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Emergency Preparedness

There are many things you can do to prepare for an emergency that may be the result of a natural disaster or an act of terrorism. The Northeast is subject to year-round conditions, which could pose a threat and create a disaster situation. A severe storm, flood, fire, windstorm, utility failure, hazardous materials spill, or act of terrorism may require the implementation of an emergency preparedness plan.

NYSHFA | NYSCAL will continue to keep you informed before, during, and after a regional or statewide emergency or disaster. Please visit this site regularly to stay up-to-date on the most current information available.

Click for NYS Department of Health (NYSDOH) Contacts:

Division of Nursing Homes & ICF/IID Surveillance:

CAPITAL REGION
Program Director: 518-408-4372 or 518-408-5433
CENTRAL REGION
Program Director: 315-477-8417
METROPOLITAN REGION
Program Director: 212-417-6197
WESTERN REGION
Program Director: (Buffalo) 716-847-4348, (Rochester) 585-423-8019
CENTRAL OFFICE
Division Director: 518-408-1267

Adult Care Facility & Assisted Living Surveillance Program:

CAPITAL REGION
Program Director: 518-408-5287
CENTRAL REGION
Program Director: 315-477-8472
METROPOLITAN REGION
Program Director: 212-417-4440
WESTERN REGION
Program Director: (Rochester) 585-423-8185
CENTRAL OFFICE
Division Director: 518-408-1133

Regional Survey Offices:

CAPITAL DISTRICT
518-408-5433
CENTRAL NEW YORK
315-477-8417
WESTERN NY – BUFFALO
716-847-4348
WESTERN NY – ROCHESTER
585-423-8020
MARO – NYC – PD
212-417-4900
MARO – LONG ISLAND
631-851-3610
MARO – NEW ROCHELLE
914-654-7058

Emergency Preparedness

Assisted Living EP Regulations:

Skilled Nursing EP Regulations:

Helpful Resources:

Workplace Violence

Violence in the workplace can range from a bomb threat to being physically attacked by a fellow employee or patient to being verbally abused or harassed by a boss or coworker.

Active Shooter

If a gunman enters your facility and starts shooting, you have no time to learn how to deal with the situation. The resource listed below will help you plan and prepare so you will know what to do if an active shooter enters your facility.

Natural Disasters & Severe Weather

Fires, earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes and extreme heat and cold can all wreak havoc on the physical structure of your facility and the safety of residents and patients. These resources can help you cope and keep those under your care safe and secure.

Resources:

QUESTIONS? Connect with Melony Spock at mspock@nyshfa.org.

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