South Dakota Code — 28
Browse 288 sections in division 28 of the South Dakota code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 28-1-1. Duties of department--System of social security--Compliance with federal acts--Administration of programs.
- § 28-1-11. Assistant attorney general for department--Enforcement of support and public assistance laws--Representation of department.
- § 28-1-12. Office space and equipment provided for department by county commissioners.
- § 28-1-14. Repealed by SL 2012, ch 151, §§ 12 to 14.
- § 28-1-18. Duplication of public assistance prohibited--Temporary assistance for needy families excepted--Exhaustion of other sources of assistance as prerequisite to state and local assistance.
- § 28-1-24.1. Procedural rules for contested cases.
- § 28-1-25. Protective payment of assistance where recipient incapable.
- § 28-1-26. Repealed by SL 2012, ch 151, §§ 15, 16.
- § 28-1-28. Civil action for reimbursement from persons responsible for support.
- § 28-1-28.1. Department acceptance and administration of private support contributions--Use.
- § 28-1-29. Public assistance records confidential--Exceptions.
- § 28-1-31. Adoption and child placement records remain confidential.
- § 28-1-32. Rules governing custody, use and preservation of records--Use in actions involving public officers and employees.
- § 28-1-33. Unauthorized use of public assistance records as misdemeanor.
- § 28-1-34. Commercial and political use of public assistance records as misdemeanor.
- § 28-1-44. Transferred to §§ 1-36A-25 to 1-36A-28.
- § 28-1-45.3. Repealed by SL 2012, ch 151, §§ 19, 20.
- § 28-1-46. Low-income energy assistance program--Agreements with other public agencies for establishment.
- § 28-1-48. Citizens returning from abroad--Agreements with federal agencies for participation.
- § 28-1-49. Payments to recipients of supplemental security income--Establishment program.
- § 28-1-50. Rules for administration and operation of programs.
- § 28-1-51. Rules for protection of confidential information.
- § 28-1-52. Fiscal impact of department rules on local government units restricted.
- § 28-1-59. Injury, disease, or death of work activity participant--Eligibility for medical and disability benefits.
- § 28-1-60. Child care services program.
- § 28-1-61. Adoption of rules for child care services program.
- § 28-1-62. Repealed by SL 2012, ch 151, §§ 23, 24.
- § 28-1-64. Payments by public agencies to adoptive parents with limited means--Costs covered--Rules.
- § 28-1-65. Child support enforcement unit--Federal money--Enforcement powers.
- § 28-1-66. Availability of child support enforcement services--Fees--Payment by responsible parent.
- § 28-1-67. Clearing account for child support enforcement collections.
- § 28-1-68. Confidentiality of enforcement services applications and records.
- § 28-1-69. Information on amount owed sent to consumer reporting agencies--Consumer reporting agency defined--Notice to obligor.
- § 28-1-70. Repealed by SL 2012, ch 153, §§ 4 to 7.
- § 28-1-78. Program of recoveries and fraud investigations--Debt collection and fraud allegation investigations--Authority of investigators.
- § 28-1-79. Collection action to recover debts owed department.
- § 28-1-80. Confidentiality of investigative records and files of program.
- § 28-1-81. Report to Governor and Legislature concerning program activities.
- § 28-1-82. Unauthorized supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits.
- § 28-1-83. Unauthorized supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits--Penalty.
- § 28-1-84. Unauthorized supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits--Definition.
- § 28-1-85. Refugee resettlement agencies--Required annual report.
- § 28-5-24. Supplemental services to complement provisions of Title XVIII of the 1965 amendments to the federal Social Security Act, as amended.
- § 28-5A-1. Agreements to administer supplemental security income programs--Rules for payments to qualified residents.
- § 28-5A-2. Reimbursement of administrative costs--Federal funds for benefit payments.
- § 28-6-1. Provision of medical services and remedial care authorized--Rules.
- § 28-6-1.1. Establishment of fee schedules--Posting of fees, changes--Applicability of chapter 1-26.
- § 28-6-1.2. Reimbursement schedule for certain services--Medicaid program.
- § 28-6-3.1. Disposal of assets at less than fair market value--Effect on eligibility.
- § 28-6-4.5. Public funds not to be used for abortion except to save life of mother.
- § 28-6-5. Opportunity provided to apply for assistance--Assistance furnished promptly.
- § 28-6-6. Fair hearing on denial or delay in assistance.
