Description
As a result of the CARES Act (H.R. 748), a number of
financial relief programs have become available to many small businesses
impacted by the current health crisis. The COVID-19 Response Team at Holland
& Knight and the Public Affairs team at CAP have been analyzing how the
CARES Act will impact our member physicians.
In this one-hour webinar, you will learn about the regulatory
changes that will affect your practice and what funding resources are available
to help you determine and understand which loan program(s) can best meet your
needs.
The webinar covers:
- Overview of CARES Act provisions that suspend reduced reimbursement
- What physicians need to consider to pursue CARES Act emergency funds and loan opportunities
- How to take advantage of the new waivers and regulatory flexibilities in response to COVID-19
- Insights into the next relief and support bill being outlined by Congress
Contributors
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Robert H. Bradner, Partner, Holland & Knight
Robert H. Bradner is an attorney in Holland & Knight's Federal Practice. With more than 30 years of experience working in the legislative and regulatory arena, Mr. Bradner provides counseling, strategy development, drafting, and advocacy services on a range of complex and difficult federal matters. He works through Congress, the Administration, and the regulatory process to shape developments in areas such as Medicare reimbursement, Medicaid, the regulation of healthcare providers, health insurance markets, biomedical research, and public health programs. He also works on initiatives related to the Veterans Health Administration and U.S. Department of Defense health programs.
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Miranda A. Franco
Miranda A. Franco is a senior policy advisor in Holland & Knight's Washington, D.C., office and is a member of the firm's Public Policy & Regulation Group. Ms. Franco has extensive knowledge of Medicare's physician and hospital reimbursement process, Medicare's quality improvement initiatives, advancements in health information technology, Accountable Care Organizations and innovative payment models, health system reform initiatives, public health preparedness programs, Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) implementation, and other healthcare-related issues.