Our team at blumshapiro is working to provide you with the latest information to keep you informed and prepared to navigate this crisis.
Our team at blumshapiro is working to provide you with the latest information to keep you informed and prepared to navigate this crisis.
As the news surrounding the global COVID-19 pandemic continues to evolve, our team at blumshapiro is staying focused on answering the local business community’s most pressing questions. Get the latest information and resources by clicking here.
The public health crisis brought on by the spread of the novel coronavirus has had a significant economic impact on every industry operating in the United States and around the world. One of the most impacted industries encompasses the businesses at the frontlines of this pandemic: US healthcare providers.
Our team at blumshapiro is working to provide you with the latest information to keep you informed and prepared to navigate this crisis. You can review our roundup of resources for long-term care and senior living providers by clicking here.
This article puts a long list of resources, guidelines and toolkits in one place.
Long-term care providers, for the past two plus months, have been working tirelessly to take care of a large percentage of our nation’s elderly and infirmed population. From financial relief programs to state and federal guidelines, here are some of the latest resources that may be helpful for long-term care providers:
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the federal government has passed a series of stimulus packages aimed to provide the national business community with the financial relief they need to navigate and recover from this crisis.
Our team at blumshapiro has been closely following the latest developments and has created several toolkits that we hope will prepare you to take advantage of various relief options.
Federal, state and local government leaders – as well as professional associations, philanthropic foundations and other groups – are all rolling out loan programs, grant opportunities and other forms of financial relief options on a seemingly constant basis.
Our best piece of advice is to contact your financial advisor to develop a plan that works for you. In the meantime, here are a few resources that may help start that process.
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