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490 (07/2026) Chapter 2:Eligibility • Section 6: Non-financial eligibility unless the individual’s provider refuses to submit a bill to the Medicaid/CHIP agency of the other state and the individual would not otherwise receive medical care. You must enter a case note if you are opening benefits in Oregon under these circumstances. Click here for examples: Concurrent and other benefits. Oregon Administrative Rule(s) 461-001-0000 — Definitions for Chapter 461 414-175-0002 — Definitions 461-165-0030 — Concurrent and Duplicate Program Benefits 414-175-0052 — Concurrent and Duplicate Program Benefit 461-110-0210 — Household Group 414-175-0015 — Eligibility Group Structure 410-200-0205 — Concurrent and Duplicate Program Benefits 414-175-0025 — Categorical Eligibility for ERDC Other parent or caretaker available to provide care This is relevant to the ERDC program only. SNAP This does not apply to the SNAP program. TANF This does not apply to the TANF program. ERDC In a two-caretaker family, the second caretaker is ordinarily considered available to provide child care unless both caretakers are at work or school with overlapping hours, on authorized medical leave, or receiving Categorical ERDC or Expanded Child Welfare (EXP-CW).

The second caretaker may be considered unavailable if they are physically or mentally unable to provide adequate care. The inability of the second caretaker to provide adequate care must be documented.

A caretaker may be considered unavailable if Child Welfare has confirmed the caretaker cannot be left unsupervised with the child. REF This does not apply to the REF program. MSP This does not apply to MSP. OSIPM This does not apply to OSIPM. HSD This does not apply to HSD medical programs. Click here for examples: Other caretaker available to provide care. Newborn JOBS exemption This is specifically relevant to the TANF program.