DisabilityIf you're researching Oregon's SSI state supplement in 2026, here's the direct answer: it doesn't exist anymore. Oregon eliminated its cash SSI supplement program more than a decade ago, and applicants today receive the federal SSI amount alone, with nothing added at the state level.
What Happened
Oregon once ran a program called the Oregon Supplemental Income Program (SIP), adding a modest amount to federal SSI payments. Effective January 1, 2010, Oregon eliminated the cash supplement entirely, citing that the administrative cost of running the program exceeded the value of the modest benefit it provided to recipients.
⚠️ If you're seeing an old figure elsewhere claiming Oregon pays a small monthly supplement, that information is outdated — the program has not existed since 2010, regardless of what older or unmaintained sources may say.
💡 SSDI does not vary by state of residence — it's calculated from your earnings record alone. This closure only affects Oregon's SSI cash supplement, which no longer exists in any form for new applicants.
What You Actually Receive
SSI applicants in Oregon today receive the federal baseline only — $967/month for an individual in 2026 — the same amount as an applicant in a state that never had a supplement program at all, such as Ohio or Indiana.
A Separate Medical Program Still Exists — But It's Not Cash Income
Oregon does still run a program called OSIPM (Oregon Supplemental Income Program-Medical), but this is a Medicaid-funded medical benefits program, not a cash income supplement — it's a different type of assistance entirely, and shouldn't be confused with the cash SIP program that was eliminated in 2010.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Oregon still offer an SSI state supplement?
No. Oregon eliminated its cash SSI supplement program, then called the Oregon Supplemental Income Program, effective January 1, 2010.
How much will I get if I apply for SSI in Oregon today?
New applicants receive only the federal SSI baseline, $967/month for an individual in 2026, with no Oregon state supplement added.
Why did Oregon eliminate its SSI supplement?
The state determined that the administrative cost of running the program exceeded the value of the modest benefit it provided to recipients.
Is OSIPM the same as Oregon's old cash supplement?
No. OSIPM (Oregon Supplemental Income Program-Medical) is a Medicaid-funded medical benefits program, unrelated to the cash income supplement that was discontinued in 2010.
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