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In Oregon, you can choose from three main plan types. View more details or see our rates instantly to discover how affordable our health insurance plans and health coverage plans can be. Which plan is right for you? We'll help you figure it out. Call us or chat live.

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Copayment plan

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Best for people or families who need to see their physician more frequently.

  • No deductible
  • Set charges for doctor's office visits

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Deductible plans

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  • Calendar-year deductibles
  • Lower premiums

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HSA-qualified deductible plans

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Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are great for people who want routine preventive care and tax savings.*

  • Calendar-year deductibles
  • Pay for health care with tax-deductible dollars*

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At Kaiser Permanente, you can choose from a variety of affordable health insurance and health coverage plans. Compare plans and find the quality coverage that works best for you and your family, whether you’re looking for individual, child, or family health insurance or health coverage; health savings account-qualified plans; or self-employed health insurance or health coverage.*

Kaiser Permanente offers health insurance and health plans, offering products from both a health insurance company and/or an HMO, depending upon where you live. Our products offer you health coverage, health care, and wellness programs all within the same health plan.

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*Not all products are available in all regions.

*Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. or any of its subsidiary health plans or Kaiser Permanente Insurance Company do not provide or administer financial products including HSA's, and do not offer financial, tax, or investment advice. Members are responsible for their own investment decisions. If a member uses his or her HSA debit card to pay for something other than a qualified medical expense, the expenditure is subject to tax and, for individuals who are not disabled or over 65, a 20 percent tax penalty. Please note that when an HSA provider pays disbursements, it does not monitor whether they are for qualified medical expenses. It is the member's responsibility to determine whether expenses qualify for tax-free reimbursement from his or her HSA. Tax references relate to federal income tax only. The tax treatment of health savings account contributions and distributions under state income tax laws differs from the federal tax treatment. Consult with your financial or tax adviser for more information.


All plans offered and underwritten by Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Northwest, 500 NE Multnomah St., Ste. 100, Portland OR 97232.