House Republican leaders have formulated a health plan that would raise costs for many, if not most, beneficiaries of Medicare. The plan seeks to modify Medicare by making three primary changes. The first would convert it to a premium support system; the second would increase the age at which individuals are eligible; and the third change would modify
It is no surprise that Governor Bevin has attempted to implement major changes to our state’s Medicaid laws. One major change is that the state is now requiring recipients to work or pay for health coverage. Since inception with the prior administration, the new law has dropped the uninsured rate from about 20% (2013) to
Military personnel have been covered under Social Security since 1957. A total of approximately 9.4 million military veterans receive social security benefits, which means that almost one out of every four adults receiving benefits has served in the military. The attorneys at the Sullivan Law Office have been serving veterans and their families for two generations.
Moving forward in 2016 requires some grasp of what the future holds. The Sullivan Law Office follows all of the latest legal developments related to Social Security in providing the residents of Kentucky with knowledgeable and experienced legal assistance in cases involving Social Security Disability, long-term disability, short-term disability, state retirement and workers’ compensation. According
