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New PPP Guidance – Forgiveness On Loans Under 2 Million

Some doctors have had concerns about the requirement to satisfy the certification indicating that the “[c]urrent economic uncertainty makes this loan request necessary to support the ongoing operations of the Applicant.” As a result, some doctors have been concerned...

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COVID-19: Immunology and treatment options

Clin Immunol. 2020 Jun; 215: 108448https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7185015/ This is a great article detailing the interaction of COVID-19 with the body. It discusses the method of infection through the ACE2 receptors and the variations in different...

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KBCE Changes CE Requirements

Today during the KBCE meeting, there were several items discussed. We will be creating a meeting recap that will be posted on the KAC website next week. One item of note that we would like to inform you of is a change to the Continuing Education (CE) requirements for...

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Licensed Massage Therapist To Reopen

Based on guidance that has been posted on the Kentucky Board of Licensure for Massage Therapy (KMT) website, licensed massage therapists (LMT) may reopen on May 25th. They do have a six-page document with guidance for how this reopening will occur. This guidance is...

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Updates and FAQ’s for PPP Forgiveness

There continues to be many questions and concerns around the forgiveness of the PPP loans. Below is an overview of the forgiveness language and also new guidance that has been released this month that intends to further clarify your responsibilities under PPP for...

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Medicare ABN

As we have informed you previously, Medicare has not yet released the new ABN (Advanced Beneficiary Notice). The current ABN has an expiration date of 3/2020. CMS has indicated that we should continue to use the current form, even though it has expired until the new...

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KBCE Special Meeting

Later this week, KBCE was due to meet for its regular May meeting. Due to a time change, this meeting has been canceled and a special meeting has been called. Click Here To Read The Notice. As always, the KAC will be attending this meeting and will be providing you...

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HealthCare Reopening Guidance

Last evening Dr. Stack presented the requirements for Phase I reopening. Click here To View The Presentation.  Below are the requirements as outlined in the governor's press release. In all phases, health care practitioners should still maximize...

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Medicaid License Update

You will need to send your updated license to Medicaid prior to May 1, 2020. Medicaid now has a provider portal you will use to update your license. Some providers have reported this is not an easy process. The address for the Portal is located at the Partner...

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Guidance For Chiropractic Reopening

The guidance for the reopening of chiropractic offices is currently being finalized. There are multiple suggestions for chiropractic, and those are being evaluated now. We do not know what the guidance will look like at this time, but once we have a clearer picture,...

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Governor To Reopen Helathcare

Last night Governor Beshear announced that Monday there will be the starting of some limited healthcare services. There will be some more clarification, but at this point, it appears to be very limited to some facility-based services.  "We are very close to...

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Paycheck Protection Program

There was an important section in the “Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act” (CARES Act) passed by Congress that provides for SBA loans that ultimately can be forgivable. Most people refer to this section as the “Paycheck Protection Program.”  These...

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Economic Injury Disaster Loan

The Small Business Association Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) and Loan Advance are available to businesses (including Doctors of Chiropractic) that have been impacted by COVID-19.  This program includes an emergency advance of up to $10,000 to small businesses...

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