Resources for HPP Partners
Tehama County Hospital Preparedness Program (HPP) Partners include, but are not limited to, community partners who provide clinical and non-clinical expertise necessary to identifying and meeting our community’s needs, foster connections among members, and strengthen the health care delivery system’s ability to continue to provide care during a disaster or emergency, improve patient outcomes, and save lives.
Member organizations include representatives from;
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Healthcare (e.g., hospitals, health systems, health care facilities)
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Emergency Management, including the ESF-8 lead agency coordinating health care response incident management
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Emergency Medical service (EMS) and patient transport services
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Public Health
2025 Meeting Schedule
July 23rd, 2025 Minutes
September 17th, 2025, Minutes
November 19th, 2025, Minutes
2026 Meeting Schedule
January 21st, 2026, Minutes
February 18th,2026
April 15th, 2026
June 17th, 2026
The Tehama County Medical Health Operational Area Coordinator (MHOAC) Program
MHOAC Notification Procedure- If an unusual event or emergency occurs, please notify the MHOAC Program by phone at 530-529-7900 or by cell phone to one of the designated MHOACs. After notifying the MHOAC complete a Situation Report (SitRep) and Resource Request, as applicable, and email or fax it to the MHOAC.
Linked below are The Healthcare Facility and HPP Partner Situation Status Report (SitRep) and Resource Request (RR) forms.
The Situation Status Report (SitRep) a tool to efficiently communicate your facility’s status, during disasters, to the Tehama County MHOAC Program. Please complete and email or fax the form to the MHOAC once the decision has been made to activate your Emergency Operations Plan or Command Center (HCC/ICP).
The Resource Request form is a tool to efficiently communicate your facility’s unmet resource needs, during disasters, to the Tehama County MHOAC Program. Please complete and email or fax this form to the MHOAC once you have exhausted or expect to exhaust resources. This form should always be accompanied by a SitRep that communicates your facility’s status
NOTE: If you have any questions, or need assistance completing either form, please contact the Tehama County Public Health Department.
Legislative Updates
AFL 26-07 Senate Bill (SB) 582 – Health and Care Facilities: Licensing During Emergencies or Disasters – This AFL notifies SNFs of the passage of SB 582 (Chapter 546, Statutes of 2025) about external disaster and mass casualty program plans.
Training Resources
Center for Domestic Preparedness
Hospital Incident Command System (HICS) Training
FEMA Emergency Management Institute – online NIMS compliant courses (ICS 100, 200, 700 and 800)
