What New York providers must know about the new data breach law
In December 2024, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed two significant bills (A8872A and S2376B) into law, majorly changing the state’s Data Breach...
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Sara Nguyen January 21, 2021
On December 20, 2020, the U.S. Congress passed a second COVID relief package worth $900 billion. The new bill is welcome news to hundreds of thousands of businesses. Unlike the first package, this time non-profit organizations are eligible to receive funds to help keep their operations afloat. So what can non-profit healthcare providers expect from the new relief package?
In December 2020, a group of non-profit healthcare organizations wrote a letter to Congress asking to receive benefits from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) in a potential second COVID relief bill:
At a time when health care professionals across America are caring for patients on the frontlines of this [public health emergency], national, state and local medical and dental organizations are supporting and providing educational resources so that the health care community has the tools needed to administer the highest quality care during this unprecedented time.
The activism paid off, and 501(c)(6) organizations can now apply for PPP loans to pay their employees, rent, mortgage interest, or utility bills.
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A 501(c)(6) organization needs to meet the following criteria to get a PPP loan:
For more information on applying for PPP loans, check out the U.S. Small Business Administration website .
The second COVID relief package is going to help many non-profit healthcare providers stay afloat, but there are other ways to save money, such as avoiding HIPAA violations by staying HIPAA compliant. HIPAA compliant email is a necessary component of keeping protected health information ( PHI ) safe. Paubox Email Suite Plus lets you safely communicate with your patients through encrypted email.
It easily integrates with your current email providers like Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 . Patients receive emails directly in their inbox - no need for third-party apps or client portals. Our robust inbound security tools stop email threats, such as phishing emails , spam , viruses , and malware . Our patented ExecProtect feature also blocks display name spoofing emails before it even reaches your inbox.
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