- § 28-6-7.1. Acceptance of assistance as assignment and subrogation of support rights and insurance proceeds--Liability of insurer or attorney.
- § 28-6-16. Definition of terms.
- § 28-6-17. Income and resources of spouses in long-term care--Division--Notice--Hearing.
- § 28-6-18. Promulgation of rules regarding income and resources in long-term care.
- § 28-6-20. Effect of 28-6-16 to 28-6-22, inclusive, on other statutes.
- § 28-6-21. Application of 28-6-17.
- § 28-6-22. Application of 28-6-16 to 28-6-22, inclusive.
- § 28-6-23. Medical assistance as debt to department--Recovery of debt.
- § 28-6-23.1. Limiting financial responsibility of estate of surviving spouse.
- § 28-6-24. Medical assistance lien against real property.
- § 28-6-25. Filing medical assistance real estate lien.
- § 28-6-26. Exemption to medical assistance lien.
- § 28-6-27. Priority of medical assistance lien.
- § 28-6-28. Definition of terms.
- § 28-6-29. Funding pool established.
- § 28-6-30. Payments from funding pool to publicly owned and operated nursing facilities.
- § 28-6-31. Payments to be remitted to department for credit to health care trust fund.
- § 28-6-32. Publicly owned and operated nursing facility may receive and shall remit payments under §§ 28-6-30 and 28-6-31--Exception.
- § 28-6-33. Code provisions governing investment in health care trust fund.
- § 28-6-34. Funds appropriated under § 28-6-1 may be used for payments under § 28-6-30.
- § 28-6-35. Promulgation of rules regarding health care trust fund and funding pool.
- § 28-6-36. No entitlement to funds.
- § 28-6-37. Eligibility for nursing and rehabilitative services--Countable assets reduced by long-term care partnership program policy benefits.
- § 28-6-38. South Dakota long-term care partnership program established.
- § 28-6A-2. Dialysis and transplant program to be established--Assistance rendered.
- § 28-6A-4. Repealed.
- § 28-6A-5. Repealed.
- § 28-6A-8. Financial assistance to chronic renal failure patients--Services and supplies--Limitations.
- § 28-6A-10. Contracts authorized for assistance from other agencies.
- § 28-6A-11. Repealed.
- § 28-6A-12. Rules for administration and enforcement.
- § 28-6A-13. Schedule for copayment of service fees--Payments by applicant and department.
- § 28-6B-1. Prenatal care program created.
- § 28-6B-2. Repealed.
- § 28-6B-3. Administration by department.
- § 28-6B-4. Promulgation of rules.
- § 28-6B-5. Eligibility for program.
- § 28-6B-6. Scope of services.
- § 28-6B-7. Medical issue unrelated to pregnancy not included.
- § 28-6B-8. Abortion not included--Exception.
- § 28-7A-1. No entitlement to assistance.
- § 28-7A-2. Definition of terms.
- § 28-7A-3. Promulgation of rules.
- § 28-7A-4. Determining eligibility requirements.
- § 28-7A-4.1. Exemption--Controlled substance felony--Denial of benefits—Prohibition.
- § 28-7A-5. Social security number required for eligibility.
- § 28-7A-6. Cooperation with paternity and child support proceedings required.
- § 28-7A-7. Assignment of support rights.
- § 28-7A-8. Manner of application--Timely response.
- § 28-7A-9. Assessment of skills, work experience, and employability.
- § 28-7A-10. Adoption of standards for participation in work activities and assistance programs--Training and education.
- § 28-7A-11. Denial, reduction, or termination of assistance for refusal to participate--Investigation of compliance.
- § 28-7A-12. Feasible and reasonable assistance programs authorized.
- § 28-7A-13. Employment as work activity.
- § 28-7A-14. Reconsideration of assistance.
- § 28-7A-15. Appeal by aggrieved applicant or recipient.
- § 28-7A-16. Denial, reduction, or termination of assistance to deter fraud and program abuse.
- § 28-7A-17. Adoption of policies to recover overpayment of assistance.
- § 28-7A-18. Assistance not transferable--Assistance not subject to legal process--Exception.
- § 28-7A-19. Effect of amending or repealing acts.
- § 28-7A-20. Department to implement combination work and education activity--Time limitation--Goal.
- § 28-7A-21. Combination work and education activity--Criteria for education component.
- § 28-7A-22. Eligibility for work and education activity.
- § 28-7A-23. Department may limit number of participants in work and education activity.
- § 28-7A-24. Promulgation of rules.
