Resident & Day Programs

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Many individuals with disabilities are involved in residential or day treatment settings. Treatment providers should know names, locations, and critical needs (including medications) of each individual in their care. Emergency preparedness planning for residential and day treatment settings should include managers, case managers, nurses, direct support staff, and persons with disabilities. Residential and day programs should have accessible plans for shelter-in-place and evacuation. In addition, alternate respite care should be identified in advance in case the residents need to be relocated.

The following web site has more information for Resident & Day Programs:

Emergency Planning for Long Term Care / Seniors Nursing Home Residential-Care-Facilities
OnWellness.Info's guide on seniors and long-term care facilities.

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INTERAGENCY COORDINATING COUNCIL ON EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES