Health Care Coalitions

Health Care Coalitions in Florida 

The development and sustainment of HCCs is a federal initiative and a requirement of the Hospital Preparedness Program (HPP) Cooperative Agreement funded by the Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response (ASPR).  The purpose of HCCs is to ensure that local providers and other health care partners plan collaboratively for the risks facing the health care community and identify available local resources.

• Florida Health Care Coalitions and Contacts Map
  
• 2019-2023 Federal Cooperative Agreement
  
• National Guidance for Healthcare System Preparedness 2017-2022
• National-Level Health Care Coalition Resources

Florida Health Care Coalition Websites 

• Big Bend Health Care Coalition
• Broward County Health Care Coalition
• Central Florida Disaster Medical Coalition
• Coalition for Health and Medical Preparedness (CHAMP)
• Emerald Coast Heath Care Coalition (Website currently under construction)
• Keys Health Ready Coalition (Website currently under construction)
  
• Miami-Dade County Healthcare Preparedness Coalition
• North Central Florida Health Care Coalition
  
• Northeast Florida Health Care Coalition (NEFLHCC)
  
• Palm Beach County Healthcare Emergency Response Coalition (HERC)
  
• Southwest Florida Health Care Coalition
  
• Tampa Bay Health & Medical Preparedness Coalition

For additional information about Florida Health Care Coalitions, visit: Florida Health Care Coalitions.

See the Health Care System Preparedness and Planning Tools and Resources pages for more information.

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