Know How Your Hospital Will Perform Before the Incident Does.
Independent assessments, training, and exercises that turn documented preparedness into demonstrated capability.
Preparedness is documented intent. Readiness is demonstrated capability.
Emergency plans can pass review and still fail in execution. The real question is whether a hospital, response agency or business can recognize the threat, activate the right people, make decisions, and execute during the first operational period.
Documented intent.
Plans, policies, equipment inventories, training records and scheduled exercises.
Demonstrated capability.
People recognizing the problem, exercising authority and performing the mission under pressure.
Operational Readiness Index™
A structured, evidence-based assessment that shows hospital leadership where the program stands, where the risks are, and what should be addressed first.
- Plans & Policies 78
- CBRN Capability 66
- Training 73
- Exercises 70
- Leadership & HICS 74
A defensible baseline—not another checklist.
- Composite ORI™ score and tier designation
- Domain-level findings supported by verifiable evidence
- Executive-ready report and prioritized improvement matrix
- Leadership debrief with clear next-step recommendations
- Certificate and tier-based seal when applicable
Three clear paths to stronger readiness.
Start with the level of support that fits your current concern, timeline and leadership need.
Rapid Preparedness Snapshot
A focused document review providing leadership-ready findings and a prioritized next-step roadmap.
Best for new emergency managers and first-time clients Explore the Snapshot →Operational Readiness Index™
A multi-domain, evidence-based assessment producing a defensible score, tier and improvement matrix.
Best for surveys, executive decisions and multi-site comparison Explore ORI™ →Training, Exercises & Validation
CBRN and HazMat training plus HSEEP-aligned tabletop, functional and full-scale exercises for hospitals, first responders, public agencies and businesses.
Best for team competency, exercise validation and corrective action Explore Training & Exercises →Plans are assumptions until they are exercised.
D2EMC designs discussion-based and operations-based exercises that reveal real decision, coordination, communication and execution gaps before an incident does.
Scope & Objectives
Define the mission, participating organizations, capabilities and measurable exercise objectives.
Scenario & MSEL
Build credible scenarios, injects, timelines and decision points grounded in real operational conditions.
Delivery & SimCell
Facilitate tabletop, drill, functional or full-scale play with disciplined control and realistic simulation.
Evaluation & AAR/IP
Document performance, identify root causes and convert findings into an accountable improvement plan.
Readiness for organizations that cannot afford to assume.
D2EMC supports healthcare, public safety, government and industry with practical assessments, training, exercises and improvement planning grounded in real operations.
Hospitals & Health Systems
ORI™, first-receiver readiness, decontamination, accreditation preparation and emergency operations.
Fire, EMS & HazMat Teams
CBRN operations, hazardous-material response, medical monitoring, PPE and multi-agency coordination.
Government & Coalitions
Regional planning, capability assessments, exercises, improvement planning and interagency preparedness.
Business & Critical Infrastructure
Emergency plans, continuity, incident leadership, workforce training and realistic operational exercises.
Disaster Medicine Institute
Advanced disaster medicine and CBRN education for clinical and field audiences.
SYGNAL
Realistic gas-detection and CBRN simulation technology supporting hands-on exercises without real hazards.
“The depth of knowledge on medical countermeasures, especially as they relate to CBRN and HazMat, is exceptional.”Christina M. Baxter, Ph.D. • Emergency Response TIPS
Know how your organization will perform before the next exercise or incident.
Begin with a free 20-minute readiness conversation. We’ll discuss your current program, what is driving the urgency, and whether ORI™, a targeted assessment, CBRN and HazMat training, exercise planning or advisory support is the right starting point.