Our Mission

Help hospitals protect First Receivers, control contamination, and sustain essential care when a high-consequence event reaches their doors.

LEVELCPPE provides hospital preparedness consulting,
Level-C PPE system configuration, and equipment procurement support for Hospital Emergency Managers, Executive Officers, and
Incident Command teams.

We help turn written response plans into staged equipment, assigned responsibilities, and activation procedures that trained teams can review, practice, and deploy.

Our objective: Convert preparedness assumptions into practical, reviewable operational capabilities.

Three Missions. Purpose-built Configurations.

Different threats require different equipment, workflows, and sustainment plans. LEVELCPPE configures modular Push Packs for three hospital response missions:

• ED Continuity Radioactive Fallout: Controlled reception of potentially contaminated arrivals, radiation screening, dry and wet decontamination, and protection of Emergency Department intake.

• Ebola and Other Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers: Mission-specific PPE, body-fluid protection, isolated care, waste containment, and contained patient movement.

• High-Consequence Infectious Diseases, Including Pneumonic Plague:
  PPE and operational support selected for the pathogen, anticipated care activities, and applicable infection-control guidance.

Each configuration supports the hospital’s Emergency Operations Plan, staffing model, available space, and assigned response responsibilities.

Operational Planning and Executive Decision Support

We help hospital leaders define how their response will work—from initial recognition and activation through sustained operations and recovery.

Priority Information Support for 6 months.
LEVELCPPE provides information support to the hospital EM consultant(s).
Areas include:

• First Receiver assignments and protection requirements

• Controlled reception, screening, and decontamination pathways

• Isolation, waste handling, and patient movement

• Departmental responsibilities and Incident Command coordination

• Service modification, evacuation, and shelter-in-place decision points

• Equipment staging, replenishment, and operational sustainment

For Radiological and Biological continuity planning, our Executive 72-Hour Fallout Operational Checklist Framework provides role-based action sequencing for executive officers, emergency managers, and
Incident Command staff.

The framework helps leaders identify what must happen,
who is responsible, and which conditions require a change in operations.

Modular PPE and Equipment Configuration

LEVELCPPE develops equipment configurations around the mission, anticipated hazards, assigned teams, and planned operating duration.

Depending on the selected mission, modules PPE may include:

• Powered air-purifying respirators (PAPRs) with appropriate headtops and filters or cartridges

• Protective garments, gloves, boots, and splash-protection accessories

• Personal radiation alert devices, survey meters, and contamination monitors

• Dry and wet decontamination equipment for ambulatory and non-ambulatory arrivals

• Patient isolation and containment equipment

• Waste-control supplies and sustainment accessories

Tier-3 and Tier-4 ED Continuity Radioactive Particle Push Packs
support planning for 72- and 96-hour operating periods, respectively. Actual operating capacity depends on staffing, arrival volume, PPE consumption, utilities, replenishment, and incident conditions.

Larger Tier-5 configurations can support regional planning and coordination across multiple facilities.

Procurement, Staging, and Activation Support

Our direct-fulfillment configuration consulting provides a purchasing blueprint organized by response station, team assignment, and operational function.

Support includes:

• Equipment specifications and configuration documentation

• Procurement coordination and delivery planning

• Post-delivery integration and staging guidance

• Activation planning within the hospital’s EOP and applicable annexes

• Six months of telephone/video support, as defined in the service agreement

We also help identify equipment-category funding opportunities and documentation. Full details for the hospital EM Liaison.
The Tier-3 Fallout, Ebola, and HCID Push Pack components and plans.

The goal is a coordinated capability that hospitals can acquire, stage, review, and activate.

Preparedness Frameworks and Official Guidance

Our planning and configuration work draws on applicable requirements and authoritative resources, including:

• CMS hospital emergency preparedness requirements
  under 42 CFR §482.15

• The Joint Commission’s National Performance Goal 3:
  Emergency Readiness

• FEMA Authorized Equipment List functional categories

• ASPR Hospital Preparedness Program and
  healthcare coalition preparedness resources

• OSHA First Receiver and respiratory protection
  requirements and guidance

• CDC and other applicable public-health guidance

These references inform equipment selection and operational planning.
A Tier-3 Push Pack supports the hospital’s preparedness program;
purchasing equipment alone does not establish regulatory compliance, accreditation, or grant eligibility.

Protection Must Match the Hazard

Level-C PPE with PAPR respiratory protection is appropriate only when the hazard assessment, oxygen level, contaminant identity and concentration, and equipment approvals support air-purifying respirator use.

Particulate filters do not protect against chemical gases or vapors.
PPE does not shield personnel from penetrating radiation.
Chemical-agent protection requires documentation supporting the exact respirator, cartridge, garment, and complete configuration.

Deployment must follow manufacturer instructions, the hospital’s respiratory protection and training programs, and applicable incident guidance.
Do not use air-purifying respirators in oxygen-deficient or immediately dangerous to life or health atmospheres.

LEVELCPPE supports equipment configuration and implementation planning. Hospitals remain responsible for clinical protocols, staff competency, and operational authorization. Third-party First Receiver training is recommended.

The LEVELCPPE Difference

Mission-specific equipment. Defined responsibilities. Practiced activation.

We connect executive planning, First Receiver protection, contamination control, and equipment staging to help hospitals respond with greater coordination and sustain essential care.

If a high-consequence event reaches your hospital tonight, trained teams should know which module to activate, where it is staged, and how to begin the response.

Protect First Receivers. Control contamination.
Support continuity of care.

Explore LEVELCPPE Tier-3 and Tier-4 Push Packs and discuss a configuration suited to your hospital’s response mission.

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727-580-5997 | Doug@LEVELCPPE.com

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aaLEVELCPPE Tier-3
Hospital Readiness Push Pack
3 Modules

1. Fallout Radiation:
Detection, Decontamination, and
ED continuity.

• 2. Ebola / VHF:
  Body-fluid protection, isolated care, waste containment, and contained patient movement.

• 
  3. HCID:
  Including Pneumonic Plague: Respiratory PPE and protective equipment.

From Existing Plans to
Staged Readiness

Configuration consulting,
direct-procurement coordination,
EM Liaison support aligned with your hospital’s emergency plans and
Fallout / Ebola / HCID annex

"Let's discuss your
hospital’s readiness needs today."

Doug@LEVELCPPE.com
727-580-5997