Powered for Patients (P4P) enjoys the support and active involvement of America’s leading organizations representing emergency managers, public health officials, and healthcare facility managers. Powered for Patients has also worked closely with federal, state and local government agencies including HHS/ASPR, the Department of Homeland Security, FEMA, the State of Rhode Island, the Los Angeles County EMS Agency and HPP-funded healthcare coalitions. P4P also collaborates with leading emergency power system manufacturers and service providers.
“When serving as the FEMA administrator, and when I led the Rhode Island Emergency Management Agency (RIEMA), I was always concerned about emergency power vulnerabilities at our critical infrastructure facilities, especially hospitals. One of the most important projects I launched at RIEMA was an emergency power resilience initiative to assess the generator fleet in our hospitals and evaluate the existing protocol for generator status reporting during outages. I turned to Eric Cote to help lead this project given his expertise in this area. Eric helped us identify some vulnerabilities and worked with me and my staff to create a new protocol to accelerate emergency power threat reporting. Eric also authored Protecting Patients When Disaster Strikes, a heralded RIEMA Playbook that introduced our new emergency power status reporting protocol and other best practices to safeguard emergency power. Eric brought a lot of passion to this project and I was proud to see him use our initiative as a roadmap for a similar project he led in California.”
Pete Gaynor, Vice President, Resilience and Disaster Recovery, Hill International
“The healthcare industry relies on mission-critical power systems to safeguard patient lives. Eaton looks forward to partnering with Powered for Patients to share power management best practices, resilient system design techniques, and industry standards that promote safety, power reliability and efficiency.”
Justin Carron, Global Healthcare Segment Manager at Eaton Corporation
