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South Dakota Department of Health
South Dakota Department of Health

Health Data & Reports

Health Facility Survey Reports

Accessibility Notice

We are currently working to make these inspection reports fully accessible. During this transition, some reports are provided as scanned documents and may not be fully accessible to individuals using assistive technology.

To request an accessible version of a specific report, please reach out to DOHOLCLicensing@state.sd.us.

Ambulatory Surgical Center Reports

Assisted Living Center Reports

Birthing Center Survey Reports

Community Living Home Reports

Critical Access Hospital Reports

End-Stage Renal Dialysis Reports

Home Health Agency Reports

Hospice Survey Reports

Hospital Survey Reports

Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICFs/IID) Reports

Nursing Facility Reports

Organ Transplant Facility Reports

Outpatient Physical Therapy Reports

Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility Reports

Rural Emergency Hospital Reports

Rural Health Clinic Reports

Specialty Hospital Reports

X-Ray Facility Reports

Please note: Deemed provider surveys are conducted by their respective accrediting organization. The South Dakota Department of Health does not have the authority to post those survey results. Therefore this survey information is not available on our website.

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