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74 Chapter 1: Introduction to the Oregon Programs Eligibility Notebook • Section 4: Glossary and acronyms (07/2026) Obligor An obligor is the noncustodial parent that is required to pay the child support to the other parent who is caring for the child(ren). CCLD Child Care Licensing Division Part of Department of Early Learning and Care, the Child Care Licensing Division is a statewide child care system that supports families and promotes safe, quality, affordable and accessible child care. ODE Oregon Department of Education ODHS Oregon Department of Human Services OED Oregon Employment Department OHA Oregon Health Authority OHP Oregon Health Plan Oregon Health Plan, which is Oregon’s Medicaid/Children’s Health Insurance Plan (CHIP) program. OPAR Office of Payment Accuracy and Recovery Consists of Overpayment Writing Unit (OWU) and Overpayment Recovery Unit (ORU). OPI Oregon Project Independence A state funded program that provides limited in-home services, which is managed by Area Agency on Aging (AAA) offices. OPI-M Oregon Project Independence- Medical A Medicaid funded expansion of the OPI program, which provides additional in-home services and allows Medicaid coverage. OSIP Oregon Supplemental Income Program Cash supplements and special needs payments to individuals who are blind, disabled or 65 years of age and older. OSIPM Oregon Supplemental Income Program Medical A Medicaid program which provides medical coverage (OHP Plus) for individuals who are aged, blind or disabled. APD administers OSIPM while the Oregon Health Authority administers all MAGI programs. Overpayment An overpayment is defined as a benefit or service received by or on behalf of an individual, or a payment made by ODHS|OHA on behalf of an individual, that exceeds the amount for which the individual is eligible. Parent Means a natural or biological, adopted or stepparent. Pass-through Child support, up to $50 per dependent child or minor parent per financial group per month and not to exceed $200 per financial group per month, sent to the participant before any remaining amount of current child support is withheld by the state. Pass-through includes current child support only.