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You need to report changes when:
You can report changes in one of the following ways:
How do I report changes online?
Most OHP members can report changes online at ONE.Oregon.gov. Learn more about using ONE.
Report changes to your employer-sponsored or private health insurance at www.ReportTPL.org.
If you get injured by another person or business, report it at www.reportinjuries.org. Learn more about why people who receive medical assistance must report injuries.
How do I report changes in person?
You can visit any Aging and People with Disabilities, Area Agency on Aging or Self-Sufficiency Programs Office in Oregon. Find an office near you.
You can also ask an OHP-certified community partner in your area for help. Find one at OregonHealthCare.gov/GetHelp. This help is free.
How do I report changes by phone?
You can call ONE Customer Service at 800-699-9075 to report changes to OHP. You can call Monday-Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pacific Time. Currently hold times are lowest in the morning from 7 until 8 a.m.
You can also ask an OHP-certified community partner in your area for help. Find one at OregonHealthCare.gov/GetHelp. This help is free.
How do I report changes by fax or mail?
If you only need to report an address change, complete the Address Change Form. Find the Address Change Form in other languages:
If you need to report other changes, complete, date and sign the Change Report Form. Find the Change Report Form in other languages:
Send your completed form to OHP under a completed OHP Coversheet:
OHP P.O. Box 14015 Salem OR 97309-5032
Fax: 503-378-5628
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If you get insurance other than OHP, you must report it. Other insurance is called third-party liability or TPL.
Let us know about your TPL. You can also report if your TPL changes or ends.
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