- § 28-8-23. Purposes of chapter.
- § 28-8-24. Definition of terms.
- § 28-8-25. Powers of department in implementation of program.
- § 28-8-26. Services for which fees prohibited--Low-income families.
- § 28-8-27. Deposit and crediting of nonappropriated funds--Use by department--No reversion to general fund.
- § 28-8-28. Services provided to individuals by secretary--Rules and standards.
- § 28-8-29. Recipient information confidential--Conditions for disclosure.
- § 28-8A-5.1. Attendant care for quadriplegics--Qualifications for participants.
- § 28-8A-6.1. Rules for attendant-care program.
- § 28-8A-7.1. Direct payment for attendant-care services.
- § 28-8A-9. Personal attendant defined.
- § 28-8A-10. Personal attendant allowed for person with disability.
- § 28-9-23. Definition of terms.
- § 28-9-25. Administration by director.
- § 28-9-27. Employment of personnel for division.
- § 28-9-30. Rehabilitation service provided to eligible persons.
- § 28-9-32. Types of services provided without cost.
- § 28-9-36. Review of determinations of counselors or coordinators--Written final determination by division director.
- § 28-9-40. Agreements to implement federal statutes--Administration--Compliance with federal requirements.
- § 28-9-44. Rules for division--Scope of rules.
- § 28-9-47. Advisory Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities designated.
- § 28-9-48. Repealed by SL 2012, ch 14, §§ 3, 4.
- § 28-10-1. Definition of terms.
- § 28-10-2.1. Division created.
- § 28-10-5. Subordinate administrative units within division.
- § 28-10-6. Employment of personnel for division.
- § 28-10-7. Political activity by vocational rehabilitation employees prohibited--Discharge or suspension for violation.
- § 28-10-8. Delegation of powers by director--Powers not subject to delegation.
- § 28-10-10. Vocational rehabilitation services provided to eligible persons.
- § 28-10-11. Rehabilitation services provided based on economic need.
- § 28-10-13. Certification of funds for disbursement.
- § 28-10-14. Review of determinations of counselor or coordinator--Written final determination by division director required.
- § 28-10-16. Unauthorized use of records and lists as misdemeanor--Dismissal.
- § 28-10-18. Cooperation with public and private agencies in rehabilitation studies and programs.
- § 28-10-20. Reciprocal agreements with other states for vocational rehabilitation.
- § 28-10-21. Procedural regulations made by secretary.
- § 28-10-25. Board of Service to the Blind and Visually Impaired created.
- § 28-11-1. Department to enter agreement with federal government and make disability determinations.
- § 28-12-1. Agreement with federal government--Purpose--Promulgation of rules.
- § 28-12-2. Agreements between political subdivisions and division authorized.
- § 28-12-3. Certain drug offenders exempted from federal eligibility sanctions.
- § 28-12-4. Child support cooperation as condition of eligibility.
- § 28-13-1. County duty to relieve poor persons--Taxation--Determination of eligibility.
- § 28-13-1.1. "Indigent or poor person" defined--Eligibility standards.
- § 28-13-1.2. Considerations in establishing eligibility standards.
- § 28-13-1.3. Medically indigent person defined.
- § 28-13-1.4. Appeal regarding medical indigence.
- § 28-13-2. Residency acquired for poor relief purposes.
- § 28-13-3. Residency required for assistance--Establishment.
- § 28-13-5. Children's residency.
- § 28-13-8. Residency continued until lost by new residency.
- § 28-13-12. Residency not established by state acceptance of application.
- § 28-13-14. Residency not established by residence in health care facility.
- § 28-13-16. County commissioners to have responsibility for care and relief of poor persons.
- § 28-13-16.1. Waiting period imposed at board's discretion while residency investigated.
- § 28-13-16.2. Intentional fraud or deceit to receive assistance.
- § 28-13-17. Proceedings by and against commissioners in name of county.
- § 28-13-18. Record of poor relief payments available in investigation of residency.
- § 28-13-19. Establishment of special emergency county welfare account--Purpose--Deposit and withdrawal of fund--Source of fund.
- § 28-13-20. Services required of applicant--Contract for repayment of assistance.
- § 28-13-20.1. Regular county employees not replaced by poor relief applicants--Maximum hours of work.
- § 28-13-20.2. Refusal to work without just cause--Eligibility for assistance terminated.
- § 28-13-21. County funds expended on federal work relief projects--Agreements with federal agencies--Construction of public buildings not authorized.
