Low-Income Families

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Low income families in South Dakota (with or without private health insurance) may be eligible for South Dakota Medicaid including regular checkups, Well-Child Care exams, dental care, and vision care.

To be eligible, the family must consist of a parent or other adult caretaker relative and a dependent child. A caretaker relative may be parent, grandparent, brother, sister, stepparent, etc. A dependent child is a child under age 18 who is living with a parent or a caretaker relative. If a child is 18 years old and still a fulltime student in high school, the child is considered a dependent child if he or she is expected to complete high school before reaching age 19.

Low-Income Families Household Size Maximum Gross Monthly Income 1 $590 2 $740 3 $842 4 $941 5 $1,042 6 $1,145 7 $1,244 8 $1,343

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Low-Income Families

Official source

Low income families in South Dakota (with or without private health insurance) may be eligible for South Dakota Medicaid including regular checkups, Well-Child Care exams, dental care, and vision care.

To be eligible, the family must consist of a parent or other adult caretaker relative and a dependent child. A caretaker relative may be parent, grandparent, brother, sister, stepparent, etc. A dependent child is a child under age 18 who is living with a parent or a caretaker relative. If a child is 18 years old and still a fulltime student in high school, the child is considered a dependent child if he or she is expected to complete high school before reaching age 19.

Low-Income Families Household Size Maximum Gross Monthly Income 1 $590 2 $740 3 $842 4 $941 5 $1,042 6 $1,145 7 $1,244 8 $1,343