State & federal programs
CHIP of South Dakota
Free or low-cost health coverage for children in SD families earning up to 204% FPL.
CHIP of South Dakota provides comprehensive health coverage for children including doctor visits, dental, vision, prescriptions, hospital care, and mental health services. Children up to age 18 in families earning up to 204% of the federal poverty level may qualify.
Who qualifies
A quick look at who this program is designed to help.
Children up to age 18 in families with household incomes too high for Medicaid but at or below 204% of the federal poverty level may qualify. Children must be uninsured and not eligible for Medicaid. U.S. citizenship or qualifying immigration status and state residency required.
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What you'll need
Have these ready before you start the application.
- Proof of child's age and identity (birth certificate), proof of family income (pay stubs, tax return, W-2), proof of state residency (utility bill or lease), Social Security numbers for all household members, and proof of citizenship or qualifying immigration status.
How it works
1. Apply online through your state's CHIP website, HealthCare.gov, or by calling 1-877-KIDS-NOW (1-877-543-7669). 2. Complete the application with family, income, and child information. 3. Provide documentation of income, residency, and citizenship/immigration status. 4. Applications are typically processed within 30-45 days. 5. If approved, your child will receive a health plan card and can begin receiving covered services.
Ready for the next step?
Visit the program’s website for current instructions. Your matches will be here when you return.