Massachusetts Healthcare Plan Provides Safety Net for Uninsured

A landmark Massachusetts law that was passed in 2006 is being hailed as a potential model for a national healthcare plan. The law combines the deregulated marketplace option for those individuals who wish to shop for their own health benefits with tax credits, but also keeps the uninsured from falling through the cracks, by patching up the system so that every person receives benefits from work.

Though the system has been highly successful and has been recognized nationally for its excellence, problems do still occur. Some employers are unwilling to provide their workers with health coverage and many Massachusetts citizens are still living without healthcare benefits. This is a dangerous situation, and can cause many legal problems for the individual. If you are struggling with medical bills that seem to be too high, or fighting with your employer over your benefits package, you may need professional legal help. Contact the law office of Kerstein, Coren & Lichtenstein LLP for more information today!