Get Covered South Dakota

Partners

Whether you’re a healthcare provider, allied professional, or passionate individual working towards health equity, we’re so glad you are here. There are many ways for you to partner with CHAD to become a Champion for Coverage and make a difference by actively engaging in outreach and education to connect individuals to affordable, comprehensive health insurance through the Marketplace, Medicaid, or Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP).

Together, we can help remove barriers that are currently preventing people from being enrolled in these health insurance programs.

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The Get Covered SD Collaborative

The organizations and entities shown below work together to increase access to affordable health insurance coverage for individuals and families in South Dakota.  The collaborative effort focuses on providing guidance, resources, and support to help South Dakotans navigate the health insurance marketplace and secure appropriate coverage.

Get Covered South Dakota Community Partners:

  • Health Connect
  • SD Voices for Peace
  • Delta Dental of South Dakota
  • Transformation Project
  • Flandreau Santee Sioux Health Center
  • Pierre Indian Learning Center
  • Glory House
  • Church on the Street

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Become a Champion for Coverage Partner

Help us bring quality healthcare to everyone in South Dakota. Contact us today to learn more about the Get Covered SD collaborative and how you can get involved.

Penny Kelley
Outreach and Enrollment Services Program Manager
penny@communityhealthcare.net
(605) 277-8405

Brittany Zephier
Navigator Program Manager
 bzephier@communityhealthcare.net

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