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Oregon Health Authority : Oregon Health Plan (OHP) Reentry Benefits : Medicaid Policy : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Oregon Health Plan (OHP) Reentry Benefits After careful consideration and review, Oregon Health Authority (OHA) will not be offering this set of Reentry Benefits.
OHA is still working on expanding benefits for incarcerated Oregon Health Plan members through the Federal Consolidated Appropriations Act (FCAA). Learn more about FCAA benefits on the Oregon Health Plan website .
Reentry Benefits to Help People Who Are Incarcerated Get Health Coverage Before and After Release Oregon is working to provide certain Oregon Health Plan (OHP) benefits to adults and youth transitioning out of state prisons, county jails, state and county youth correctional facilities and county detention centers. The reentry benefits will cover services to support successful reentry into the community.
Adults and youth in custody can get the benefits starting 90 days before their release. The Need for Reentry Benefits By federal law, when people enter incarceration, they're not allowed to be enrolled in OHP. They get health care services from the facility where they are incarcerated.
Transitioning back to the community after incarceration can be a stressful and confusing time. Currently, when an individual is released from a facility, they have to reenroll in OHP. It can take up to 30 days for their OHP benefits to start.
This delay can affect their ability to: Receive physical, mental health and substance use treatment Emergency department visits Other negative outcomes, including incarceration The goal for these benefits is to connect individuals to services and improve health outcomes during this important transition period. With these benefits, people can enroll in OHP and get services up to 90 days before their release.
Who Qualifies for Reentry Benefits? Incarcerated people who are: In custody at a facility that offers reentry benefits Going to be released in 90 days Will All Facilities Offer These Benefits? Facilities can choose whether to provide the reentry benefits.
However, all facilities will need to meet the Federal Consolidated Appropriations Act (FCAA) requirements.
Starting 30 days before release or as soon as possible after release, the state must offer: Preventive health screenings and diagnostics required by Medicaid's Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic, and Treatment (EPSDT) Behavioral health screening Post-release care coordination and service monitoring (finding health care providers, scheduling appointments, etc.) please email OHP Carceral Programs .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Incarcerated individuals eligible for OHP, within 90 days before release. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Oregon Health Plan (OHP) Reentry Benefits is funded by Oregon Health Authority. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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