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10/2/2026
Amy Young

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Access to Care, IHN-CCO

What H.R. 1 Means for Oregon Health Plan Members

Big changes are coming to Medicaid over the next year, and IHN-CCO is working closely with state officials to help our communities navigate these new rules while maintaining coverage for members who depend on the Oregon Health Plan (OHP). Congress passed H.R.1 in 2025; this sweeping legislation introduces new work requirements and policy changes for Medicaid that could affect the eligibility of thousands of members in Oregon.

While many details are still being worked out, IHN-CCO has shared information about what you need to know about H.R.1 and how it may impact our community. This includes details about the work requirements and exemptions, changes in re-enrollment procedures, and resources for community partners.

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What members can do now

  • Ask for help from a certified application assister if they have questions
  • Make sure the Oregon Health Authority has their current mailing address and phone number
  • Read and respond promptly to any notices about their coverage

Information about the Oregon Health Plan

Visit the Oregon Health Authority website for the latest about the changes to the Oregon Health Plan (OPH), also known as Medicaid due to House Resolution 1 (HR1), a federal law passed by Congress.

This includes information about:

  • OPH work and activity rules
  • Changes for non-citizens
  • Resources for OHP members
  • More frequent OPH renewals
Stay Connected, Stay Covered. Oregon Health Plan members, changes are coming, keep your contact information up to date.
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