PrEP is a preventive medication that, when used correctly, greatly reduces HIV risk—though it doesn’t protect against other STIs. Condoms remain one of the most reliable ways to prevent both HIV and other STIs. Ask a provider about HIV testing, PrEP, and other prevention options.
If you already have Marketplace coverage, don't assume your current plan is still your best option.
• Review your plan
• Update your income
• Check your household information
• Compare your options
• See if you qualify for new savings
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When people have health insurance, everyone benefits.
Hospitals and clinics stay open.
Taxpayer dollars stay in state.
Small businesses can keep part-time and entry-level employees.
Employees stay healthier.
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When times are tough, every health care decision matters. In 2022, South Dakota voters passed a law that changed the state constitution, so Medicaid would cover low-income adults. Vote to keep what was already decided. Learn more: communityhealthcare.net/medi…
We're asking Congress to protect and strengthen the 340B program while opposing policies like the proposed rebate model that would make it harder for health centers to care for patients. CHAD urges Congress to support the bill. @RepJulieFedorchak @RepDustyJohnson
Rural Health Forward is a new initiative dedicated to strengthening South Dakota's rural health care workforce through training, professional development, collaboration, and workforce support opportunities.
Learn more at:
RuralHealthForward.org
Depending on your income and household size, you may qualify for financial help that can lower your monthly insurance premium.
Don't guess. Work with a Navigator (for free) during open enrollment to see what you qualify for. Schedule an appointment now.
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Thursday, November 19: Rural Health Forward launch webinar. Learn more about the SD initiative, hear how training and professional support opportunities will be developed, and discover ways to get involved through the needs assessment and advisory council. bit.ly/3VSigRG
Working doesn’t always mean having affordable health coverage. Medicaid can help fill the gap.
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A new milestone for CHAD’s Medical Assistant On-the-Job Education Program: the first three learners have earned their nationally recognized Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) credential.
Read how this innovative program is making an impact.
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Medicaid expansion is about stronger families, healthier communities, and maintaining access to care in every corner of South Dakota.
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Running your own business doesn’t mean you’re on your own for health insurance. Many small business owners and self-employed folks qualify for affordable Marketplace plans—and financial help may be available. Get free help from Get Covered South Dakota.
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South Dakotans voted to expand Medicaid in 2022. The change opened the program to more adults with lower incomes. Since the program started, more than 30,000 South Dakotans have gained health coverage.
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If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse or violence, you don’t have to face it alone. Free, confidential support is available 24/7 at the National Domestic Violence Hotline.
✔️CALL: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
✔️CHAT: thehotline.org
✔️TEXT: "START" to 88788
Medicaid isn't only about health insurance. It also plays a role in supporting the health care system across the Dakotas.
When people have coverage, health care providers are better able to serve their patients and communities.
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