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South Dakota lawmakers advance a bill to study a Medicaid tool many say could improve healthcare access on the Native Reservations located in South Dakota.
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Lawmakers kill a resolution asking voters if they want to repeal Medicaid Expansion at the November election.
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A House committee advances a joint resolution that asks voters if they want to repeal Medicaid Expansion at the general election in November.
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Gov. Larry Rhoden laid out his state spending plan for Fiscal Year 27. Here's what’s in his budget proposal.
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The State Tribal-Relations Interim Committee approved four proposals it plans to bring to South Dakota’s next legislative session.
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Avera Health announces the organization is ending its participation in the Aetna Medicare Advantage Network. They say issues within the network are hurting their patient’s experience.
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AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, a global pharmaceutical company, is joining a lawsuit against the state of South Dakota over a new law.
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The South Dakota Department of Social Services is seeking public comment on its Medicaid work requirement waiver.
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The South Dakota Department of Social Services assumes it will have lower Medicaid utilization in the coming year. That's led state lawmakers reduced the state Medicaid match by $4.5 million for the coming fiscal year.
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Senators are approving a joint resolution asking voters to allow the legislature to make changes to Medicaid if the Republican congress and Trump administration reduce the federal match to provide healthcare for low-income individuals.