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South Dakota Bill Regarding Medicaid Expansion for Pregnant Women (HB 1214)
This law was last updated on Aug 15, 2014
Number
HB 1214
Status
Failed to Pass
Proposed
Jan 28, 2013
Sponsors
Primary Sponsors: 23
Total Sponsors: 23
Full Bill Text
HB 1214 would have expanded Medicaid eligibility for pregnancy-related services for pregnant women up to one hundred forty percent of the federal poverty level per household size.
STATUS
The version of the bill as introduced would have created a prenatal care program to provide for the medical care of unborn children whose mothers are undocumented immigrants. The introduced version was similar to HB 1158, which was introduced and failed to pass during the 2014 legislative session.
The bill was hoghoused — significantly amended — by the Senate Health and Human Services and then failed to pass.
People
Primary Sponsor
- Billie Sutton
- Deb Soholt
- Jim Bradford
- Stanford Adelstein
- Patrick Kirschman
- Paula Hawks
- Anne Hajek
- Marc Feinstein
- Jon Hansen
- Justin Cronin
- Mark Kirkeby
- Betty Olson
- Stace Nelson
- Dennis Feickert
- Chuck Welke
- Ryan Maher
- Hal Wick
- Manny Steele
- Bernie Hunhoff
- Steve Hickey
- Scott Craig
- Brock Greenfield
- Julie Bartling
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