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How Companies Can Plan To Reopen the Office

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By Lisa Calick States have begun to ease restrictions put on businesses due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including laying out timelines for when many businesses may open. Companies now face significant challenges regarding how to reopen their offices safely. A carefully planned approach to returning to work will be necessary to make sure workers are safe and confident and that the business can thrive. Planning the Approach The approach to opening is fairly straightforward — plan, open...

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Family First Coronavirus Response Act

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By Lisa Calick President Trump has now signed into law the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, providing emergency economic relief and support to American workers who may be impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.  The Act applies to businesses with less than 500 employees and will take effect on April 2, 2020. There are two main aspects of the Act as outlined below: Emergency Paid Sick Leave This portion of the Act allows eligible employees to take two weeks of paid sick leave in...

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How U.S. Healthcare Organizations can Secure Their Operations to Better Support Patient Care

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by Michael Castle Uncertainty still abounds on whether and how the virus could mutate as well as how many waves of the outbreak might take place. And with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warning that it’s no longer a matter of if but when the coronavirus spreads further within the United States, patient care is priority #1. Still, for U.S. healthcare organizations, business continuity management is critical, and they must have a proper risk plan in place sooner...

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Employer Concerns in the Wake of the Coronavirus

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by Lisa Calick The Coronavirus is on everyone’s mind, and while news channels continue to report on the speed in which the virus is spreading, fear and panic has started to set in.  Employers should take proactive steps to not only communicate to their employees, but to also develop contingency plans should an outbreak disrupt their normal business operations.  Your employees want to know that you care about their safety and have a plan in place, so if your business has not yet started...

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Business Insurance Coverage your Physician Practice Should Have

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By Russ Faye Your greatest exposure and risk as a Physician is in the area of Professional Services. Most doctors are aware of coverages in this area, but there is liability when it comes to the business side of a medical practice and this is where other types of coverage become important. Through consultation with a reputable insurance agent, we encourage our clients to consider the following types of coverage: ERISA/Fidelity Bond This coverage is specific to your practice’s retirement...

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