Overview
- The Oregon Legislative Fiscal Office projects roughly $1.5 billion in total spending on the Healthier Oregon Program for 2025–2027 versus about $717 million for the Oregon State Police.
- The Oregon Health Authority says it expects to allocate about $1.2 billion to the program, with approximately 25% coming from federal funds.
- Enrollment is reported near 93,000, nearly double the state’s earlier projection of 55,000, reflecting faster-than-expected growth since launch.
- State materials say federal dollars for those without legal status apply to emergency and pregnancy care, while reports describe a hospital assessment approach used to draw federal matching funds.
- The initiative began as Cover All People and is now the Healthier Oregon Program, and state resources indicate applicants are not required to show proof of long-term residency.