Tell us about those who will be covered under this insurance.

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A valid Oregon zip code is required
You must select a County
You must select a County
You must fill the Age field for all persons
You must fill the Relationship field for all persons
Only ages 0 to 120 are eligible
For households seeking coverage with children age 26+, please contact a community partner or insurance agent for free help. Find one near you here: https://healthcare.oregon.gov/Pages/find-help.aspx.
Your household number cannot be lower than the number of people covered
You must specify your household income
You must select a County

1 - Oregon zip code where you live*

Select a county:

Please select a County.

2 - Who will be covered?

Age when coverage begins:*

Relationship

In general, would you say the health of this person is: (optional)

Expected medical
procedures: (optional)

Tobacco use?

Member of Federally Recognized Tribe?

Pregnant?

Person {{person.id}}

Special eligibility cases:

You must fill the Age field for all persons.

Only ages 0 to 64 are eligible.

3 - Would you like to find out if you can get help paying for coverage?

(This tool is intended to provide financial assistance eligibility estimates. To get an official financial assistance determination, you can submit an application through HealthCare.gov.)

Yes No

Important: Since you said "NO" to the question "Would you like to find out if you can get help paying for coverage?" what you see when you click continue might make plans look much more expensive than they will be if you enroll through the HealthCare.gov website, and you will not learn about eligibility for free or low-cost coverage through Medicaid/CHIP or Healthcare.gov.

Change your answer to "YES" if you want to find out about financial help.

3.1 - How many people are in your household?*

You must specify the household number.

(Include spouse plus all dependents shown on your tax return, even people who won't apply for coverage.)

3.2 - Is employer coverage available to everyone in your household?

Yes No

3.3 -
Did you or anyone in your household receive any unemployment benefits for at least one week in 2021?

Yes No

3.4 - What is your household expected income in 2021?*

$ << Click here to see your estimated help paying for coverage

Calculating your subsidy

You must specify your household income.

There was an error calculating your subsidy.

(Include wages, salary, self-employment income, unemployment income, interest and dividends received, alimony received, Social Security payments received, other income.)

3.4 - What is your household expected income in 2021?*

<< Click here to see your estimated help paying for coverage

Calculating your subsidy

You must specify your household income.

There was an error calculating your subsidy.

(Include wages, salary, self-employment income, unemployment income, interest and dividends received, alimony received, Social Security payments received, other income.)

Financial help for paying for an insurance plan premium on HealthCare.gov

Our estimate of the premium tax subsidy your household may be eligible for is:

Premium Subsidy (APTC) Premium Subsidy
(APTC)

{{subsidyAmount}} per month

Extra Savings with
Silver Cost-Sharing Reductions

CSR-73 CSR-87 CSR-94

for coverage for the following person(s) you listed:

{{person}}

Our estimate shows that you may qualify for a cost-sharing reduction, CSR-73, which lowers the amount you pay for out-of-pocket costs like deductibles, coinsurance, and copays. Silver CSR-73 plans have slightly lower out-of-pocket than regular Silver plans.

Our estimate shows that you may qualify for a cost-sharing reduction, CSR-87, which lowers the amount you pay for out-of-pocket costs like deductibles, coinsurance, and copays. Silver CSR-87 plans have out-of-pocket costs that are lower than regular Silver and even Gold plans but have lower monthly premiums than Gold plans.

Our estimate shows that you may qualify for a cost-sharing reduction, CSR-94, which lowers the amount you pay for out-of-pocket costs like deductibles, coinsurance, and copays. Silver CSR-94 plans have out-of-pocket costs that are much lower than regular Silver and even Gold plans but have lower monthly premiums than Gold plans.

We estimate that your household is not eligible for advanced premium tax credits for paying insurance plan premiums on Healthcare Exchange.

Members of Federally Recognized American Indian or Alaska Native Tribes may be eligible for special benefits and protections through HealthCare.gov. Our estimate shows that you may be eligible for 100% cost-sharing benefits, which means you would not be required to pay deductibles, copayments, or other out-of-pocket costs. We've already factored this into the details you'll see about the plans. You may also be eligible enroll in or change plans monthly, even when it’s not Open Enrollment. To understand the full benefits that may be available to you, please call the HealthCare.gov Contact Center for assistance at 1-800-318-2596.

Members of Federally Recognized American Indian or Alaska Native Tribes may be eligible for special benefits and protections through HealthCare.gov. Our estimate shows that you may be eligible for a cost-sharing reduction, where there is no cost-sharing for services provided by Indian health care providers (I/T/U). This tool cannot make these calculations. You may also be eligible enroll in or change plans monthly, even when it’s not Open Enrollment. To understand the full benefits that may be available to you, please call the HealthCare.gov Contact Center for assistance at 1-800-318-2596.

Important —Effects of employer coverage: We assumed your household would not be eligible for a premium subsidy or Medicare because you said employer coverage is available to everyone in your household. But that fact might not bar your getting a premium subsidy if the employer coverage is very expensive or does not include some government-required benefits.

We estimate that your household is not eligible for advanced premium tax credits for paying insurance plan premiums.

Coverage through:

Medicaid (Oregon Health Plan)

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Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)

{{person}}

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Go to https://www.ohp.oregon.gov and follow the instructions there, or get free, local help from a community partner or insurance agent. Find one near you here: https://healthcare.oregon.gov/Pages/find-help.aspx.

This is our estimate. To get official answers, you can submit an application through HealthCare.gov.

When you continue to compare plans, we will use our estimate for your subsidy and we will assume that family members who qualify for Medicaid or CHIP will take advantage of those programs and not the plans we will be comparing.

This is our estimate. To get an official subsidy determination, you can submit an application through HealthCare.gov.

When you continue to compare plans, we will use our estimate for your subsidy.

3.4 - Special Eligibility Case
Do all persons (30+) qualify for a Hardship Exemption?

Yes No

*Some required fields are empty or invalid.

Using Family:

{{person}}

*Some required fields are empty or invalid..

For Medicaid (Oregon Health Plan):

Click here to start the application process »

Tell us about those who will be covered under this insurance.

1 - Oregon zip code where you live*

2 - Who will be covered?

3 - Would you like to find out if you can get help paying for coverage?

3.1 - How many people are in your household?*

3.2 - Is employer coverage available to everyone in your household?

3.3 - Did you or anyone in your household receive any unemployment benefits for at least one week in 2021?

3.4 - What is your household expected income in 2021?*

3.4 - What is your household expected income in 2021?*

Financial help for paying for an insurance plan premium on HealthCare.gov

Coverage through:

3.4 - Special Eligibility CaseDo all persons (30+) qualify for a Hardship Exemption?

Using Family:

3.3 -
Did you or anyone in your household receive any unemployment benefits for at least one week in 2021?

3.4 - Special Eligibility Case
Do all persons (30+) qualify for a Hardship Exemption?