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Reimbursement & Insurance Coverage

In South Dakota, insurance coverage exists for diabetes and kidney disease (2 appointments/year) for all carriers.

SD Medicaid

As of December 2018, South Dakota Medicaid now covers Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) for up to five hours of service when provided by a RDN or licensed nutritionist. The MNT covered diagnosis codes include but are not limited to: obesity, high cholesterol and other bile acid disorders, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa,  underweight, failure to thrive and celiac disease.

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Become an eligible provider with SD MEdicaid

  1. Apply for an NPI number HERE. After you begin the application, it can take some time to be processed but you will receive an email right away from the website.

  2. Once you have your NPI number, enroll with SD Medicaid HERE.

Find more information and reimbursable codes HERE

Other Insurance Coverage

Available January 2020, RDNs can use CPT Codes 98970-98972 and Medicare B G2061-G2063 for the cumulative minutes of digital service in the 7 days following a visit. The minutes include research, client management plan and communication of the initial problem. Service time must be stored. Does not guarantee insurance companies recognition.

South Dakota Board of Medical and Osteopathic Examiners

Licensure in the state of South Dakota is handled through SDBMOE. You can apply for or renew your license on their website. You can also find contact information on their website to file a complaint.

 
 

Help Ensure Consumers Are Protected with The Academy’s New Incident Reporting Tool

The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics developed the Incident Reporting Tool to support its efforts to protect the public, enhance the quality of nutrition care and promote self-regulation of the profession. The IRT fills a critical gap in supplementing the documentation of noteworthy incidents in the provision of nutrition care services across the country. Patients, members of the general public and health care practitioners can now easily document examples of successful nutrition care, showing the value of qualified practitioners. In addition, incidents of harm or unethical practice can be submitted using the IRT.

The Academy/CDR Code of Ethics requires reporting cases of harm, and this tool provides a uniform and easy mechanism to do so and complements reports to state licensure boards. The information collected from the IRT will be used to facilitate stakeholders and policymakers’ understanding of the value of qualified RDN care, including elected leaders, federal and state agency officials, other health care providers and the public.

To learn more about the IRT and to submit report of harm or success, click here.

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Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR)

CDR is the national credentialing board for all registered dietitians. Visit the CDR website to pay your annual RD credentialing fees or to find Board Specialty Programs.

 

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