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The document provides a statistical overview of deaths in Oregon from 2006 to 2008, categorized by age, county of residence, and zip code. It includes total death counts for various age groups and specific zip codes within Coos County, highlighting the distribution of fatalities across different demographics.

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How do I contact the Oregon Health Plan?

If you have questions about your OHP benefits, welcome packet or ID cards, please contact the Client Services Unit at 1-800-273-0557. If you have questions about eligibility, applications or related issues, please contact OHP Customer Service at 1-800-699-9075. Contact OHPB : Oregon Health Policy Board oregon.gov oha ohpb pages contact-us oregon.gov oha ohpb pages contact-us

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How Can We Help? Be sure to review the self-service tools and resources on the website, including the OHP Provider Contacts list, to make sure you get in touch with the specific people who can help. If you still need help, call Provider Services at 800-336-6016.

What is an open card for Oregon Health Plan?

When you are not enrolled in a coordinated care organization (CCO), you are an Open Card member because OHA pays for your care. OHA covers any service not covered by the CCO. must send information to the Oregon Health Plan (OHP) before OHP Open Card will pay for your services or medicine.

Is Oregon Medicaid the same as OHP?

OHP is Oregons Medicaid program. It provides free coverage for people in Oregon who meet eligibility criteria. Coverage includes doctor visits, hospital care, mental health services, dental, and some vision care.

What is the open card provider line for OHP?

800-562-4620 Call 800-562-4620 to get help finding fee-for-service (open card) providers. You can also try using these online resources, then contact the provider to see if they are accepting new patients. OHP Care Coordinations online provider directory. Learn more about how to use this service. Using Your Oregon Health Plan (OHP) Benefits oregon.gov hsd ohp pages new-ohp oregon.gov hsd ohp pages new-ohp

What is the 24 hour nurse line for Oregon Health Plan?

800-562-4620 Call OHP Care Coordination at 800-562-4620 if you: The Nurse Advice Line is open 24 hours a day, every day. When You Need Help : Oregon Health Plan oregon.gov oha hsd ohp pages help oregon.gov oha hsd ohp pages help

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The Oregon Health Plan (OHP) is free health coverage from the State of Oregon. People who meet income and other requirements can get the Oregon Health Plan. OHP covers medical, dental, and mental health care. It also covers help with addictions. What is OHP, the Marketplace, and Medicare? : Blog : State of Oregon oregon.gov marketplace blog pages oregon.gov marketplace blog pages

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