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The California Department of Health has issued a new All Facilities Letter reminding healthcare facilities of their responsibilities in implementing internal and external disaster plans during extreme temperatures. The letter highlights the need for contingency plans in case of power outages or loss of air conditioning, ensuring patients and residents are kept cool and safe. Facilities must have backup power sources, such as generators, and must report any power outages that impact the health and safety of residents within 24 hours. The letter also emphasizes the importance of assessing and reassessing residents' conditions for their health and safety. Facilities must accept and retain only those patients for whom they can provide adequate care. Non-compliance with these regulations may result in penalties or other consequences. The letter encourages facilities to notify the Licensing and Certification program as early as possible during heat-related incidents to receive assistance and coordination with other agencies.

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