• Evaluate the built environment before, during, and after construction.
• Evaluate conceptual drawings for compliance with Joint Commission standards and CMS Conditions of Participation.
• Field verify compliance with NFPA 101-2012 after occupancy is granted.
• Help guide safe building design and new construction to help you achieve compliance with the life safety code, general infrastructure requirements, infection prevention, and workflow.
• Assist with your pre-construction, infection prevention risk assessments, and interim life safety measures assessments.

Custom education is available virtually or in-person. Popular topics can include, but are not limited to:

• Waterborne pathogens
• Ventilators/air quality
• Pharmacy compounding
• Kitchens
• Developing a successful Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) 

• Establish a long-term program with a JCR expert who will make regular visits to help as you manage continuous compliance and assist as you address issues as they arise.

• Help you to develop a method to document and monitor modifications to your organization’s standard operating procedures or building code made during the activation of your EOP.
• Analyze your emergency response to an event or exercise and help you identify your strengths and weaknesses.
• Facilitate an after-action report and provide recommendations for changes.
• Develop EOP exercise scenarios, moderating the exercise, or through facilitated workshops.

• Understand the Environment of Care, Life Safety, and Emergency Management standards manual chapters.
• Conduct building tours based on The Joint Commission’s Surveyor Activity Guide for Environment of Care, Emergency Management, and Life Safety chapters.
• Assist you with completing the evidence of standards compliance and assist as you create and implement action plans after a Joint Commission survey.
• Assist with helping a new facility director/manager understand the environment of care program so they can take ownership and accountability.

• Conduct a Life Safety Assessment to identify gaps with the organization’s compliance to NFPA 101-2012 and NFPA 99-2012.
• Perform a risk assessment based on NFPA99 Chapter 4.
• Evaluate compliance with NFPA 101-2012; Chapter 43 during renovation, repurposing of space, or occupancy changes.
• Evaluate pharmacy compounding areas to meet USP <795>, <797>, and <800>.
• Conduct a CMS and Joint Commission standards comparison assessment.
• Help you address the FGI Guidelines.