ML20129B792

Forwards Extracts from Offsite Emergency Preparedness Plans Which Provide Confirmation on Lists of Medical Facilities & Ambulance Company Resources,In Partial Response to 850528 Request

ML20129B792
Person / Time
Site:	Wolf Creek
Issue date:	05/31/1985
From:	Krimm R Federal Emergency Management Agency
To:	Jordan E NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE)
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NUDOCS 8506050328
Download: ML20129B792 (9)

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r Federal Emergency Management Agency Washington, D.C. 20472

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WW S IM 68' MEMORANDUM FOR: Edward L. Jordan, Director Division of Emergency Preparedness and Engineering Response Office of Inspection and Enforcement Nucle r Regulatto sion FROM: c r .

s t t Associate Direc r Office of Natural And Technological Hazards

SUBJECT:

Medical Services Information for the Wolf Creek Nuclear Power Station This is in partial response to your request of May 28, 1985, for medical serv-ices information on several nuclear power Near-Term Operating Licenses (NT0L).

For these NT0L's, you. requested that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) confirm that the offsite emergency plans include a list of local or regional medical facilities which have capabilities to provide treatment for radiation exposure.

Attached are extracts from the Wolf Creek offsite preparedness plans which provide the confirmation which you requested on lists of medical facilities.

These sections also provide information on ambulance company resources. The black marks under the names of the medical facilities are telephone numbers which were covered up in the plan. Also, as you know, medical services questions were discussed during the Wolf Creek Atomic Safety and Licensing Board hearing.

If you have any questions about this material, or if we can be of any further assistance, please feel free.to contact me. Information on the other sites mentioned in your May 28, 1985, memorandum will be supplied according to a schedule-coordinated by our staffs, as you suggested.

Attachment As Stated 8506050328 850531 PDR F ADOCK 05000482 PDR I

8 d5 14:56 FD1A REG 20N VII KArGAS CITY 1 P.02

@, Federal Emergency Ma Region VII 911 Walnut Street Kansas City, Missouri 64106 MAY 3 01985 MDIORANDUM FOR: Margaret !awless, Meergency Management Specialist Field Operation Branch, SL-NT-TE-F0 FROM: Bob Bissell, Mnergency Management Specialist Natural & Technological Basards Division

SUBJECT:

Listings of Hospital and Ambulance Resources Per our phone conversation, attached you will find the listing of hospital and sabulance resources you requested. If you have any questions, please call.

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05 14:56 FEMA REGION VIZ KANSAS CITY 1 P.03 WOLF CREEK AMBULANCE RESOURCES c

Number of Ambulances Litter Capacity Ambulance Companies Franklin County 2- 8 1 1 Franklin County 3

St. Mary's- 2 .

2 4 Campbell Funeral-Yates 3 6 Allen County 2 6 Anderson County 2 4 Farris-Feuerborn Funeral 2 7 Woodson County 2 3 Campbell Funeral --Eureka 2 1 Gibson-Koch Funeral 2

Johnson Nortuary_ 1 2 3 Mattingly Funeral 4

Roberts, Blue, Barnett Funeral 2 2 8 Coffey County TOTAL 27 60 All of the above is supported by Letter of Agreement's. The plan does not reflect the above due to modifications to the LOA's. However, the plan to be submitted in June for the 350 process, will refleet those resources.

^ .. ".f :.; u rg;.g n 'd--1 trea'=aa' ":: ; ause emer ncy wo rs or members of the seneral public. These indivi is may be con insted .with radioactive materials.

- Providing pace for hospitalised individuals av usted from the plume exposure FZ, and

- Providing space nursing home patient evacuated from within the pitane exposure EP The relocati of individuals is coordi-nated with the county hea h and dical management team. I 2.0 RADIOLOGICAL CONTROLS The Bureau of Air Qaality and distion ontrol (RAQRC) determines the l potential for contaminatio of individuals in offsite areas. If this .

l potential is determin to exist, the BAQRC vi require the sonitoring l 1

of injured individ a who are being removed from a affected offsite areas. Indivi is found to be contaminated are direct to facilities which have capability (trainin5 and equipment) to manas the radio-logical spects of the treatment. Alternately, the AAQRC may spatch l app priate personnel and equipment to specific facilities to per me d rIns t I/:: f: r -- - *- 0 i=.

