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Coronavirus: 14 tips to keep your private practice in business
Author(s)Keith A. Reynolds , Logan Lutton
A financial checklist from the AMA can help practices survive the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
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As the COVID-19 coronavirus sweeps the globe and the U.S. essentially shuts down for business, running an independent practice can seem impossible.The American Medical Association has produced a financial checklist aimed at keeping your practice running no matter how long the pandemic prevails.The AMA also has produced a COVID-19 FAQ with lots of information for physicians.For all of our coronavirus coverage click here.
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