insurance coverage for your pre-existing condition for 6 months. If you qualify for a portability policy through OMIP you will be charged the standard OMIP premium. If you do not qualify for a portability policy, you will pay a “high risk” premium that is 25% higher than the standard OMIP rate. Premiums vary depending on your plan choice, age, and where you live. You can remain enrolled in OMIP as long as you pay your premium.

Oregon Breast and Cervical Cancer Program.

The Breast and Cervical Cancer Program (BCC) is a program which provides breast and cervical cancer screening and diagnosis services to low income, uninsured or underinsured women who are at risk for developing breast or cervical cancer. To be eligible, you must be between the age of 40 and 64 (and over the age of 64 if not eligible for Medicare), uninsured or have limited insurance and earn less than 250% of the federal poverty level. The Breast and Cervical Cancer Medical Program (BCCM) provides a qualified woman with full healthcare benefits through Medicaid at no cost or a nominal co- payment.

Family Health Insurance Assistance Program (FHIAP).

To be eligible for FHIAP, you must be an Oregon resident and your family income must be within the FHIAP guidelines. In addition, you must have been uninsured at least 6 months before applying for the subsidy. The size of your subsidy will depend on your income. You can use FHIAP assistance to buy private individual health insurance on your own, or group Oregon health insurance coverage under your employer plan. If you have dependent children, you must buy Oregon health insurance coverage for them, as well. FHIAP is not always open for new enrollees. To be eligible for the tax credit, you must be receiving Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) benefits or retirement benefits from the PBGC.. In addition, you must meet other requirements. You have a health insurance plan maintained by an employer or former employer that pays at least 50% of the cost of your Oregon health insurance coverage. You are enrolled in Medicare (Part A or B). You are enrolled in the Federal Employees Oregon health benefits Program (FEHBP), Medicaid, or State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). You are entitled to Oregon health insurance coverage through the U.S. military health system (Tricare/CHAMPUS). You can be claimed as a dependent on someone else’s federal tax return. You received a lump sum payment of your entire PBGC benefit before August 6, 2002. As of the first day of the current month in which you are otherwise eligible, you are imprisoned under a federal, state or local authority. HCTC may apply to your family, too.

Oregon Children’s Health Insurance Program (OR CHIP).

A child whose family has a household income below 185% of the federal poverty level is eligible for OR CHIP. Eligibility is guaranteed for one year unless the child moves from the state, enrolls in Medicaid, is found to have other insurance Oregon health insurance coverage, or becomes financially ineligible.