Pennsylvania SB1399 mandates emergency preparedness plans for covered facilities and requires distribution to local emergency responders.
Pennsylvania SB1399 establishes emergency preparedness requirements for certain facilities, including health care facilities, personal care homes, child day-care centers, and drug and alcohol treatment facilities. These covered facilities must develop, maintain, and implement a written emergency preparedness plan addressing fire, explosion, evacuation, shelter-in-place, and other hazards. The plan must include procedures to account for residents, staff, and visitors during an emergency, identify an on-site emergency coordinator, and provide essential preincident information.
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