Preparedness Beyond Your Four Walls

Preparedness Beyond Your Four Walls

When an emergency happens, your organization may need more than the resources within your own four walls. That's where collaboration matters.

Healthcare emergencies can quickly create challenges with staffing, transportation, supplies, evacuation, communication, and continuity of care. Having trusted partners and resources in place before a crisis can make all the difference.

That's where CHUG comes in.

Through collaboration and mutual aid, CHUG helps healthcare organizations connect, coordinate, and access support when they need it most. From emergency preparedness and training to evacuation, transportation, response, and recovery, CHUG offers resources designed to help organizations prepare for the unexpected.

Not a CHUG member? Consider what your organization could gain from having a network of healthcare partners and preparedness resources already in place when an emergency occurs. Become a Member today.

Already a member? Take a fresh look at what CHUG has to offer. Are you taking advantage of the training, resources, exercises, mutual aid, and connections available to you? Check the Member Portal to Find Out.

Preparedness is stronger when we prepare together.

This National Preparedness Month, don't just ask, “Are we prepared?” Ask, “Who are we prepared with?”


Get the CHUG Emergency Tip Sheets

CHUG has developed Safety & Emergency Tip Sheets, including hurricane preparedness resources that can be shared with staff, residents, and families.

Don't wait for the next storm to prepare.

Review your plans, identify gaps, and make sure your team is ready.


The key to successfully mitigating any emergency is preparedness. CHUG members have access to a comprehensive suite of educational workshops that utilize real-life case studies to teach effective responses to storms and emergency situations. This training can be lifesaving. Not a member? Become a member today. Already a member? Visit the Member Portal for a full calendar of events and member-exclusive content.

Connie Pollke