Plan
Create a roadmap to identify your organization’s action plan.
Emergency Preparedness Program
You can’t control the environment, but you can control your response.
The health and safety of your staff and residents is your top priority, but the unpredictable nature of our environment requires providers to have an effective Emergency Preparedness Program (EPP) in place to ensure safety for all.
Three Steps to Effective Emergency Preparedness:
Execute
Practice that action plan to condition your staff and residents.
Sustain
Reinforce your plan regularly so your organization is always prepared to spring into action.
What’s Included in the Program?
By signing up for this program, you’ll receive regular updates and resources including webinars, checklists, and guides, so you can care confidently no matter what comes next.
Benefits of the Program
Ensure the safety and wellness of your residents and staff
Stay connected and communicate with family members and your vendors
Be confident that you’re prepared with a proper crisis-readiness process
Get back to normal faster with the right disaster recovery protocols
We’re in This Together: The EPP Alliance
PointClickCare has carefully partnered with leading experts in emergency preparedness:
Life Safety and Emergency Management
Leading people, building teams, and quality control for healthcare programs.
Automated Care Messaging Technology
Enabling daily engagement with patients, residents, and families.
Education
Services
Improving the lives of the most vulnerable members of society and those who care for them.
Experienced and Caring LTPAC Consultants
Enhancing financial, clinical, and operational outcomes for LTPAC providers.
12 Requirements for Emergency Preparedness: Part One
Emergency plans are typically divided into these four areas with each one requiring unique organization, preparation, and action on the part of the facility: Mitigation, Preparation, Response, and Recovery. Part one of this two-part guide outlines the mitigation and preparation steps necessary to complete your “All-Hazards Emergency Plan”
12 Requirements for Emergency Preparedness: Part Two
Emergency plans are typically divided into these four areas with each one requiring unique organization, preparation, and action on the part of the facility: Mitigation, Preparation, Response, and Recovery. Part two of this two-part guide outlines the response and recovery steps necessary to finalize your “All-Hazards Emergency Plan”.
How to Prepare for Infection Prevention Technology
Developed in partnership with an infection preventionist expert at Richter LTPAC Performance Advisors, this checklist will outline all the steps you need to take to prepare your facility for a stress-free implementation of infection prevention technology.
Be Prepared Before Disaster Strikes
Register now to receive regular updates and resources