400, 980 Oregonians may get financial help to pay a portion of their health insurance plan, according to a recent study by Families USA. About 800,000 Oregonians may also be eligible for no-cost coverage through Medicaid or Healthy Kids. Upon qualification to the exchange, individual will pay their portion to the Exchange and the feds will send the rest to the...
Small Business
If you have an income-generating business with no employees, then you’re considered self-employed (not an employer) and will have access coverage through the Marketplace....
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Obamacare or ACA benefits you depending on your insurance status. If you have a Private Insurance: Most of the Americans, like you, already have a private health insurance....
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The Annual Enrollment Period has started October 15, 2013 and ends December 7, 2013. This is the time of the year to review your health plan for 2014 and compare it to other health...
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If you’re unsure how the health reform law will affect your health care costs, you’re not alone.Some details of the Affordable Care Act, health reform’s formal...
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Medicare & Medicaid Beneficiaries
Oregonians that have income below the Federal Poverty Level Chart may qualify for Medicaid or Healthy Kids. Oregon is one of the states that is moving forward with the Medicaid expansion. We’ve been helping Seniors and Medicare recipients qualify for financial assistance like extra help for prescription drugs and choose a Medicare Advantage plan or...
Individuals & Families
Having health coverage protects you and your family from large medical bills and helps you stay healthy. If you never had any medical insurance, we can help you get started. Many Oregonians, including those who are working, may qualify for financial help or tax credits to help pay your health plan. When an individual or family elects to receive advance monthly...
Small Business
If you own a business with 50 employees or less, have an Oregon zip code, and contribute at least 50% of employee only premium. Businesses may also qualify for financial assistance or tax credits to help pay up to 50% of premium costs if the business is paying salaries that average $50,000 or less. Oregon’s small employers account for more than 50% of...
Easy STEPS to Enroll
Since CERTIFIED AGENTS and volunteers are the only ones who have access on the Cover Oregon website by October 1, you can contact us: 503-998-6169/ 503-481-3180 or email: Diane@HealthPlansInOregon.com, we can easily assist you. We will be available from 7am-10pm and will have staff to help us out. If you have a computer or access to internet, we can assist you...
Beware of Fraud
BEWARE OF FRAUD: Hundreds of thousands of families, individuals and small businesses in Oregon are preparing to qualify for financial assistance and sign up for health insurance and dental plans through Cover Oregon. It’s the new online marketplace where Oregonians can enroll and compare side by side comparisons on medical and dental insurance that fits their...
Oregon’s health insurance marketplace plans
When health insurance enrollment opens on Oct. 1, Oregonians should be able to comparison-shop between plans right off the bat using a look-alike version of the state’s new online marketplace – they just won’t be able to enroll on their own. View full sizeProgrammers are feverishly writing computer code to get the state’s Cover Oregon...