Offers an Android smartphone with unlimited text messages and limited voice minutes and data. Limit of one Lifeline discounted service per household. Service is provided by i-Wireless. Customers can call 211 for free from their Access Wireless phone without using their minutes.

Offers an Android smartphone with unlimited text messages and limited voice minutes and data for eligible customers. Limit of one Lifeline discounted service per household. Customers can call 211 for free from their Assurance Wireless phone without using their minutes.

Call to Safety recycles cell phones and distributes them to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Survivors are able to use these cell phones to call 911, allowing immediate help at the touch of a button.

Provides a 24-hour crisis line, support groups, and advocacy for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking. Emergency shelter available for those fleeing domestic or sexual violence situations. Other services include 911 cell phones, court accompaniment, the Address Confidentiality Program, and referral to other social services. Community education is also offered.

Health-related services are non-covered services that are offered as a supplement to covered benefits under Oregon’s Medicaid State Plan (OHP) to improve care delivery and overall member and community health and well-being. Health-related services must meet requirements for activities that improve health care quality or expenditures related to health information technology. Health-related services, also known as "flex funds," must show a positive health outcome as related to a current diagnosis and treatment plan.

Health-related services vary by an individual's Community Care Organization (CCO), and may include:
-Helping a person get a cell phone if having one will give them better access to their providers
-Transit passes for members who need transportation for health-related needs beyond covered appointments
-Buying an air conditioner for a person whose health is affected by heat in their home
-Vouchers for a yoga studio for a person whose back pain will be helped by an exercise class
-Preventing electricity shutoff to maintain service to medical equipment
-A class on cooking healthy meals for a person with diabetes
-Assistance with finding housing, move-in costs, and maintaining housing if doing so will improve health conditions

Health-related services is a broad term, but for a service or item to be provided to an individual member, the CCO may call it flexible services or flexible funds. Health-related services are NOT an option for OHP open card non-CCO members.

Refurbished electronics and technology including cell phones, desktop PCs, Macs, laptops, televisions, monitors, and accessories.

Oregon Lifeline is a federal and state government program that reduces the monthly cost of phone or broadband service for qualifying low-income households. Also known as the Oregon Telephone Assistance Program, the program (1) reduces the cost of phone bills by up to $19.25 per month, (2) reduces the cost of broadband service by $21.25 per month, or (3) provides free phone or broadband service. Note: Federal and state regulations limit the Lifeline benefit to one per household for either phone or broadband service. Check with internet service provider to get internet speed requirements for Lifeline program.

SafeLink Wireless provides cell phones and airtime each month for income-eligible customers. This is part of a government assistance program called Lifeline. TracFone Wireless is the cell phone provider for this service. Customers that already have a smartphone may be able to use their own phone and get a SafeLink SIM card.