Medicare Y Medicaid Desglosados

¿Sabías que muchas personas confunden Medicare y Medicaid? Ambos son programas gubernamentales de atención médica, pero tienen diferencias clave en cuanto a lo que cubren y a quién benefician. Es […]

Cona Elder Law PLLC Leads Movement to Improve Women’s Heart Health on Long Island for All Ages and Stages of Life

Long Island Go Red for Women Celebration is Scheduled for February 27, 2025, at Crest Hollow Country Club. The American Heart Association, a relentless force for a world of longer, […]

American Heart Association’s Breakfast in Red

The American Heart Association-Long Island gathered at the Muttontown Club on Dec. 10 to raise awareness for heart disease and stroke. The Breakfast in Red event included a panel, which […]

Cona Elder Law Hosts “These Colors Don’t Run” Art Contest at Long Island Veterans Home in Stony Brook

Cona Elder Law, a leading law firm dedicated to elder law and estate planning, recently held its 15th annual “These Colors Don’t Run” art contest at the Long Island State Veterans Home […]

Cona Elder Law Hosts ‘These Colors Don’t Run’ Art Contest

Honoring the legacy of those who have served, Melville-based Cona Elder Law recently held its 15th annual “These Colors Don’t Run” art contest at the Long Island State Veterans Home […]

Talk to Your Loved Ones This Holiday Season

This holiday season, instead of talking politics around the dinner table (which can only lead to trouble!), talk to your loved ones about the most significant issues you will face […]

Schneps Webinar: Top Five Elder Law & Estate Planning Topics for the Thanksgiving Table

Reuniones Familiares en Las Fiestas: Un Momento Para Evaluar a Nuestros Seres Queridos Mayores

Las reuniones familiares durante las fiestas no solo son una excelente oportunidad para ponernos al día; también brindan un momento ideal para evaluar el estado y las necesidades de nuestros […]

Charging Forward: Implementing New Regulations on Credit Card Payment For Medical Services

Recent legislation has sought to heighten consumer protection for patients with medical debt, with measures ranging from prohibitions on property liens and wage garnishment to limitations on reporting unpaid medical […]

Dylan Stevens on What to Do If You Can’t Afford a Lawyer For Estate Planning

Dylan Stevens’ insights were recently featured in a U.S. News & World Report article titled “Can’t Afford a Lawyer for Estate Planning? Do This Instead“. The article focuses on what […]