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Updated County Health Rankings and Roadmaps

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County Health Rankings & Roadmaps (CHR&R), a program of the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute, draws attention to why there are differences in health within and across communities. The program highlights policies and practices that can help everyone be as healthy as possible.

The 2025 Annual Data Release debuts a bold new way of broadening our understanding of health along with updated data and tools. The resources are designed to help improve health and equity, so everyone has what they need to live long and live well. Click here to learn about the updated data model and how to look at key health indicators in Oregon and the nation.

Recent News

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    Healthy Homes Grant Program

    The Healthy Homes Grant Program (HHGP) is a grant program run by the Oregon Health Authority to fund eligible entities (such as nonprofit organizations) to repair homes for low-income Oregonians. HHGP cannot directly fund individuals for home repair needs.  The latest Request for Grant Applications (RFGA) is focused on repairing home for individuals with disabilities or older adults.…

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    New nutrition benefits for Oregon Health Plan members with complex health needs

    Oregon Health Authority (OHA) is introducing two new nutrition benefits for eligible Oregon Health Plan (OHP) members: a fruit and vegetable benefit and a pantry stocking benefit. These supports will help people with serious health conditions access the healthy foods they need to help manage their conditions and avoid unnecessary emergency care. OHP members can learn more about eligibility and request service from the OHA Nutrition…

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    Oregon Health Plan members are encouraged to update their information ahead of upcoming changes

    Oregon Health Authority (OHA) is reminding people with Oregon Health Plan (OHP) coverage to make sure their contact information is up to date. This is important because new federal rules require every state to change how they manage their health coverage programs and OHP members may need to receive additional information to keep their coverage.…

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