Targeted Advisory & Rapid Preparedness Services
Not every organization needs a full assessment or exercise engagement to make meaningful progress. D2EMC offers a fixed-scope offerings for rapid insight, validation, and prioritization. Designed for hospitals, healthcare coalitions, and public-safety partners seeking expert guidance without the timeline or cost of a full engagement.
Hospital Emergency Preparedness Services
D2EMC builds hospital readiness for CBRN, hazmat, mass casualty, and the full spectrum of emergency events. Every service below is built around the standards your surveyors, your board, and your patients expect — and led by people who've worn the PPE, run the codes, and built the state-level response programs.
Low-commitment engagements for hospitals exploring a need
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A focused, paid consultation with David DiGregorio or a D2EMC senior advisor. Bring your toughest question a TJC finding you're trying to close, a CBRN scenario you're not sure your plan covers, a decon protocol that didn't run clean in your last drill and walk away with a documented expert recommendation you can act on.
Available in 30-minute or 45-minute sessions.
Best for: Emergency managers who need expert input on a specific question without scoping a full engagement.
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A fixed-scope desk review of your hospital's current preparedness posture. You submit your plans, procedures, and current state; we deliver a written executive summary with prioritized findings and recommended next steps.
You walk away with: A documented mini-assessment you can take to leadership, suitable for justifying budget for a full assessment or specific remediation work.
Best for: First-time clients exploring whether a full ORI assessment is the right next step.
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A concise, written analysis of where your hospital's CBRN readiness stands against current OSHA, NFPA, Joint Commission, and CMS standards. Defensible, citation-backed, ready for internal use.
Best for: Emergency managers building the internal case for CBRN program investment, grant applications, or board reporting.
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A focused review of an exercise your team has designed or recently run. We assess HSEEP compliance, scenario realism, and AAR/IP quality, and tell you exactly what to fix before your next exercise — or your next survey.
Best for: Programs that run their own exercises and want expert eyes before TJC sees them.