No one likes to think about the threat of an emergency, but planning for a potential crisis is vital for your safety and well being. To aid in emergency preparedness planning, MidState Medical Center is providing you - the community - with a variety of tools to ensure that, in the event of an actual emergency, you know what steps to take.
This information comes to you as part of a larger initiative, entitled MidState Ready, in which the hospital strengthens its emergency procedures and protocols. It is our hope that by providing these tools to you, you will take an active role in your own safety.
Below you’ll find information on emergency supply kits, communication plans, and a variety of other materials to assist in your preparation. Together we can make our community stronger. MidState’s ready. Are you?
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security provides information on what to include in an emergency supply kit, how to formulate a family plan, and what to consider when planning for special populations like childrenBasic Emergency Supply Kit Family Emergency PlanPreparing for People with Disabilities and Special Needs How prepared are you? Not sure. Find out your Readiness Quotient (RQ) brought to you by The Council for Excellence in Government. This brief assessment helps you gauge what still needs to be done to protect yourself.Test your Readiness Quotient
The American Red Cross has made available a list of necessary tips to consider when preparing an evacuation plan. They also have created an emergency contact card to carry in your wallet in case of an emergency.Preparing an Evacuation Plan
Emergency Contact Card - Wallet Size
The Connecticut Department of Homeland Security has produced a list of all local emergency management contacts in the state. Organized by town, it is a great resource if you have any questions or concerns on your town’s emergency plans.Local Emergency Contacts