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OHP — Reentry Health Care: Youth Eligibility and Adult Waiver Limits

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OHP — Reentry Health Care: Youth Eligibility and Adult Waiver Limits

What this source covers The captured OHA page says the adult 1115 Waiver Reentry Demonstration will not be offered. It describes limited FCAA reentry benefits for qualifying youth, including age and Medicaid/CHIP requirements; this is not a universal adult release benefit. Part of the Oregon life after prison and reentry collection. How to use it Keep release papers, benefit notices, identity documents and current contact information. Read the current publisher instructions; ask about missing documents, application help, coverage activation and the responsible local office. If care is urgent, ask your health provider about a safe medication and follow-up plan. Limits and questions to verify This is a navigation profile, not a legal opinion or eligibility determination. Prison release alone does not establish eligibility, guarantee housing or automatically activate a benefit. Identity requirements, fees, health coverage, provider access and local availability require individual confirmation. The adult 1115 waiver program is not offered. FCAA youth eligibility must be confirmed; the publisher says pre-release services begin no earlier than 2027. Do not treat the youth pathway as available to every adult. Direct official publisher page captured and reviewed 2026-10-08; no parent navigation discovery asserted. Retained source SHA-256. Access date is not an effective date or an eligibility finding.

Source: Oregon Health Authority : Oregon Health Plan (OHP) Reentry Health Care : Oregon Health Plan : State of Oregon · https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/ohp/pages/reentry.aspx

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Stable record: resource_directory:resources:733
Source file: data/source-evidence/2026-10-08/reentry/b01569d5a37e793bce4d.html
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Retained source evidence SHA-256: b54a34db2ca82936c8460c38a0997acbe0272cc777ab3926ae9ce70c5f79e60a

Source location: Direct publisher page; relevant program and member instructions; statewide source; discovered from https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/ohp/pages/reentry.aspx
Source checked: 2026-10-08 (access date, not legal effective date)

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What this source covers The captured OHA page says the adult 1115 Waiver Reentry Demonstration will not be offered. It describes limited FCAA reentry benefits for qualifying youth, including age and Medicaid/CHIP requirements; this is not a universal adult release benefit. Part of the Oregon life after prison and reentry collection. How to use it Keep release papers, benefit notices, identity documents and current contact information. Read the current publisher instructions; ask about missing documents, application help, coverage activation and the responsible local office. If care is urgent, ask your health provider about a safe medication and follow-up plan. Limits and questions to verify This is a navigation profile, not a legal opinion or eligibility determination. Prison release alone does not establish eligibility, guarantee housing or automatically activate a benefit. Identity requirements, fees, health coverage, provider access and local availability require individual confirmation. The adult 1115 waiver program is not offered. FCAA youth eligibility must be confirmed; the publisher says pre-release services begin no earlier than 2027. Do not treat the youth pathway as available to every adult. Direct official publisher page captured and reviewed 2026-10-08; no parent navigation discovery asserted. Retained source SHA-256. Access date is not an effective date or an eligibility finding.

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