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December 2019
North Country Subregional HEPC Meeting (December)
HEPCs are regional coalitions of health care providers, local and state emergency managers and local public health preparedness officials who work together to develop and coordinate emergency preparedness activities. HEPCs are valuable for providers, as you can network with other agencies on emergency preparedness activities, establish contacts with vital state and local partners, participate in workgroups and drills, and more. Sub-Regional Planning Groups are sessions where all HEPC members participate in quarterly meetings defined by geographic area. The Capital Region…
Find out more »Lower Hudson Valley Subregional HEPC Meeting (December)
HEPCs are regional coalitions of health care providers, local and state emergency managers and local public health preparedness officials who work together to develop and coordinate emergency preparedness activities. HEPCs are valuable for providers, as you can network with other agencies on emergency preparedness activities, establish contacts with vital state and local partners, participate in workgroups and drills, and more.
Find out more »Long Island Subregional HEPC Meeting (December)
HEPCs are regional coalitions of health care providers, local and state emergency managers and local public health preparedness officials who work together to develop and coordinate emergency preparedness activities. HEPCs are valuable for providers, as you can network with other agencies on emergency preparedness activities, establish contacts with vital state and local partners, participate in workgroups and drills, and more. Register at https://www.nylearnsph.com/Public/Catalog/Description.aspx?u=kM6WW0gCRpk8EmI6kTbF9ZIPBQ4F3e1axoQf4oOawpmzBWHCFOsyuCTefYb8xwMFCIItyrHuT7s%3d.
Find out more »March 2020
Long Island Subregional HEPC Meeting (March)
HEPCs are regional coalitions of health care providers, local and state emergency managers and local public health preparedness officials who work together to develop and coordinate emergency preparedness activities. HEPCs are valuable for providers, as you can network with other agencies on emergency preparedness activities, establish contacts with vital state and local partners, participate in workgroups and drills, and more. Sub-Regional Planning Groups are sessions where all HEPC members participate in quarterly meetings defined by geographic area.
Find out more »Lower Hudson Valley Subregional HEPC Meeting (March)
HEPCs are regional coalitions of health care providers, local and state emergency managers and local public health preparedness officials who work together to develop and coordinate emergency preparedness activities. HEPCs are valuable for providers, as you can network with other agencies on emergency preparedness activities, establish contacts with vital state and local partners, participate in workgroups and drills, and more. Sub-Regional Planning Groups are sessions where all HEPC members participate in quarterly meetings defined by geographic area.
Find out more »Capital Region Subregional HEPC Meeting (March)
HEPCs are regional coalitions of health care providers, local and state emergency managers and local public health preparedness officials who work together to develop and coordinate emergency preparedness activities. HEPCs are valuable for providers, as you can network with other agencies on emergency preparedness activities, establish contacts with vital state and local partners, participate in workgroups and drills, and more. Sub-Regional Planning Groups are sessions where all HEPC members participate in quarterly meetings defined by geographic area. The Capital Region…
Find out more »May 2020
Capital Region Subregional HEPC Meeting (May)
HEPCs are regional coalitions of health care providers, local and state emergency managers and local public health preparedness officials who work together to develop and coordinate emergency preparedness activities. HEPCs are valuable for providers, as you can network with other agencies on emergency preparedness activities, establish contacts with vital state and local partners, participate in workgroups and drills, and more. Sub-Regional Planning Groups are sessions where all HEPC members participate in quarterly meetings defined by geographic area. The Capital Region…
Find out more »North Country Subregional HEPC Meeting (May)
HEPCs are regional coalitions of health care providers, local and state emergency managers and local public health preparedness officials who work together to develop and coordinate emergency preparedness activities. HEPCs are valuable for providers, as you can network with other agencies on emergency preparedness activities, establish contacts with vital state and local partners, participate in workgroups and drills, and more. Sub-Regional Planning Groups are sessions where all HEPC members participate in quarterly meetings defined by geographic area. The North Country…
Find out more »June 2020
Western NY/Finger Lakes HEPC Meeting (June)
HEPCs are regional coalitions of health care providers, local and state emergency managers and local public health preparedness officials who work together to develop and coordinate emergency preparedness activities. Under a state Department of Health (DOH) Office of Health Emergency Preparedness grant, HCA and the New York State Association of Health Care Providers (HCP) are responsible for participating in HEPC meetings on behalf of home care providers across the state outside of New York City where we advocate for home…
Find out more »October 2020
Home Care and Hospice Emergency Preparedness Conference
On October 15, HCA and HPCANYS are joining together to host a virtual Home Care and Hospice Emergency Preparedness Conference that will be livestreamed via Crowdcast, an interactive virtual conferencing platform that you can access from your computer, tablet or smartphone. The program features experts who will explore strategies and considerations for this new phase of the pandemic and beyond. They'll help you navigate regulatory changes, support your staff's psychosocial needs, and make decisions about telemedicine use, infection prevention and control practices, supply chain management, infrastructure…
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