Medicaid helps working people who may not earn enough to afford coverage on their own.
It can help people see a doctor, fill prescriptions and stay healthy while supporting their families.
Vote NO on Amendment I.
When people have health insurance, everyone benefits: hospitals and clinics stay open; taxpayer dollars stay in state; small businesses can retain part-time and entry-level employees; and employees stay healthier.
Vote NO on Amendment I on November 3.
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Medicaid isn't only about health insurance. It also plays a role in supporting the health care system across South Dakota.
When people have coverage, health care providers are better able to serve their patients and communities.
Strong Medicaid coverage helps support strong and rural health care.
Vote NO on Amendment I on November 3.
You may remember Medicaid expansion from the 2022 election—but do you know what it actually did?
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.
Health coverage affects more than the doctor’s office.
When people can get care, they are better able to work, care for their families and participate in their communities.
Vote NO on Amendment I on November 3.
This Labor Day, we recognize the dedicated health care professionals who work every day to care for and strengthen communities across South Dakota.
SDAHO is proud to support the people and organizations who make health care possible across our state.
Wishing you a safe and happy Labor Day!
Who wants to take these home?!
We’re celebrating 100 years of SDAHO with a one-of-a-kind giveaway at the 2026 SDAHO Annual Convention!
TWO sets of customized SDAHO 100th Anniversary Bean Bag Boards — complete with matching SDAHO bean bags!
Join us Thursday, Sept. 17, from 4–6 p.m. at the Exhibitor Social to learn how you could win!
To register for this year's Annual Convention - visit sdaho.org
Registration deadline - Sept. 9, 2026
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Want to exhibit at SDAHO’s 2026 Annual Convention? Now is the time!
We’re down to just a few remaining exhibitor spots for our milestone Annual Convention, September 16–18 in Sioux Falls.
⏰ Exhibitor deadline: September 1
⚠️ Spots are limited — once they’re gone, they’re gone!
Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with healthcare leaders and professionals from across South Dakota.
Secure your exhibitor spot today - sdaho.org/sponsors/
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National Dog Day is Wednesday — and we have the perfect pup to celebrate!
Meet Butters, one of the newest members of Therapy Dogs of Sioux Falls and a familiar face to the SDAHO family!
Butters will be joining us at SDAHO’s Annual Convention, as part of our Relax & Rejuvenate offerings.
Come meet Butters, take a break and enjoy a little extra comfort — one tail wag at a time!
Get Registered today, visit sdaho.org
