UPDATED 10/29/20 2:42pm PT:
We know you’ve been exposed to a great amount of information about the COVID-19 crisis and what it means for your practice. In order to better serve you, we’ve compiled a list of resources to help you make sense of all the information available.
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Blog Posts
- Best Practices for When Your Employees Request FFCRA
- What if My Employees Don't Want to Come Back
- PPP: What to Do if Your Rehire Offer is Rejected
- The Families First Coronavirus Response Act & The Impact on Your Practice
- COVID-19 Employer Obligations & FAQ
- My Office is Closed Because of COVID-19, Now What?
- Paycheck Protection Program: An Overview for Doctors and Small Business Owners
- Paycheck Protection Program Seeks Additional Funding
- Understanding PPP Loan Forgiveness Provisions
- Applying for Assistance Through the CARES Act
- State Offers Programs for Partial Unemployment
- Wage & Hour Claims due to COVID-19
- Calculating Pay for Employee Training and Meetings
- Re-Opening FAQ for Employers During COVID-19
- An Overview of FFCRA + How Employees Can Request FFRCA Leave
- Identifying and Managing High-Risk Employees Case-by-Case
- Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act
- What's the Difference Between Termination and Resignation?
- PPP: What to Do if Your Rehire Offer is Rejected
- FFCRA: Everything You Need to Know When you Re-Open
- Best Practices for When Your Employees Request FFCRA
- New Paycheck Protection Program Guidance Released
- How the Small Business Exemption Affects Your Practice - Here's What You Need to Know
- Questions and Answers Surrounding Back to School and the FFCRA
- Clarifying the FFCRA's "Health Care Provider" Exemption
- Protect Your Practice - A Wave of Age Discrimination Lawsuits is Expected
- California Expands Employee Rights to Family and Medical Leave
- Lawsuits Over COVID-19 Leave are Expected to Increase Soon
COVID-19 Risk Assessment
Roadmap
Exposure Flowchart
Webinar and Live Q&A Recordings
DISCLAIMER: Due to the rapidly changing guidance on these regulations, some information from these webinars may no longer be up to date. Please note the date of the recording prior to watching.
- CDA Webinar: COVID-19 Updates + Live Q&A with Ali Oromchian, JD, LL.M
- Recorded March 20,2020
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Henry Schein Webinar: COVID-19 & The Impact on Your Practice
- Recorded March 20,2020
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COVID-19 Q&A Live Stream Host by Ali Oromchian
- Recorded March 16,2020
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What to do with my employees: terminate, layoff or furlough?
- Recorded March 23,2020
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DOL Updates on FFCRA Eligibility
- Recorded March 27,2020
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COVID-19 Updates: Mistakes to Avoid, a Discussion on PPP Funding
- Recorded April 16, 2020
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Live Q&A with CDA
- Recorded April 27,2020
- How to Re-Open Your Practice + Q&A with Ali Oromchian, JD, LL.M
- Recorded April 29, 2020
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Live with CDA: Bringing Your Dental Team Back to Practice
- Recorded May 7, 2020
- Live: CDPH Latest Guidelines Breakdown with Ali Oromchian, JD, LL.M
- Recorded May 8, 2020
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Live: FAQs for Re-Opening
- Recorded May 29, 2020
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Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act Q&A
- Recorded June 10, 2020
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COVID-19: Exposure, Travel Policies, Sick Leave & More
- Recorded July 8, 2020
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Thriving Dentist Podcast: HR and COVID-19: What Dentists Need to Know
- Air Date October 28, 2020
Email Templates
Unemployment Links by State
Quarantining & Safety for COVID-19
Families First Coronavirus Response Act
Practice Management & Guidance
- CDC Guidance for Healthcare Professionals (All Healthcare)
- COVID-19 Toolkit from Gene St. Louis Consulting (Dental)
Financial Resources
Re-Opening Resources
Additional Resources
If you are a current HR for Health client and have additional questions, please reach out to our team by calling 877-779-4747. Please keep in mind that due to an influx in questions related to the COVID-19 outbreak, our response time may be slower than usual but we will get back to you as soon as we can!
If you are not a current HR for Health client and have additional questions, please schedule an HR consultation with us by booking time here or calling us at 877-779-4747, option 1.
Quick note: This is not to be taken as legal or HR advice. Since employment laws change over time and can vary by location and industry, consult a lawyer or HR expert for specific guidance. Learn about HR for Health's HR services