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A tabletop exercise is the most efficient tool available for finding the gaps in your emergency response before they find you. In a controlled, discussion-based format, your leadership team works through a realistic emergency scenario — making the decisions they would make in a real event, discovering where their plan is unclear, where their assumptions are wrong, and where coordination between departments breaks down. None of that costs you anything in a tabletop. In a real event, it costs everything.
D2EMC designs, facilitates, and documents your tabletop exercise from concept through After-Action Report and Improvement Plan. The scenario is built around a hazard relevant to your facility's actual threat environment. The exercise is designed to test the specific decisions, coordination points, and plan elements your leadership team needs to stress-test. CBRN-specific scenarios are available across every exercise type. Everything is HSEEP-compliant. Typical lead time is 60 to 90 days from engagement confirmation to exercise delivery.
Your Discovery Call — Free of Charge Before we begin design, we schedule a free discovery call to understand your facility, your target participant group, the scenario you want to explore, what the exercise needs to accomplish, and how it fits into your survey or compliance calendar. Your quote is prepared and shared with you after that call.
What You Walk Away With A fully designed and facilitated tabletop exercise — including scenario development, all exercise materials, a trained facilitation team, and real-time documentation throughout. After the exercise, you receive a complete HSEEP-compliant After-Action Report and Improvement Plan documenting what was tested, what strengths were observed, what gaps were identified, and a specific, time-bound corrective action plan with assigned owners. The complete exercise package — design materials and AAR/IP — goes into your survey file as your documented exercise record for the cycle.
Best for: Hospitals meeting annual exercise requirements, programs validating a new or revised plan, facilities preparing for a TJC or CMS survey, and leadership teams that need to stress-test their command decision-making before it matters.
A tabletop exercise is the most efficient tool available for finding the gaps in your emergency response before they find you. In a controlled, discussion-based format, your leadership team works through a realistic emergency scenario — making the decisions they would make in a real event, discovering where their plan is unclear, where their assumptions are wrong, and where coordination between departments breaks down. None of that costs you anything in a tabletop. In a real event, it costs everything.
D2EMC designs, facilitates, and documents your tabletop exercise from concept through After-Action Report and Improvement Plan. The scenario is built around a hazard relevant to your facility's actual threat environment. The exercise is designed to test the specific decisions, coordination points, and plan elements your leadership team needs to stress-test. CBRN-specific scenarios are available across every exercise type. Everything is HSEEP-compliant. Typical lead time is 60 to 90 days from engagement confirmation to exercise delivery.
Your Discovery Call — Free of Charge Before we begin design, we schedule a free discovery call to understand your facility, your target participant group, the scenario you want to explore, what the exercise needs to accomplish, and how it fits into your survey or compliance calendar. Your quote is prepared and shared with you after that call.
What You Walk Away With A fully designed and facilitated tabletop exercise — including scenario development, all exercise materials, a trained facilitation team, and real-time documentation throughout. After the exercise, you receive a complete HSEEP-compliant After-Action Report and Improvement Plan documenting what was tested, what strengths were observed, what gaps were identified, and a specific, time-bound corrective action plan with assigned owners. The complete exercise package — design materials and AAR/IP — goes into your survey file as your documented exercise record for the cycle.
Best for: Hospitals meeting annual exercise requirements, programs validating a new or revised plan, facilities preparing for a TJC or CMS survey, and leadership teams that need to stress-test their command decision-making before it matters.