Programs

  • Children's Care Hospital & School

    CHILDREN'S CARE HOSPITAL & SCHOOL (CCHS) IS ADDITIVE TO THE FABRIC OF CARE IN SOUTH DAKOTA BY BEING THE SOLE PROVIDER OF SPECIFIC MEDICAID BASED SERVICES AND SUPPORTS FOR THE CHILDREN OF SOUTH DAKOTA.IN FISCAL YEAR 2023, CCHS PROVIDED SERVICES FOR OVER 2,880 INDIVIDUALS FROM 6 STATES, FROM BIRTH THROUGH AGE 21 WITH DISABILITIES OR REHABILITATION NEEDS IN ALL OF ITS PROGRAMS. IN SOUTH DAKOTA ALONE, MORE THAN 2,570 CHILDREN SERVED WERE FROM 64 OF SOUTH DAKOTA'S 66 COUNTIES AND 249 TOWNS AND CITIES. 849 OF THOSE CHILDREN RECEIVED MORE THAN ONE SERVICE FROM LIFESCAPE. OUTPATIENT AND OUTREACH SERVICES, WHICH ARE COMMUNITY BASED, SERVED MORE THAN 2,700 OF THOSE CHILDREN IN SIOUX FALLS AND RAPID CITY, SD. SERVICES INCLUDE THERAPIES RANGING FROM PHYSICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL TO SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY, BEHAVIORAL THERAPY, ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY, SEATING AND POSITIONING, AND POWERED MOBILITY SERVICES.IN SIOUX FALLS AND RAPID CITY OUTPATIENT CLINICS, 295 CHILDREN RECEIVED FREE AUTISM SCREENINGS AND 113 CHILDREN WERE EVALUATED FOR AUTISM. LIFESCAPE HAS MORE THAN A DOZEN BOARD CERTIFIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSTS IN THE STATE, WHICH HAS LED TO 27% DROP IN CHILDREN WAITING TO BE SEEN FOR AUTISM AND APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS SERVICES. LIFESCAPE'S CHILDREN'S SPECIALTY HOSPITAL CONTINUES TO BE THE ONLY PEDIATRIC REHABILITATION HOSPITAL IN SOUTH DAKOTA. IN FY23, 28 CHILDREN WERE SERVED IN THE HOSPITAL. IN THE RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM AND INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITY, 56 CHILDREN WERE SERVED, MOST OF WHOM ALSO ATTENDED LIFESCAPE'S SPECIALTY SCHOOLS. IN ADDITION, THERE WERE OVER 70 DAY STUDENTS AT THE 26TH STREET CAMPUS AND PATHWAYS TO LIFE SCHOOL.
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    Dates
    Jul 1, 2022 – Jun 30, 2023
    Source
    990
    No causes provided
    No populations provided
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    $31.2M

  • Program 1 [2025]

    CHILDREN'S CARE HOSPITAL & SCHOOL (CCHS) IS ADDITIVE TO THE FABRIC OF CARE IN SOUTH DAKOTA BY BEING THE SOLE PROVIDER OF SPECIFIC MEDICAID BASED SERVICES AND SUPPORTS FOR THE CHILDREN OF SOUTH DAKOTA.IN FISCAL YEAR 2025, CCHS PROVIDED SERVICES FOR OVER 4,400 INDIVIDUALS FROM 9 STATES, FROM BIRTH THROUGH AGE 21 WITH DISABILITIES OR REHABILITATION NEEDS IN ALL OF ITS PROGRAMS. IN SOUTH DAKOTA ALONE, MORE THAN 3,800 CHILDREN WERE SERVED FROM 65 OF SOUTH DAKOTA'S 66 COUNTIES AND 257 TOWNS AND CITIES. MORE THAN 1,000 OF THOSE CHILDREN RECEIVED MORE THAN ONE SERVICE FROM LIFESCAPE. OUTPATIENT AND OUTREACH SERVICES, WHICH ARE COMMUNITY BASED, SERVED MORE THAN 3,600 OF THOSE CHILDREN IN SIOUX FALLS AND RAPID CITY, SD. SERVICES INCLUDE, BUT ARE LIMITED TO, THERAPIES RANGING FROM PHYSICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL TO SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY, BEHAVIORAL THERAPY, ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY, SEATING AND POSITIONING, AND POWERED MOBILITY SERVICES.IN SIOUX FALLS, THE HIRING OF A DIRECTOR OF THE AUTISM CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER HAS GENERATED A DIRECT CUT TO THE NUMBER OF CHILDREN WAITING FOR AUTISM EVALUATIONS, RESULTING IN A DROP FROM 397 IN FY24 TO 289 IN FY25. IN RAPID CITY, THE WAITLIST CONTINUED TO GROW FOR APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS (ABA) SERVICES AND AUTISM EVALUATIONS. HOWEVER, DUE TO AN INCREASE IN NEED FOR SPECIALIZED NUTRITION CARE TAILORED TO MEET UNIQUE NEEDS, PEDIATRIC MEDICAL NUTRITION THERAPY SERVICES BEGAN TO BE OFFERED IN OUTPATIENT SETTINGS IN SIOUX FALLS.LIFESCAPE'S CHILDREN'S SPECIALTY HOSPITAL CONTINUES TO BE THE ONLY PEDIATRIC REHABILITATION HOSPITAL IN SOUTH DAKOTA. IN FY25, 33 CHILDREN WERE SERVED IN THE HOSPITAL. IN THE RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM AND INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITY, 114 CHILDREN FROM THREE STATES WERE SERVED, MOST OF WHOM ALSO ATTENDED LIFESCAPE'S SPECIALTY SCHOOLS. IN ADDITION, THERE WERE 145 DAY STUDENTS AT THE 26TH STREET CAMPUS AND PATHWAYS TO LIFE SCHOOL. IN LATE FY25, HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WERE MOVED TO THE VISTA PARK LOCATION TO BETTER SUIT THEIR NEEDS AND CREATE A TRUE HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE.IN SOUTH DAKOTA, LIFESCAPE EMPLOYS 4 OUT OF 5 SEATING & MOBILITY SPECIALISTS, AND HAS THE 1ST AND ONLY SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST IN SWALLOWING DISORDERS, WHICH HAS LED TO REFERRALS FROM OUT OF STATE.
    Geographies
    Not indicated
    Dates
    Jul 1, 2024 – Jun 30, 2025
    Source
    990
    No causes provided
    No populations provided
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    $35.1M