3.0 IDENTIFICATION OF FACILITIES Tab L. Tables L-1, L-2 and L-3. provides specific information on the ambulance services and medical facilities within and adjacent to the plume exposure IFZs within the State of Kansas. Facilities which will i

have ths capability to treat contaminated patients are noted in the

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Should a particular injury prove very serious or if it is deemed neces-sary, a patient may be transported to the University of Kansas Medical Center (EUNC). While this facility is not immediately adjacent to the Rev. 0

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. ~. d514:58 FD1A REGION VII KANSAS CITY 1 P.05 Wolf Creek Generating station plume exposurs EP2. it is within two hours of driving from the most distant licensed nuclear facility within the f I

State of Kansas. KUMC offers a nuclear medicine program and thus is i capable of handling contaminated individuala, evaluating radiation exposura, and uptake of radioactive materials. Latters of agreement for the KUNC and those facilities identified for transport and receipt of contaminated individus1s are provided in supplement CC.

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MEDICAL Ale FUSLIC MEALTH SUPPORT g EMERCENCY SERVICES 4 i

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1 Monttor Scintallation Baviromenetal Medical A Pacility,incation and Capacity Accident Analysis Thyroid Sample Fhysics Patleets Bioassey Uptaka Analysis reroommel -

5 NOSPETALS Ilmiversity of Kansas Medical Center X X X X X l

Esasa? Cit . Kansas. 584 beds in C

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i e. Bethany Itedical Center 1 X -

Kansas City. Ramsas, 374 beds M

Providence-St. Itergeret Ilealth Center K I [

Kansas City, Emesas, 350 beds l M '

01sthe Commanity Boopital X X l

Olathe. Kansas,100 bede

.. m Shaumee Mission Medical Center K ,

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. Merrise. Kaosas, 373 beds M

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If Watkins Memorial itsepital, K 1 X g

o University of Kansas.

Lawrence. Kansas, 35 beds M

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i EMERGENCT SERVICES h E

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Monitor Scintailation Environmental Medical Facility. Incation and Capacity Accident Analysis Thyroid Sample Physics Fatients Bionssay Uptake Analysis Feroommet A o .

MOSPITALS .

Lawrence Memorial Hospital X X x

Lawrence. Kansas, 180 beis Stormont-Vail Hospital I X { M-ga Topeka Kansas. 447 beds j St. Francis Hospital and Medical X X f Center. Topeka, Kansas, 306 bede M

Memorial Bospital X X Topeka, Kansas. 145 beds .

M State of Kansas Radiation Laboratory X X g I

Topeka, Kansas M

Kansas State University (Laboratory) X X X X NE Monbattan, Kansas 6 b o

Emporia State Ustversity (Laboratory) X X Esquoria. Kansas I -

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TABLE I,-1 (Sheet 3 of 5)

EMERGENCY SERTICES h E:

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yacility,14 cation and Capacity Monitor Accident Scintallation Analysis Thyroid Revironmental Medical Sample Fbysics f' j Bionssay ratients. Uptake Analysis Personnel h j MOSPITALS .

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7 Newman Memorial Boopital X X "l

i 6 Beparia, Kansas, 178 beds f

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Wesley Nedical Center X X X X C y Wichita. Kansas. 791 beds Ni E 6 -

St. Francis Hospital X X X X l I

Wichita, Kansas. 874 beds g

St. Joseph Nadical Center I X X X l 2

Wichita. Kansas, 553 beds "

,, Wichita State University (Laboratory) X X I j Wichita. Kansas 4

6 Augusta Edical Complex Incorporated I X EI Augusta. Kansas. 40 beds o 4 I*

o h Ottawe University (laboratory) X X Ottawa, Kansas e '

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EMEFCENCY SERVICES 0' U'

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1 Pittsburg State University (Laboratory) X X l Fittsburg, Kanssa I; k

u' MeTcy Mospital X X l [;

, c. Fort Scott, raa===. 165 beds  :-

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, g Alles County Bospital X I l

!, Iola, Kansas, 71 boda Mercy Goipital X X , l

! Independence Kansas, 93 beds

• M Meeshe Memorial Nospital .

X X Chanute, Kansas 97 beds r

y Ranson Memorial Boopital X

RE I Ottawa, Kansas, 65 beds 3 2* M l 4

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