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Medicaid Planning · Oregon

Oregon Medicaid look-back rules

Medicaid look-back rules rules for Oregon.

Published: September 4, 2026. Last checked: September 2, 2026.

Look-back period

60 months

Source: Oregon Administrative Rule 461-140-0210 [state-medicaid-agency] — Effective July 18, 2023

Transfer-penalty divisor

$14,585 per month for an initial month on or after October 1, 2024

Source: Oregon Administrative Rule 461-140-0296 [state-medicaid-agency] — The $14,585 initial-month divisor in subsection (2)(m) is marked applicable October 1, 2024

How the state administers the rule

Divide uncompensated value by $14,585 without rounding. Whole numbers are full months; the fraction converts to days using the following month's day count, with a fractional day rounded down. The period starts on the request date or first later otherwise-eligible date.

Source: Oregon Administrative Rule 461-140-0296 [state-medicaid-agency] — The $14,585 initial-month divisor in subsection (2)(m) is marked applicable October 1, 2024

Sources and update policy

Methodology & sources

Checked at least annually and whenever the state publishes a new transfer-penalty divisor or administration rule.

This page is educational and is not legal advice.