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Oregon Reproductive Health Program: Program Terms Program Terms The Reproductive Health Program (RH Program) knows how important it is to provide clear and accurate information to our clinical network, our clients, and the communities we serve.

To support improved communication, we created the table below with terms related to the RH Program and their definitions.
The terms in the chart can be found in documents like the RH Program Oregon Administrative Rules (OARs), the RH Access Fund Enrollment Form, the RH Access Fund Eligibility Database, as well as health education, promotional materials, and social media.

All of the terms below are for services, coverage, and other aspects of the RH Program that already exist.

We encourage you to use these terms in talking with staff inside your agency, your clients, and the larger community.
Table 1: Program Terms New name Old Name Definition RH Program _ _ _ _ The RH Program is a state program, and its staff, within the Oregon Healthy Authority (OHA).

This program works with clinics across the state to offer free or low-cost reproductive health services and birth control.

The RH Program certifies RHCare, CCare, and AbortionCare clinics and administers the RH Access Fund which includes CCare, RH GF (state general funds), and RHEA funds.
The RH Program is committed to promoting racial and health equity and to improving access to services and sexual and reproductive health outcomes.

The ORHP (Oregon Reproductive Health Program) logo represents and reflects the mission of the RH Program.

Our mission is to work together with our statewide network of clinics, community partners, and policy makers to ensure every person in Oregon has access to high-quality, culturally responsive reproductive and sexual health services.
ORHP March 2021 1 Oregon Reproductive Health Program: Program Terms The ORHP logo is used on RH Program social media, our program website, and health education and outreach materials.

The ORHP logo will be found on the Reproductive Health Program social media, our program website, and health education and outreach materials.
Clinical partners within the statewide Reproductive Health Program network may also use the ORHP logo in the materials they create to indicate that they are part of the mission to provide sexual and reproductive health services that are accessible, high- quality, and culturally appropriate to all people in Oregon.

An RHCare Clinic is certified with the RH Program to provide a broad scope of reproductive and sexual health services to all clients.
RHCare Clinics provide services related to sexual and reproductive health.

These services include: • Birth control including Emergency Contraception and Vasectomies • Pelvic Exams and Pap tests • Pregnancy tests • STI Screening and Testing • Health Education and Counseling • Pre-pregnancy counseling RHCare Clinics are required to provide the same culturally responsive and high-quality care to every client who receives sexual and reproductive health care services at an RHCare clinic.
RHCare Clinics receive reimbursement for covered services provided to people enrolled in the RH Access Fund.

An AbortionCare Clinic is certified with the RH Program to provide abortion services to people who are RHEA eligible.

AbortionCare Clinics can provide free services to RHEA eligible people who are enrolled in the RH Access fund.

People who are RHEA eligible and enrolled in the RH Access Fund are eligible to receive coverage for (cont.)
RHCare Clinic RH Program Clinic or RH Clinic AbortionCare Clinic AbortionCare Clinic ORHP March 2021 2 Oregon Reproductive Health Program: Program Terms AbortionCare Clinic (cont.)

CCare Clinic CCare Clinic RH Access Fund RH Program coverage abortion services and contraception following an abortion.

AbortionCare Clinics receive reimbursement for abortion services provided to people who are RHEA eligible and who are enrolled in the RH Access Fund.
A CCare Clinic is certified with the RH Program to provide reproductive health services related to contraception and pregnancy prevention for people who are CCare eligible and enrolled in the RH Access Fund.
A client at a CCare Clinic can receive birth control and services related to pregnancy prevention including: • A wide range of contraception methods • Counseling and education to help prevent pregnancy • STI screening CCare Clinics receive reimbursement for services that are provided to people who are CCare eligible and who are enrolled in the RH Access Fund.

The RH Access Fund is a source of coverage for eligible clients.
For eligible clients, this fund pays for reproductive and sexual health services and birth control at RHCare Clinics, CCare Clinics, and AbortionCare Clinics.

Clients complete an RH Access Fund Enrollment Form to determine which reproductive and sexual health services they are eligible to have paid for by the RH Access Fund.
RH Access Fund Enrollment Form RH Program Enrollment Form The RH Access Fund Enrollment Form is the way that clients enroll into the RH Access Fund and receive coverage of services and supplies at RHCare Clinics, CCare Clinics, and AbortionCare Clinics.

RHEA (Reproductive Health Equity Act) _ _ RHEA provides funding to cover abortion and reproductive and sexual health services for people in Oregon who are able to get pregnant and who are not eligible for Medicaid/OHP due to their immigration status.
ORHP March 2021 3 Oregon Reproductive Health Program: Program Terms RHEA Eligible _ _ CCare (Oregon ContraceptiveCare) _ _ A person is RHEA eligible if they are: • Able to get pregnant • Have an income of 250% or less of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL), and • Not eligible to receive Medicaid/OHP because of their immigration status.

A person who is RHEA eligible can complete an RH Access Fund Enrollment Form to have their services and birth control covered at RHCare Clinics and AbortionCare Clinics.
CCare is a Medicaid program administered by the RH Program.

CCare covers reproductive health services related to birth control and preventing pregnancy for people in Oregon who are eligible for CCare.

A person is CCare eligible if they are: • Able to get pregnant or get someone else pregnant, • Have an income of 250% or less of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL), and • Have U.S. citizenship or an immigration status that allows them to receive Medicaid.
A person who is CCare eligible can complete an RH Access Fund Enrollment Form to have their services and birth control covered at RHCare Clinics and CCare Clinics.

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