Critical “MUST SEE” ADA Webinar Will Soon be Available On-Demand
On the afternoon of Friday, March 27, literally as President Trump was signing the $2.2 Trillion CARES Act, the ADA held a live member webinar which quickly reached attendance capacity.
This 90-minute webinar,
Dental Practice Financial Issues Surrounding COVID-19
, was recorded and will be emailed to KDA members as soon as it becomes available.
The webinar includes
IMPORTANT
information regarding business decisions and the just-passed CARES Act, which is
CRITICAL
to your practice.
The webinar explains how to access SBA loans and the Emergency Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) $10,000 grant. At $2.2 trillion, the federal incentive package is quite large, but it is
FIRST-COME FIRST-SERVED
money and you must act
IMMEDIATELY!
CARES Act Becomes Law
COVID-19 Relief Bill Contains Provisions Important to Dentistry
On Friday, March 27, the House passed a $2 trillion stimulus package aimed at helping the people, states, and businesses nationwide devastated by the coronavirus pandemic, that was later signed into law by President Donald Trump.
In an
Issues Alert
to dentists, ADA President Chad P. Gehani said the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act — or CARES Act — contains many provisions the ADA believes are important to dentists, dental practice owners, dental students, and dental office employees. This includes Small Business Administration loans, retirement account withdrawals, and student loan payment and interest deferral.
“To help guide you through all of this new information, the ADA will be holding webinars for dentists on individual topics that we have crafted in response to this new legislation,” Dr. Gehani said. “These webinars will be housed on
ADA.org/virusresources
and will be available on-demand. In some instances, dentists will be able to join and participate live.”
What’s in the CARES Act and How It Can Immediately Impact My Dental Practice
is now available for viewing. The webinar is
led by Mike Graham, ADA senior vice president of government and public affairs, and
Allen Schiff, the managing member of Schiff & Associates, who has over 35 years of experience in dental practice management.
