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Technology Innovations Grant (Senate Bill 80) is sponsored by South Dakota Department of Human Services. This program provides grants to providers of elder care services in South Dakota for technology innovations that can improve the quality of life and health outcomes of elderly residents and support health care workers. It aims to help more people remain at home longer.
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