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189 (07/2026) Chapter 2:Eligibility • Section 4: Household information under Medicaid until they turn 26. While there is no income test for FFCYM, an individual must meet the following requirements: • Have been in foster care in any state and were receiving Medicaid coverage while in care (this includes children who were in Oregon Youth Authority [OYA] foster care), • Turned 18 while in foster care, • Be under age 26, • With the exception of the MAGI Adult program, not be eligible for other Medicaid programs, and • Cannot be receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI), adoption assistance or foster care maintenance payments. SNAP This does not apply to the SNAP program. TANF This does not apply to the TANF program. ERDC This does not apply to the ERDC program. REF This does not apply to the REF program. MSP This does not apply to MSP. OSIPM This does not apply to OSIPM. Oregon Administrative Rule(s) 461-001-0000 — Definitions for Chapter 461 414-175- 0002 — Definitions 461-130-0305 — General Provisions; Employment Programs 461-130-0310 — Participation Classifications: Exempt, Mandatory, and Volunteer 410-200-0407 — Specific Requirements-Former Foster Care Youth Medical Program Medicare Receipt of Medicare is relevant to medical only. Medicare is a federal medical benefits program that is administered by CMS (Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services) which contracts with intermediaries such as Blue Cross or Aetna. It is not administered by the state like Medicaid. To be eligible for Medicare, an individual must: • Be over age 65, • Receive SSDI for two years, • Be a survivor of a deceased worker (spouse or child), or • Have end-stage renal disease (ESRD) or Lou Gehrig’s disease (ALS). There are three types of Medicare: • Medicare Part A covers hospitalization,