Facility hazard readiness
Calchis Facilities
Calchis tells you what is coming for every site you operate, and fills in the hazard assessment your surveyor asks for from the federal record.
Starter
One site, or a first look
“I want to see what the record says about our county before I ask for budget.”
- 3 monitored locations — address or ZIP
- Live hazard map with impact zones around every active event
- Hazard alerts by email when an impact zone reaches a site
- The county's federal hazard record back seven decades, public and cited
Facilities
Operator of a handful to a few dozen sites
“Survey is in six weeks and the HVA is a spreadsheet someone filled in from memory.”
- Unlimited monitored sites — address, ZIP, city or county boundary
- A Hazard Vulnerability Analysis per site, probability pre-filled from NCEI Storm Events and FEMA declarations for its county, printable
- Your own assessment columns left blank on purpose — impact, preparedness and response are yours to judge
- Every figure cited to the federal row it came from
- Live exposure across all sites during an event: which buildings are inside which zone, right now
- Hazard alerts by email; webhooks to the tools you already run
- 5 seats for the people who own the plan
Network
Health system or senior-living group with dozens of sites
“Fifty facilities, one compliance office, one survey season.”
- Everything in Facilities, across the whole portfolio of sites
- One HVA binder for every site, refreshed each survey cycle
- Seats for every facility administrator
- A portfolio view: every site's exposure on one screen during an event
In early access — not yet self-serve
Enterprise
Multi-state operator, hospital network or REIT
“Calchis is now part of how the organization runs.”
- Role-based permissions, enforced at the database
- Alert and hazard-assessment audit trails
- PDF records for the file you have to keep
- Dedicated onboarding, training and SLA
Monitoring catastrophe exposure across a portfolio? See Calchis ILS
Running an EOC or coordinating a jurisdiction? See Calchis EM