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The title of this post? Some would say there's an easy answer: No. Not a snowball in July's hopes. Longer odds than a Democrat being elected speaker of the South Dakota House. Less chance than a grad...
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Sioux Falls doctor settles over Medicaid billing dispute

Attorney General Marty Jackley says in a statement that Annette Bosworth has agreed to pay about $5,500 in the civil settlement.

January 29, 2013

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Official: Governor against expansion of Medicaid in SD

Official: Governor against expansion of Medicaid in SD Gov. Dennis Daugaard has decided against recommending an expansion of Medicaid for now, but the governor and lawmakers could decide to make that move later.

By Chet Brokaw , January 11, 2013

SD Democrats urge quick expansion of Medicaid

SD Democrats urge quick expansion of Medicaid PIERRE (AP) — South Dakota Democrats will push to have the Legislature quickly expand Medicaid to cover thousands of additional low-income residents, but Republican Gov. Dennis Daugaard and GOP lawmakers say they need more time to study the potential costs.

By Chet Brokaw , January 07, 2013

Medical group reacts to Daugaard budget

Medical group reacts to Daugaard budget SDSMA calls proposal ‘step in right direction’ but has concerns about access to care, underfunded Medicaid.

By Staff reports , December 06, 2012

Medicaid fraud sentence suspended for Spearfish optometrist

PIERRE (AP) — A former optometrist has received a suspended sentence on charges of committing Medicaid fraud.

December 05, 2012

SD health care providers urge Medicaid expansion

SD health care providers urge Medicaid expansion Gov. Dennis Daugaard says any expansion of coverage is unlikely for at least several years while the potential costs are examined.

By Chet Brokaw , November 13, 2012

OPINION: Think about the impact before voting on 15, 16

OPINION: Think about the impact before voting on 15, 16 Recent funding cuts have led to increased class sizes, teacher and program cuts, and more districts are opting out and asking for more from local taxpayers than ever before.

By Dan Swartos , November 02, 2012

Drug co. settles suit claiming cost of Medicaid prescriptions inflated

McKesson to pay $151M to 29 states as settlement for drug-pricing suit.

By TERENCE CHEA , July 27, 2012

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SD lawmakers reject drug tests in welfare program

PIERRE (AP) — A South Dakota House committee has killed a pair of bills that would have required people in the welfare and Medicaid programs to be tested for illegal drug use.

February 07, 2012

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SD Social Services snarled in mess with Medicaid

A new system for tracking and processing Medicaid billings and payments that was supposed to be finished 18 months ago remains far from ready.

By Bob Mercer , January 10, 2012

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Yankton chiropractor pleads guilty to fraud charge

YANKTON (AP) — A Yankton chiropractor has pleaded guilty to defrauding Medicare and Medicaid.

November 22, 2011

Democrats, Republicans far apart on supercommittee deficit deal

Democrats, Republicans far apart on supercommittee deficit deal WASHINGTON (AP) — As the nation's debt soared past $15 trillion, congressional Republicans and Democrats approached stalemate Wednesday in a year-long assault on federal deficits, stymied still by politically charged disagreements over taxes and the future of enormously expensive government benefit programs.

November 17, 2011

Medicaid reimbursement cuts haven’t driven away SD providers

PIERRE — The fear that reductions ordered by the Legislature in reimbursement rates might backfire on availability of Medicaid services in South Dakota hasn’t borne true so far.

By Bob Mercer , October 17, 2011

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Study shows Medicaid kids are denied medical care

June 16, 2011

SDSMA president: No progress on reducing Medicaid cut

No progress has been made toward reducing a proposed 10 percent cut in state Medicaid funding, according to the president of the 1,900-member South Dakota State Medical Association.
Thomas Huber visited Mitchell to speak with area SDSMA members Monday evening at Chef Louie’s. The Daily Republic interviewed him prior to the meeting.

By Seth Tupper , March 08, 2011

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