What if my income changes?

If a person's income changes while they are enrolled in the Oregon Health Plan, it may impact their eligibility for the program. Oregon Health Plan is designed to provide health coverage to individuals and families based on their income and household size. It is essential for enrollees to report any changes in their income promptly to ensure they maintain the correct coverage. Generally, an increase in income may lead to a reassessment of eligibility. If the income surpasses the threshold set for the Oregon Health Plan, the individual may no longer qualify for the program. Conversely, if the income decreases, it could allow for maintaining eligibility or qualifying for additional benefits. Changes in income should be reported through the appropriate channels, which can typically be found on the official Oregon Health Plan website. This will help ensure that all benefits align with the person's current financial situation. It is advisable for enrollees to check the specific income thresholds and guidelines on the Oregon Health Plan website for detailed information regarding their situation.