Core Outcome:

Protect Staff | Control Contamination | Maintain ED Operations |
Support Compliance | Sustain 72+ Hours

Aim:
Maintain protected intake capability and
“Support controlled reception of potentially contaminated arrivals”

Hospital ED Continuity
Level-C PPE CBRN Push Pack.

Grid-Down Communications

Pre-ED EMT Kit 125 Delicious Self-Heating Meals

First-Receiver Protection and Radiation Screening Systems

LevelCPPE establishes deployable
Tier-3 and Tier-4 contaminated-arrival intake capability.

Level-C PPE respiratory protection ensembles and
Radiation screening instruments align with
the functional categories of the
equipment categories intended to align with
FEMA AEL functional categories, subject to
hospital review and final procurement validation

These configurations support exterior reception,
routing and clearance decisions that help maintain
Emergency Department operations during the
first 72 hours of a regional contamination event.

LevelCPPE works with leadership teams to:

• Configure Tier-3 and Tier-4 contaminated-arrival
Push-Pack deployment architectures.
• Align respiratory protection and radiation screening
capability with first-receiver intake workflows.
• Exclusive Direct-Fulfillment Procurement and
Configuration Consulting Model.
• Priority Support to Stage and Activate your Push Pack.

Rapid Response
Pre-configured Tier-3
Hospital Continuity Push Packs are Now Available.

Exclusive Direct-Fulfillment Procurement and
Configuration Consulting Model.
Structured Purchase Blueprint per Station
For Fast and Accurate Push Pack Acquisition.

Supports alignment with
The Joint Commission's Emergency Management expectations, the
CMS Emergency Preparedness Rule §482.15,
The ASPR Hospital Preparedness Program
Funding Pathways, and the

The equipment categories
Align with FEMA AEL functional categories.
Subject to hospital review and
Final procurement validation.

Receive a Complete Tier-3 Hospital ED Continuity
Level-C PPE CBRN Push Pack in 5 Days.*

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Now available, Pre-configured,
Premium Level-C PPE with PAPR,
Radiation Alert Devices,
Dry/Wet Decontamination and
Hospital EM Liaison Priority Support to
Configure, Stage, and Activate
Your Tier-3 ED Continuity Push Pack.
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The Tier-3 Hospital ED Continuity
CBRN Push Pack

Tier-4 ED Continuity Push Pack -
40 First Receivers / 40 Arrivals per Surge Cycle Hour / 96 hours
Complete Ambulatory/Non-Ambulatory
Wet Decontamination Unit

Beta Particle Radiation Injury - Beta Burn

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Support ED Continuity During the First 72 Hours of a CBRN Event

A Clear Readiness Question for Hospital Leaders:

Can your hospital respond effectively when
a CBRN-contaminated arrival reaches
the emergency department?

Can you respond effectively with
30 arrivals in the ED lobby?

Hospital Emergency Managers call LEVELCPPE to
review your current CBRN annex.
Can you remain open and safely receive
contaminated arrivals
for the first 72-96 hours of
a CBRN event within 100 miles?

The Tier-3 Hospital ED Continuity CBRN Push Pack provides a staged, deployable capability that supports First Receiver protection,
contaminated-arrival reception, radiation screening,
decontamination-support workflows, and self-sufficient
ED continuity during the first 72 hours of a CBRN incident.

The Tier-3 Hospital ED Continuity
Six-Station Contaminated-Arrival Reception Model -
I built Tier-3 for 36 First Receivers and
12-hour shifts for 72-96 hours.

Practice with comfortable PPE and PAPR.
Practice scenarios in which you,

Maintain the Perimeter Reception, Scan, Decon, Pre-ED Eval and
PFA for 72 to 96 hours.
Receive 30 Arrivals per Surge Cycle hour to triage correctly.

Exterior Reception Survey if > 5mR/hr @3 feet> Dry Decon>
> Pre-ED Survey and Evaluation >
Admit or direct to Group Psychological First Aid, PFA.

The Tier-3 Push Pack
PPE w/ PAPR, Radiation Alert, Dry Decon, Psychological First Aid
Designed to provide First Receivers with a full-barrier precaution.
Rated for radioactive particulates or other dry particle fallout.
For Ebola/VHF, see: Tier-3 VHF extension PPE
Not rated for CWA Chemical Agents.

The Tier-3
Six-Station Contaminated-Arrival Reception Model

6-station Reception and Disposition.
Contaminated-arrival reception, radiation screening,
decontamination-support workflows and ED continuity planning
during the first 72 hours of a CBRN incident.

The model includes support for:

• Level-C PPE with PAPR configuration

• Professional-grade Level-C PPE and radiation detection devices.

• Dry & Wet Decontamination-support components

• PPE/PAPR staging guidance - Hospital EM Liaison support

• Activation checklist templates

• Bill of Materials review support -

• Configuration, Stage, and Active Hospital EM Liaison Support

The next step is simple:

Contact us today for
A Hospital ED Continuity Review.
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Tier-3 ED Continuity CBRN Push Pack
Recommended Components

Safely Receive Contaminated Arrivals

Perimeter Scan before ED admission

Radiation Scan, Triage to Dry Decon or Pre-ED

Perimeter Reception and Dry Decon Stations

Gamma Scan from 3 feet.
If over 5 mR/hr., triage to Dry Decon.
The plume in the background arrives
in 5 hours.
Follow official information.
Activate your well-practiced
Tier-3 ED CBRN Push Pack.
Shelter advisory may be for
12-24 hours or as advised during
heavy fallout.
Follow Official Information.
Activate Radiation Alert Devices.

Dry Decon Procedure - Given Hospital Scrubs,
Contaminated clothing isolated, Dry Decon Wipes,
Re-scan. If normal, direct to the Pre-ED Station

Many arrivals are the Worried-Well.
Not exposed, Not Injured, but psychologically shaken.
The 6th station of the Tier-3 Push Pack is PFA.
During Surge Cycles a 30 person
Group PFA may be provided for a
30-minute Q&A session before exit.

The Tier-3 Medical Reserve Corps Push Pack is designed for MRC support volunteers who are trained, credentialed, assigned, and approved by the hospital or local response authority to augment
First Receiver operations.

Plan for a Parking Structure Reception

Radiation Alert Devices