Most codes in this group do not appear on the Prioritized List of Health Services; however, they are covered when billed with a diagnosis code from OHP's Diagnostic Workup File (Code Group 6032). This list does not guarantee coverage. For specific coverage information, call the Provider Services Unit at 1-800-336-6016.

Codes in this group are not on the Prioritized List. They are considered informational only. They may be needed for reporting purposes but they are not eligible for reimbursement by OHP's FFS program. For specific coverage information please contact the Provider Services Unit at 1-800-336-6016.

The Affordable Housing Inventory is a statewide resource for anyone seeking affordable housing information in Oregon. The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) is not the originator of this information. The inventory has been assembled from a variety of industry databases that are intended to provide information on affordable and subsidized housing in Oregon. OHA makes no warranties or guarantees about the accuracy or effectiveness of the information in the housing inventory. OHA will continue to assess data quantity and quality, making corrections as needed or warranted. Information regarding changes to the information in this inventory may be submitted to affordablehousing.inventory@dhsoha.state.or.us.

Codes in this group do not appear on the Prioritized List; however, they are covered by OHP's FFS program when billed with a procedure code from OHP's Diagnostic Procedures code group (Code Group 1119).

Codes in this group are not on the Prioritized List. They are not specific enough for OHP to determine coverage. As such they are not eligible for reimbursement by OHP's FFS program. Providers are directed to bill with a more definitive diagnosis code. This list does not guarantee coverage. For specific coverage information please contact the Provider Services Unit at 1-800-336-6016.

Codes in this file are considered ancillary (defined as “services supportive of or necessary for providing a primary service”). Ancillary services may be provided either before, after, or concurrent with the primary service. For example, anesthesia during surgery is a concurrent ancillary service. Community support services provided before or after behavioral health therapy is also ancillary, but not concurrent.

Ancillary codes are covered when they are medically appropriate and 1) part of the care for a funded (“above the line”) condition; or 2) part of a covered diagnostic workup. Payment for ancillary codes varies by program. For example, some codes may be bundled for payment or OHP may require a different coding option. See program rules for details.

This list is for reference purposes only. This list does not guarantee coverage. For specific coverage information please contact the Provider Services Unit at 1-800-336-6016.

This lists all organizations that have received a grant under House Bill 2402 to help homeless individuals obtain a copy of their birth certificate at no cost. If you have questions or comments about this data, please email hsd.distribution@dhsoha.state.or.us.

This lists all organizations that have received a grant under House Bill 2402 to help homeless individuals obtain a copy of their birth certificate at no cost.

DEQ and our partners the Oregon Health Authority are conducting a rulemaking to create new rules to regulate industrial air toxics and reduce the impact these pollutants have on the health of Oregonians.

The proposed Cleaner Air Oregon rules would set health risk limits on pollutants that industrial facilities emit so that neighbors and vulnerable people (such as children) are protected from potentially harmful levels of exposure.