Emergency & Evacuation Management for Healthcare Facilities
A Smarter, More Reliable Way to Protect Patients, Staff, and Visitors During Emergencies

Why Healthcare Facilities Need Emergency Management
Hospitals and healthcare facilities operate in high-risk environments where patient care cannot pause—yet emergencies such as fires, chemical spills, natural disasters, or security threats require swift action. Manual evacuation methods and outdated communication tools create delays that put lives at risk. A digital emergency management system helps ensure that everyone on-site, including staff, contractors, and visitors, can be accounted for and guided to safety efficiently. EmergencyOS automates emergency planning, response coordination, and compliance tracking—empowering healthcare teams to focus on saving lives while ensuring a secure and organized evacuation process.
How Can EmergencyOS Help Healthcare Facilities?

Digitize Evacuation Processes
Say goodbye to inefficient manual evacuation processes. With digital oversight of the evacuation and mustering process, EmergencyOS helps to remove the manual effort of error-prone, paper-based processes and decreases costly downtime.

Extend Communication
Remove communication barriers for non-employees. Integration with Visitor Management Systems, such as VisitorOS, allows temporary visitors and contractors to be included in real-time communication channels and critical updates.

Communicate in Real-Time
EmergencyOS active messaging features allow safety officers to communicate instantly with all evacuees during an emergency via standard SMS and phone calls within the app.

Gain Real-Time Visibility
EmergencyOS provides safety officers access to an up-to-date list of all personnel on-site, including staff, visitors, and contractors—all visible in a centralized interface to ensure no one is left behind.

Perform Digital Roll Calls
Manual paper-based roll calls are time-consuming and often incomplete. With EmergencyOS, safety officers can conduct digital roll calls with automatic updates on evacuees' status, significantly reducing response times and improving accuracy. Have multiple muster points? No problem! The system synchronizes data across all locations for real-time, remote visibility.

Tailor Emergency Responses
Different emergencies require different response plans. EmergencyOS lets you customize procedures, notifications, and response workflows to ensure the right actions are taken during fire drills, medical emergencies, lockdowns, chemical spills, and more.

Evacuation Reporting
EmergencyOS automatically logs evacuation events, capturing details like response times, incident duration, and personnel movements to help organizations analyze and refine emergency procedures over time.

Compliance Reporting
EmergencyOS allows you to maintain detailed reports essential for internal and external audits and regulatory compliance by recording a full and complete digital audit trail and evacuation log of every evacuation event. Save time, improve accuracy, and avoid penalties and costly audits from regulations such as OSHA and ISO 45001.

Data Driven Improvements
EmergencyOS provides real-time analytics and historical data to help identify weaknesses in evacuation plans, monitor drill effectiveness, and optimize response strategies for future emergencies.
Healthcare Compliance Requirements
Healthcare organizations must meet strict regulatory standards to ensure workplace safety, emergency preparedness, and patient protection. EmergencyOS helps simplify compliance with real-time tracking, automated reporting, and digitized emergency workflows—ensuring facilities meet the requirements of various healthcare safety regulations.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
OSHA sets workplace safety and emergency response requirements to ensure healthcare employees, patients, and visitors are protected in high-risk scenarios. Healthcare facilities must have structured evacuation procedures, emergency action plans, and hazard communication strategies.
EmergencyOS helps healthcare organizations stay compliant by:
- Digitally managing emergency procedures to ensure every healthcare worker follows OSHA-compliant safety protocols.
- Providing real-time tracking of mustering and evacuations to ensure everyone is accounted for quickly.
- Maintaining a full audit trail to document drills, evacuations, and response effectiveness for regulatory inspections.

ISO 45001 – Occupational Health & Safety Management
ISO 45001 is the international standard for workplace health and safety, ensuring organizations proactively prevent injuries and maintain risk-mitigation procedures. Healthcare facilities need structured emergency action plans that align with these requirements.
EmergencyOS supports compliance by:
- Digitizing emergency planning to help create structured response protocols for various emergency scenarios.
- Tracking emergency performance with detailed evacuation reports and trend analysis.
- Ensuring accountability by keeping accurate records of every drill and real emergency responses.

Who Benefits from an Emergency Management System?
Security & Safety Officers
Gain real-time insights into on-site personnel, visitors, and mustering points to ensure efficient, organized evacuations.
Hospital Administrators
Administrators gain better oversight of emergency preparedness efforts across multiple healthcare facilities while ensuring compliance with safety regulations and minimizing disruption to patient care.
Frontline Healthcare Staff & Visitors
During an emergency, everyone benefits from clear communication, real-time updates, and structured evacuation procedures that prioritize safety without disrupting critical patient care.
Compliance Officers
Compliance teams can automate record-keeping, track emergency drill performance, and generate audit-ready reports to maintain OSHA and ISO 45001 compliance.
What Can EmergencyOS Do for You?
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This webpage and its content are an interpretation of the compliance requirements and is not legal advice nor should it act as a replacement for having a legal team review the specific compliance needs of your organization.