HAPevolve/Healthcare Preparedness Solutions

September is National Preparedness Month—a time to ask an important question: Is your healthcare organization ready for what comes next? For hospital emergency managers, preparedness has never been a standard process. The threats facing healthcare continue to evolve, and we must evolve with the times. Extreme weather is becoming more frequent; infectious disease outbreaks, cyberattacks, supply chain disruptions, infrastructure failures, workforce shortages, mass casualty incidents, and other...

Join us at HAP’s 2026 Emergency Management Conference | September 16 | Holiday Inn Harrisburg Hershey When we think about emergency preparedness, it's easy to focus on plans, policies, training, and technology. Those things matter, but they are only part of the equation. At the heart of effective emergency management are people and the relationships they build before a crisis occurs. For emergency managers and healthcare leaders, one thing is clear: no organization can respond to an...

On July 21, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed Act 37, which rewrites the fee structure the state charges nuclear operators. It no longer penalizes small modular reactors (SMR) and micro-reactors for needing more sites than a traditional plant. It's the kind of law that can reshape where reactors might get built over the next decade. Indiana, Texas, Wisconsin, Maryland, and a lengthening list of other states have passed their own SMR incentives over the past two years. If your hospital...