- § 28-13-22. Employment of welfare workers to distribute funds and supplies to poor.
- § 28-13-23. Annual allowances to competent poor persons.
- § 28-13-26. Employment of physician to attend poor persons in county--Annual salary--Monthly report by physician.
- § 28-13-27. Hospitalization of poor persons--Definition of terms.
- § 28-13-27.1. Medically necessary hospital services.
- § 28-13-27.2. Cost guidelines for medical and remedial services.
- § 28-13-28. Statement of costs required of hospital caring for indigent persons--Frequency of statements.
- § 28-13-29. Cost governed by statement or amendment--Claim against county not to exceed usual hospital rates.
- § 28-13-30. Approval of statement by secretary--Modification of items in statement.
- § 28-13-31. Continuation of statement in effect until withdrawn or amended--Effective date of amendments--Statements available for inspection.
- § 28-13-32. County commissioners' objections to statements.
- § 28-13-32.3. Medical indigency required for poor relief assistance in the event of hospitalization--Application required--Time--Limitation.
- § 28-13-32.4. Submission of application by hospital within one year of discharge--Contents--Additional information not to be required.
- § 28-13-32.5. Determining medical indigence--Annual income guideline.
- § 28-13-32.6. Housing indexes by county.
- § 28-13-32.7. Determining household income--Sources.
- § 28-13-32.8. Household resources.
- § 28-13-32.9. Determination of person's ability to pay--Factors.
- § 28-13-32.10. Indigency by design.
- § 28-13-32.11. Determination of household's ability to purchase health insurance.
- § 28-13-33. County liability for emergency and nonemergency hospitalization of indigent persons--Remedies for recovery of expense by county.
- § 28-13-33.1. Experimental procedures and treatment for medically indigent patient.
- § 28-13-33.2. Billing for care of medically indigent patients.
- § 28-13-34.1. Notice to county where hospitalization is furnished to indigent person--Time for notice of emergency and nonemergency admissions--Contents of notice.
- § 28-13-34.2. Release of information.
- § 28-13-35. Substitute arrangements for hospitalized indigent patient--County not liable to hospital after failure to cooperate.
- § 28-13-36. Contractual arrangements between county and hospital not impaired.
- § 28-13-37. County duty to relieve nonresidents in distress.
- § 28-13-37.1. Medical review by county or Department of Social Services.
- § 28-13-38. Temporary relief to nonresident--Reimbursement by home county.
- § 28-13-38.1. When hospitals outside state are eligible for reimbursement by county.
- § 28-13-40. Appeal to circuit court from county commissioners--Direction for assistance.
- § 28-13-42. Names of recipients not released for publication.
- § 28-13-43. Assignment or transfer of property to qualify for assistance as misdemeanor.
- § 28-13-44. Bankruptcy not admissible in making determination of indigency.
- § 28-13A-1. Establishment--Administration--Expenditures.
- § 28-13A-2. Board established--Appointment and term of members--Expenses.
- § 28-13A-4. Rules for participation by additional counties, withdrawal and administration.
- § 28-13A-5. Discontinuance--Disposition of fund--Final assessment.
- § 28-13A-6. Reimbursement from fund--Eligibility--Application.
- § 28-13A-7. Amount of reimbursement.
- § 28-13A-8. Annual report of disbursements--Assessment and payment of shares by counties.
- § 28-13A-9. Computation of counties' shares.
- § 28-13A-10. Supplemental assessments to avoid depletion.
- § 28-13A-11. Acceptance of funds from other sources.
- § 28-13A-12. Children born during multiple birth considered as single individual--Multiple birth defined.
- § 28-13A-13. Conditions for disbursement for organ transplants.
- § 28-13A-14. Disposition of contested claims.
- § 28-14-1. County claim for reimbursement from person relieved--Enforcement against property.
- § 28-14-2. Relief of nonresident--Reimbursement by county of residence.
- § 28-14-2.1. Relief to resident of less than sixty days--Reimbursement by prior county of residence.
- § 28-14-2.2. Relief to person becoming resident for medical services--Reimbursement by prior county of residence.
- § 28-14-3. Support and relief for which lien may be established--Burial expenses.
- § 28-14-4. Medical treatment not subject to lien provisions.
- § 28-14-5. County lien on property of recipient for care, support, or burial expenses provided--Immediate effect--Reimbursement under catastrophic county poor relief fund.
- § 28-14-6. Application of lien to property of spouse--Joint tenancy--Continuation of lien.
