COOP(Continuity of Operations Plan) and CEMP (Comprehensive Emergency Management Planning) by BOLDplanning

                                                                                       


The Southwest Florida Healthcare Coalition is happy to be able to sponsor these tools, so they can be offered to you at no cost as a value-added Coalition member benefit.

5 Ways These Tools Can Help You:

  1. Quickly create a COOP and CEMP that meet state and federal requirements
  2. Invite team members to work together in real-time
  3. Mobile-friendly, with a companion app that allows you to access your emergency plans on the go
  4. Planning tutorials and best practices embedded in the software
  5. Make data-driven decisions with the reporting features

COOP planning is a preparedness effort to ensure an organization’s Essential Functions (ESFs) continue to be performed during a critical situation. Any event that makes it impossible for employees to work in their regular facility could result in the activation of a COOP plan.

A COOP answers the following basic questions for an organization facing a disruption:

  • Where could/would we go?
  • How would we communicate and what would we say?
  • What do we do and what functions are most important?
  • What equipment is needed to continue our job?

Through insightful analysis, skillful facilitation, and expert guidance, BOLDplanning’s CEMP process helps you develop a big-picture Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP).

Your CEMP will follow guidance from FEMA’s Comprehensive Preparedness Guidance (CPG 101 & 201), the National Response Framework (NRF), and the National Incident Management System (NIMS).

The Florida Healthcare Coalitions website to access these tools is loacted at flhcc.boldplanning.com

  • You will need to contact [email protected] to set up a plan and provide you access to the application.

 

“I really like the bold planning product for the healthcare facilities to put their CEMP’s together. It is a great tool. Collier uses it for our COOP planning. What’s really nice is that once the plan is complete it can be printed as a whole document. Then these facilities can complete the criteria to submit it as a single document.” 

Amy R. Howard, FPEM 

Emergency Management Coordinator, 

Multi-Hazards Planner

Collier County, FL

 

Introductory Video

FLHCC COOP Coalition Member Guide

FLHCC COOP – Final Single Quick Start Guide

FLHCC COOP User Guide

FLHCC CEMP Coalition Member Guide

FLHCC CEMP – Final Single Quick Start Guide

FLHCC CEMP User Guide

FLHCC EM Plan Review Guide