Health Care Facility Plan Review
The Florida legislature passed a comprehensive disaster and emergency preparedness act during the 1993 legislative session. The intent of the act was to provide a more formalized approach to emergency and disaster response, as a result of the situation in Florida following Hurricane Andrew. As a result, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, ambulatory surgical centers, and hospitals are required to develop emergency management plans that comply with state approved criteria. The plans must be established to ensure the safety of patients, particularly with regards to evacuation transportation, emergency supplies, and staffing during emergencies. Plans must be submitted to your local emergency management office for review and approval.
- Procedure for Updating Health Care Facility Disaster Plan
- Basic Review Information
- Common Health Care Facility Plan Review Errors
- Hints for Developing a Health Care Facility Disaster Plan
- Emergency Management Plan Formatting Suggestions
- Emergency Power Plan (EPP) Criteria for Assisted Living Facilities
- Emergency Power Plan (EPP) Criteria one for Nursing Homes
Emergency Environmenal Control Plan Criteria
- Assisted Living Facility Emergency Environmental Control Plan
- Nursing Home Emergency Environmental Control Plan
CEMP Criteria
- Plan Review Criteria for Ambulatory Surgical Centers
- Plan Review Criteria for Nursing Homes
- Plan Review Criteria for Assisted Living Facilities
- Plan Review Criteria for Adult Day Care
- Plan Review Criteria for Hospitals
- Plan Review Criteria for Home Health
- Plan Review Criteria for Medical Equipment
- Plan Review Criteria for Hospice
- Plan Review Criteria for Nurse Registry
- Plan Review Criteria for Residential Treatment Facilities