- § 28-14-7. Recording of poor relief payments by county auditor--Contents of record--Place of filing.
- § 28-14-8. Certified copies of record filed in other counties--Lien on property therein.
- § 28-14-9. Record as notice of lien--Joint tenancy, homestead, and after-acquired property covered.
- § 28-14-10. Application to county commissioners for correction of record of lien--Action by commissioners.
- § 28-14-11. Foreclosure of lien by action--Time of commencing action--Restrictions on enforcement against homestead.
- § 28-14-12. Advertising and sale of personal property acquired by lien foreclosure.
- § 28-14-13. Rent or sale of real property acquired by foreclosure of lien--Crediting of moneys received.
- § 28-14-14. Satisfaction of lien on full payment--Statement of satisfaction recorded with register of deeds--Marginal notation by register.
- § 28-14-15. Appearance by county commissioners in lien proceedings--Compromises and agreements regarding liens--Execution of instruments.
- § 28-14-16. Filing with county auditor of application for satisfaction, compromise of lien, or correction of record.
- § 28-14-17. Action and resolution by county commissioners on application--Execution of instruments.
- § 28-14-18. Recording of satisfactions and releases--No fee--Marginal notation by register of deeds.
- § 28-14-19. Termination of lien upon closing of estate.
- § 28-14-20. Termination of certain liens as matter of law.
- § 28-17-1. County to employ funeral director to supervise burial or cremation of indigent person.
- § 28-17-2. Funeral expense borne by county of residence or where death occurred.
- § 28-17-3. Selection of funeral director--Decision regarding burial or cremation--Advertising for bids prohibited.
- § 28-17-4. Services required of funeral director--Sum allowed.
- § 28-17-5. Contract for burial space and cemetery services.
- § 28-17-6. Payment of expenses by county--Reimbursement by county of residency--Conduct of funeral and payment of expenses for deceased veterans.
- § 28-18-1. Formation of nonprofit corporations for care of aged authorized.
- § 28-18-2. Area of operation of nonprofit corporation--Control by board of directors.
- § 28-18-3. Self-liquidating bonds issued by nonprofit corporation.
- § 28-18-4. Cooperation and contributions of private and public agencies accepted by nonprofit corporation--Charges and conditions for admission.
- § 28-18-5. Lease of property to nonprofit corporation by Department of Social Services.
- § 28-18-6. County and municipal contributions to nonprofit corporations--Maximum--Appropriation from general fund.
- § 28-18-7. Municipal revenue bonds authorized for establishment and operation of facilities for the aged.
- § 28-18-8. Authorization, issuance, and sale of bonds.
- § 28-18-9. Municipal revenue bonds payable solely from revenues--Credit and taxing power not pledged--Indebtedness not within constitutional limits.
- § 28-18-11. Covenants and agreements in municipal revenue bonds for protection of bondholders--Remedies of bondholders.
- § 28-18-12. Reference in bonds to authorizing resolutions--Negotiability.
- § 28-18-14. Special fund created prior to delivery of bonds--Gross receipts pledged to fund.
- § 28-18-17. Rentals and charges established by municipality--Expenses and bond retirement covered by revenues.
- § 28-18-17.1. Lease-purchase agreements authorized--Pledge of facility and net earnings to payment of bonds and interest.
- § 28-18-18. Operational expenses paid from special fund--Appropriations for payment of bonds.
- § 28-18-19. Findings and determinations binding on municipality.
- § 28-18-20. Severability of provisions.
- § 28-20-1. Imposition of lien for overpayment or certain overdue family, spousal, or child support obligations.
- § 28-20-2. Determination of debt--Notice of lien--Priority.
- § 28-20-3. Motor vehicles--Notation on certificate of title--Priority.
- § 28-20-4. Register of deeds not entitled to fee.
- § 28-21-1. Definitions.
- § 28-21-2. Determination of eligibility or amount of state or local benefits for ABLE savings program beneficiary.
- § 28-21-3. Information about ABLE savings programs.
- § 28-21-4. ABLE accounts not guaranteed.
- § 28-21-5. Immunity from liability.
- § 28-22-1. Rate-setting methodology for services.
- § 28-22-2. Information for rate modeling analysis--Public record.
- § 28-22-3. Rate modeling to include each service category.
- § 28-22-4. Adjustment of rate determination.
- § 28-22-5. Annual report to Governor and Legislature.
- § 28-22-6. Application of chapter.