ML20149F237

Applicant Exhibit A-29,consisting of from Exeter Hosp,Inc to Catholic Medical Ctr Discussing Process of Developing Evacuation Plan.Transcript Cover Page to 880111-13 Evidentiary Hearing Encl

ML20149F237
Person / Time
Site:	Seabrook
Issue date:	01/13/1988
From:	Grillo B EXETER HOSP., INC., EXETER, NH
To:	Whittemore C CATHOLIC MEDICAL CENTER, MANCHESTER, NH
References
OL-A-029, OL-A-29, NUDOCS 8802120103
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00CXfisNr,T M aymg' BRANCH June 4, 1986 Mr. Charles Whittemore President /CEO Catholic Medical Center 100 McGregor Street Manchester, New Hampshire 03102

Dear Mr. Whittemore:

The Exeter Hospital is in the process of developing an evacuation plan and is seeking sites to receive and temp- [

orarily shelter patients for the duration of the evacuation period. Patients will be divided into three categories:

catecorv Accreximate number Class I Ambulatory, ninimal care 40-50 Class II Ambulatory, requiring on-going care (monitoring, 12-20 medications) and minimal care bed patients Class III Bed patients 5-10

a. Critical care (.not requiring life support)

b. Critical care (possible life support needed)

! The basic requirements for a receiving site are,

1) location outside of the evacuation zone, 2) availability of the f acility and willingness to accept patients , and 3) l l

capability of facility te provide needs of patients for l

24-48 hours of evacuation period.

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3-o pace 2 June 4, 1986 Catholic Medical Center I am. writing to you to see if your facility could receive and provide temporary shelter for five, ten, fifteen or twenty Class II patients and/or accept transfers of two to ten Class III patients if the Exeter Hospital was ordered to carry cut an ' emergency evacuation. Class II patients are those who need some care such as on-going monitoring or medications. Class III patients are those who require special medical care, up to and including life support.

These patients will be transported by special means and formally transferred from the Exeter Hospital's ICU to the receiving facility. It is expected that Exeter Hospital personnel will remain with these patients and be responsible for their care during the evacuation pericd. All that is needed is temporary shelter and food service.

I would appreciate a reply as soon as possible. If you have any questions or need more information before respond-ing, please let me knew, yours truly, 0%

Barbara Grillo Executive Director BG/pjs e

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