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Confronting Another Public Health Pandemic: The American Eviction Crisis
Start READING: Confronting Another Public Health Pandemic: The American Eviction CrisisIn July 2020, the moratorium on evictions of tenants in federally subsidized or financed homes imposed by the CARE Act expired. This leaves millions of vulnerable renters exposed to housing instability and homelessness in the midst of a dangerous pandemic.
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New Rules for Hospital Pricing Transparency: What They Mean for Healthcare Systems and Consumers
Start READING: New Rules for Hospital Pricing Transparency: What They Mean for Healthcare Systems and ConsumersWhen insurers don’t cover the cost of out-of-network care, the patient is “balance billed” the difference between the total cost of services being charged and the amount the insurer pays.
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When It Comes To COVID, What Exactly Is Liability Protection?
Start READING: When It Comes To COVID, What Exactly Is Liability Protection?The corporate immunity proposal introduced in the Senate by Texas Senator John Cornyn as part of the HEALS package would make it nearly impossible for individuals to hold corporations accountable for cutting corners on safety precautions. Here’s what it would do.
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6 Tips for Hosting Effective Virtual Meetings
Start READING: 6 Tips for Hosting Effective Virtual MeetingsIn the era of virtual work with teams spread out worldwide, knowing how to make the most of these virtual meetings is more important than ever.
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Reflections on the Third Anniversary of Saving the Affordable Care Act
Start READING: Reflections on the Third Anniversary of Saving the Affordable Care ActThe ACA, for all its imperfections has established a framework wherein private and public stakeholders can develop systems that enable for more efficient, equitable, effective, and sustainable care be delivered across our communities.
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CARES Act Tax Changes: What’s New Regarding Charitable Giving?
Start READING: CARES Act Tax Changes: What’s New Regarding Charitable Giving?Considering that the response to the pandemic has greatly impacted our nonprofit healthcare providers and first responders, it is not a bad time to be coming into new tax perks connected to charitable giving.
