A readiness platform
for hospital systems.
Emergency management programs in hospital systems run on spreadsheets, inherited templates, and the knowledge of one or two people. emiac is the platform that owns hazard analysis, exercise design, and after-action reporting end to end, scored against the public standards that surveyors actually use.
HVA
Hazard vulnerability analysis.
The capture surface for facility-level risk. A structured assessment of natural, technological, human-caused, and hazardous-material threats, scored by probability and impact across people, property, and operations.
The HVA stops being a once-a-year PDF on a shared drive. It becomes a living dataset that exercise design and after-action work both pull from.
TTX
Tabletop exercises.
Exercise design driven by the HVA, not by what is easy to imagine. Scenarios that target the hazards a facility scored highest, objectives mapped to public capability frameworks, and a record of what was actually exercised against what was supposed to be.
The AI conducts the exercise and scores it. The team gets a clean transcript, an evaluation, and a starting point for the after-action.
AAR
After-action reports.
An a-la-carte composition wizard. Real-world events and exercises are different documents. The platform builds each one from a curated library of components, every component cited against a public authority.
Generated DOCX comes out survey-ready. The component library is the standardization play.
Frameworks
Standards behind the work.
- FEMA HSEEP
- TJC EM.13 / EM.14
- CMS § 482.15
- ASPR HPP
- FEMA Core Capabilities
- CHAI Responsible Use of AI
- NIMS / HICS
- CISA
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