COVID-19 Virtual Toolkit Update for June 18, 2020

Over the past few days, a number of important documents regarding loan forgiveness in the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) have been released by the Small Business Administration (SBA) and U.S. Department of the Treasury. These documents include:

A proposed Interim Final Rule regarding the changes to the program passed in the PPP, including updates on the allowable uses of PPP loan proceeds, loan forgiveness, and more
A revised, "borrower-friendly" PPP loan forgiveness application and instructions
A new, "EZ" version of the loan forgiveness application and instructions

For more information, see the SBA press release announcing the new applications, including information on determining if a borrower is eligible to use the EZ forgiveness application form.

The MAC is reviewing these documents and will be updating our PPP Loan Forgiveness Frequently Asked Questions document in the next few days, as appropriate.

Deadline Looming
If you’re still deciding whether to apply for a PPP loan, know that the SBA’s deadline to accept applications remains June 30, 2020. If possible, submit your application as soon as possible to avoid getting shut out from receiving funding if something is wrong with your application. Do not wait until the last minute! For more information, see the June 16, 2020, edition of the MAC Matters.

**MAC Sample Preparedness and Response Plan (Updated 6/7/20)

MAC FAQs

MAC Telehealth Information

Phone Screening Tool

COVID-19 Patient Screening Questionnaire (see website for workable file)

MAC Matters: (NEW 4/29/20-5/8/20)

June 16, 2020 (PPP Loan Deadline, EIDL Loan Applications Accepted Again)

Special Edition eJournal

June 9, 2020 (Business Interruption Insurance Webinar)

June 5, 2020 (Virtual Toolkit Update)

June 4, 2020 (PPP Loan "Fix" Passes Senate

June 2, 2020 (Chiropractic and Massage: Clarification from LARA)

The Michigan Association of Chiropractors is a professional association advocating for the rights of chiropractors and their patients across the state of Michigan. We are NOT a state agency or regulatory body. We are merely informing our membership regarding what they are allowed to do during this difficult and confusing time.

The information we provide during this pandemic is derived in conjunction with our governmental relations and legal experts, developed after examination of all official releases of information from the State of Michigan, the federal government, and in consultation with said experts and representatives from state government. Please refer to our emails and website for the latest information, free from speculation and the rumors currently circulating in the wake of official state actions.

Rest assured that we will continue to advocate for the profession at the highest levels, with the health and well-being of you and your patients, as well as the overall stability of the health care system, foremost in our efforts.