Who got the COVID Relief candy?

Care Act

Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations (CRRSA) Act,

American Rescue Plan (3/11/21)-including $122 billion for the ARP Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ARP ESSER)

CMS

PREP ACT

All in billions of dollars (% authorized as of end of 2021)

Economic Impact Payments

$813 (94%)

Paycheck Protection Program

$803 (99%)

Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation

$441 (100%)

Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund

$249 (69%)

Economic Injury Disaster Loans

$309 (100%)

Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund

$187 (98%)

Provider Relief Fund

$158 (89%)

Pandemic Unemployment Assistance

$130 (89%)

Coronavirus Relief Fund

$150 (100%)

HHS COVID-19 Appropriations

$150 (100%)

Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation

$84 (100%)

Medicare Accelerated and Advance Payments

$100 (100%)

FEMA Disaster Relief Fund

$84 (92%)

Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund

$75 (99%)

Infrastructure Grants

$70 (100%)

Economic Injury Disaster Loan Advances

$27 (48%)

Rental Assistance

$37 (80%)

Restaurant Revitalization Fund

$29 (100%)

Shuttered Venue Operators Grant

$14 (83%)

Other Emergency Unemployment Funding

$14 (100%)

Governor's Emergency Education Relief Fund

$11 (38%)

Homeowner Assistance Fund

$1 (7%)

Total

$3,934 (94%)

School Districts have gotten hundreds of millions each for going along with CDC guidelines

CMS allows hospitals to bill a patients expenses at 20% premium to standard Medicare prices if they test positive (even if not treated for COVID), and an additional 20% if they use Remdesivir to treat patients.

State Breakdown

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https://www.pgpf.org/understanding-the-coronavirus-crisis/coronavirus-funding-state-by-state

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