ASSISTED LIVING GETS 290K GRANT TO SUPPORT EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EFFORTS

There are many lessons learned to be taken from the COVID-19 pandemic, especially for assisted living facilities. A lack of preparedness, less than stellar funding, and staffing shortages were just a few of the vulnerabilities exposed.

“The plans will cover “any and all” cause emergencies, according to Amy Hewett, VHCA/VCAL vice president of strategy and communications, including man-made and natural events, severe weather, power outages, chemical spills, environmental hazards, active shooter events and disease outbreaks.”

CHUG provides long-term care facilities with expert coordination of evacuation, transportation, relocation, and shelter-in-place services when the unexpected occurs. We also offer our expertise with response and restoration services, including fire and water damage, mold remediation, infectious disease clean-up, and catastrophic loss. Become a member today >