Children’s Health Insurance Program Access

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Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)

Oregon’s Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) is administered by the Oregon Medical Assistance Program (OMAP). It offers the same benefits package and choice of carriers and providers as Oregon Health Plan (OHP)/Medicaid. The program, created and financed primarily by the federal government, has two major differences from the OHP/Medicaid program it’s modeled after: children must be uninsured for 6 months (with some exceptions), it is not an entitlement program and may have a capped enrollment.

There are no monthly premiums, co-payments, or deductibles in this program. This plan serves Oregon children, up to age 19, who have a household income of 185% of Federal Poverty Level, and who are not eligible for OHP/Medicaid.

For More Information:

Toll Free:	1-800-359-9517 (Application Center) or
Toll Free TTY:	1-800-621-5260
Web Site :	Oregon Department of Human Services

If you don't qualify, check out your individual health insurance options: Click here

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