About 2030 Seismic Requirements

Almost all California hospitals have met seismic safety standards and will remain standing after a major earthquake. However, many face challenges in meeting a requirement to remain fully operational by 2030 due to a wide variety of issues, including the challenges associated with funding complex construction projects of this size and scope. Without additional time hospitals will be forced to close, risking access to care throughout the state. California must support hospitals through realistic timelines and strategies to ensure patients can access the care they need.
Register Now for Webinar on Seismic Compliance Plans
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Webinar Will Discuss How Rural Hospitals Can Achieve Seismic Compliance
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HCAI Webinar to Cover Seismic Compliance Plan Development
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Infographic: California’s Hospital Seismic Standards – 101
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Infographic: Without Reform to Seismic Standards, Access is at Risk
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Issue Brief: Without Legislative Reform, Access to Health Care is at Risk
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Key Messages: Hospitals are Safe for Earthquakes
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Issue Brief: Action Needed to Prevent Loss of Access to Care Throughout California
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