I’m healthy! / ¡Soy sano! launches

The Safety Net Capacity Grant Program, now known as I’m healthy! (¡Soy sano! in Spanish) is in full swing. Through a network of more than 30 partner organizations—including safety net clinics and community-based organizations—I’m healthy! connects children and teens to free primary and preventive health care services.
Who qualifies for I'm healthy!? Children and teens who are under 19 and ineligible for full Oregon Health Plan benefits or Qualified Health Plans. There is no income criteria to qualify, and no cap on the number of primary and preventive care services accessed through the program. Additionally, children and teens may be enrolled in Citizen Alien Waived Emergency Medical (CAWEM/CAWEM Plus) coverage and still qualify.
I’m healthy! is slated to be available through December 2017.
For referring partners:

• If you are assisting individuals you think may be eligible for I’m healthy!, please connect them with an I’m healthy! community-based organization partner in their region. These partners screen children and teens for eligibility and connect them through referral to a partner clinic for care.
• If there is no I’m healthy! community-based organization partner in your area, call an I’m healthy! clinic directly.
• You can find the statewide directory of I’m healthy! partners on our new webpage, www.imhealthy.org.

All I’m healthy! questions can be directed to Josie Silverman-Méndez, at josie.j.silverman@state.or.us or 503-983-3739.