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OREGON
ALast verified 2026-07-03
Deadlines reflect this state’s rules as researched; they can change — always confirm the current deadline with your state agency or Protection & Advocacy office before relying on it.
HOW TO GET SERVICES & APPEAL IN OREGON
How services are run
State agency
Your service plan
Individualized Service Plan (ISP)
Self-direction
Self-Directed Services
If you get denied
Deadline to appeal
90 days from your Notification of Planned Action (DD, form 0947); Notice of Adverse Benefit Determination / Notice of Appeal Resolution (OHA/CCO)
Keep services during appeal
File within 10 days
- DD (ODDS) service reduction/suspension/termination: request contested case hearing within 90 calendar days of the Notification of Planned Action
- DD continuation: request hearing before the effective date, or within 10 business days after the effective date
- General OHA/FFS Medicaid: request hearing within 60 days of the decision notice (continuation by effective date or 10 days after notice, whichever later)
- CCO managed care: appeal the plan first, then request a contested case within 120 days of the Notice of Appeal Resolution
KEY AGENCIES & RESOURCES
— shows the most relevant resources first
Special Education (DOE)
Oregon Department of Education, Office of Enhancing Student Opportunities
NOTABLE WAIVERS
Community First Choice (K Plan)
SourceAll ages meeting institutional level of care — attendant care, skills training.
Waitlist: NO waitlist — K Plan is a state plan entitlement.
Children's HCBS Waivers (model/medically involved)
SourceChildren with intensive needs.
Waitlist: Apply through CDDP.
Adult DD Waiver services
SourceAdults with IDD (supported living, employment).
Waitlist: Case management through county CDDPs; no traditional slot waitlist.
Full milestone guide
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Six age-based stages — state-correct programs, benefits, and milestones from birth through adulthood.
