Tabletop Training (TTX) - Flood Preparedness for Post Acute Care Leadership

Did you know that flooding is the number one natural hazard in Maryland? 

About the Event:

As your preparedness partner, we are committed to helping you become MdReady for floods. Join us for our Tabletop exercise (TTX) themed on flood preparedness!

The purpose of this exercise is to provide participants with an opportunity to evaluate their current response concepts, plans, and capabilities related to a flooding event. This exercise will focus on providing a scenario that stimulates participants to reflect on their organizations’ capabilities and identify local risks and hazards. The exercise will focus on emergency operations plans, policies, and procedures.

This event fulfills the annual federal requirements for testing emergency preparedness plans and programs for home health and hospice organizations. All eligible parties will receive an "after-action report" following their participation.

Don't miss this no-cost opportunity to enhance your organization's readiness for floods and ensure the safety of your clients and staff.

Meet Our Speaker:

Michael (Mike) Brown, received his Nursing Degree from Northampton Community College in Bethlehem, PA.  He continued his education, earning a B.A. in Psychology from DeSales University in Center Valley, PA and a M.S. in Health Care Administration. Since graduation, he has been working as a Registered Nurse in many areas of healthcare delivery, progressing in responsibility to his most recent role as Founder and President of MB Healthcare Consultants.  

Mike’s passion is truly in home care, where he has managed Home Health, Hospice and Home Care services in many states as a Division and Regional Director, Vice President of Operations and Vice President of Quality and Standards.  Mike announced the launch of his consulting firm in November 2019, with the mission of creating relationships, not simply transactions.  The firm focuses on home health and home care agency operational issues.  

In his spare time, Mike is active in animal welfare causes and has volunteered as a board member for local rescue organizations.