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Approximately 27% of the adult population in Kansas have a disability which is almost at par with the national average. The most common forms of disability reported in the state relate to cognition, independent living, and mobility. Other forms of disability include hearing, vision, and self-care. These disabilities cost the Sunflower State government nearly $3.4

Nearly 35% of Kentucky’s population reports living with some form of disability compared to the national average of 25%. It means that close to four in ten Kentuckians have a disability that prevents them from working and earning an income. These disabilities cost the state up to $5.8 billion in disability-related healthcare costs annually. For

On average, 32.3% of adults in Louisiana report having some form of disability. The number is slightly higher than the national average of 25.6%. It means that one in every three adults in Louisiana has a disability limiting their workability. This can make it challenging to earn a living and support yourself or your family.

Approximately 27% of Maine residents have some form of disability, but only 7% of them receive Social Security Disability benefits. The state spends nearly $4.5 billion annually on disability services which is approximately 37% of its healthcare spending. Any form of disability can drastically increase the need for medical services and financial assistance. Therefore, if

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report that approximately 28% of Indiana residents have some form of disability. This is equivalent to one in every four residents. These disabilities usually have a significant impact on the health and overall being of the victim. Unfortunately, Indiana residents who report a disability are more likely