NOVEMBER 16, 2017 BARCLAY FRIENDS SENIOR LIVING FACILITY FIRE

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NOVEMBER 16, 2017 BARCLAY FRIENDS SENIOR LIVING FACILITY FIRE The Response & Facility Evacuation

Facility Background BARCLAY FRIENDS Established in 1893 Current Facility Built in 1997 Services: Assisted Living Personal Care Memory Care Skilled Nursing Post-Acute Rehab

BARCLAY FRIENDS Assisted Living & Memory Care Nursing & Rehab

NOVEMBER 16, 2017 – 22:42-22:45 – WEST CHESTER, PA Fire Breaks Out on a Rear Patio at Barclay Friends 137 residents inside the facility 15 staff members on duty Fire rapidly grows, extending into the west side and roof of the assisted living building Staff members call 911 reporting a “loud explosion” and smoke in the building

Initial Response Police, Fire & EMS Dispatched Police Arrive First: TIMELINE Initial Response Police, Fire & EMS Dispatched Police Arrive First: Begin Evacuations 2nd Alarm Request Medical Box Request 22:47-22:50

TIMELINE EMS & Fire Arrival Initial ambulances on scene assist with evacuation and begin triage Hospitals Notified Command of the Incident Established by Fire Chief 2nd Medical Box Requested 22:52-23:00

Action Requests – Acute Care Facility ED and Inpatient Bed Status

EMS & Fire Arrival Formal EMS Command Established TIMELINE EMS & Fire Arrival Formal EMS Command Established (EMS Group Leader) First Patients are transported to Chester County Hospital (Smoke inhalation/Lacerations) 23:03

TIMELINE Formal Triage Officer Established Patient Tracking – Paper Logs 3rd Medical Box Requested Initial Reports of Dozens of Burn Patients 23:06-23:10

TIMELINE Patient Triage In Progress Patient Tracking Paper Logs KC App Attempted Initial Request for Busses 4th Medical Box Request 23:11-23:18

KEY TAKEAWAYS Residents moved into main driveway – access to main parking lots eliminated EMS units reduced to 1 access point due to water supply lines All patients thus far transported to Chester County Hospital Delay in establishing transport officer 23:11-23:18

22:47-22:55

KEY TAKEAWAYS Need for unified command EMS Operating on separate channel from Fire Radio Traffic Communications assistant 23:11-23:18

Private Ambulances Requested By DES to assist with Medical Box TIMELINE Private Ambulances Requested By DES to assist with Medical Box AMR Family Members Arrive Removing residents from scene Difficulty tracking 23:19-23:22

Chester County Hospital Unable to Take Any Additional Patients TIMELINE Chester County Hospital Unable to Take Any Additional Patients Transport Officer Established Patients transported from scene to Hospitals (CCH, PMH, BWH) Specialty Busses Requested 23:23-23:30

INITIAL MEDIA COVERAGE

Water running into triage area from hose lines TIMELINE Temperatures 38°-40° High winds Water running into triage area from hose lines Secondary triage center/ shelter opened at Good Fellowship Ambulance 23:26

THE COMMUNITY RESPONSE

THE COMMUNITY RESPONSE

KEY TAKEAWAYS Evolving illness Wheelchair/bed bound residents Constant re-triage Wheelchair/bed bound residents Manpower lifting/moving Evacuees still on scene breathing in smoke, exacerbating existing medical problems KEY TAKEAWAYS

Hospital Bed Availability Completed by DES/HAP TIMELINE Hospital Bed Availability Completed by DES/HAP Other Nursing Facility Bed Availability Completed Chester County Incident Support Team in place 23:30-23:45

CHESTER COUNTY INCIDENT SUPPORT TEAM The Chester County Incident Support Team was formed in 2008 as a multi-agency group to support large-scale fire, EMS, police, and hazardous materials operations. The IST is comprised of representatives from police, fire, EMS and other agencies that have received training in the National Incident Management System.

Operational Awareness and Resource Requests • Medical supplies and linens to evacuation sites • Med carts from LTC to evacuation sites • Portable toilets • Mobility assist devices • Blood glucose monitors • ARES/RACES response to shelters • Crisis response team / chaplain services

Multiple transports to Good Fellowship Ambulance TIMELINE Red Cross Arrival Coordination with EMS Command and West Chester University officials – Shelter opened in campus gymnasium Multiple transports to Good Fellowship Ambulance Ambulances Busses 23:46-00:00

SECONDARY TRIAGE/SHELTER AT GOOD FELLOWSHIP

SECONDARY TRIAGE/SHELTER AT GOOD FELLOWSHIP

1st Bus of evacuees to West Chester University TIMELINE 1st Bus of evacuees to West Chester University Formal command structure established at Good Fellowship MCI Pod Arrives at Good Fellowship 00:01-00:30

Patient Tracking and Accountability – Facility Evacuation

Opened at Good Will Fire Company FAMILY ASSISTANCE CENTER Opened at Good Will Fire Company Family Contact Information Collected Closed early morning hours Reopened 09:45 00:05

KC EMS Incident Created TIMELINE KC EMS Incident Created Documentation/Patient Tracking Comm 1 Establishes Command Post St. Francis Hospital EMS Resources Arrive Formal Command Structure at West Chester University 00:31-01:00

CHALLENGES: CHESTER COUNTY HOSPITAL Patient surge Communication Additional Staff Volunteers Blind to the incident Emergency Management Supplies Off-site storage location Supply requests for shelters No materials management staff on duty

TIMELINE Final evacuated residents and staff moved from the scene to secondary triage and West Chester University Shelter Confirmed at 02:16 01:01-02:30

TIMELINE Command Staff Meeting Compiling patient lists and evacuee list - comparing to the facility census Evacuees being moved from Good Fellowship to other assisting living facilities 03:00

27 injured – treated at 3 hospitals TIMELINE All evacuees moved out of shelters to family or other assisted living facilities in Chester County. 27 injured – treated at 3 hospitals Comparing patient tracking logs to facility census Different versions Residents moved by family 05:00-09:00

Friday Morning – NOVEMBER 17, 2017 Unaccounted for residents News Media Storm Relief Crews

KEY TAKEAWAYS Family assistance center closed too early Family member contact number News media contact number NOV 17

THE DAYS FOLLOWING.. ATF Investigation 4 residents confirmed missing / 4 residents found deceased inside the structure

Emotional effects on first responders and the community THE DAYS FOLLOWING.. Emotional effects on first responders and the community Chester County Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) Team

Regional HCC Response Successes Hospitals – Chester County, Brandywine, Paoli, Bryn Mawr Rehab Hospital • Additional 20 facilities reporting census and ED status Long Term Care – Approximately 2 dozen LTC and Home Health and Hospice organizations • Placed majority of residents at other area facilities directly from shelter locations without overloading area EDs SEPA HCC H-IST Team SEPA Healthcare Coordination Desk (HCD) SEPA SMART Team County EMA and Health Departments HAP Regional Manager support Regional EMS agencies Multiple transportation assets

KEY TAKEAWAYS QUESTIONS? Practice, practice, practice.. Triage/Mass Casualty Training EMS & Hospitals NIMS Training The online training isn’t enough… Develop relationships NOW Healthcare partners Hospitals EMS Practice, practice, practice.. QUESTIONS?

Final Report Issued On Fatal West Chester Nursing Home Fire The exact cause of the deadly 2017 fire at Barclay Friends Senior Center remains unknown, a final report from the ATF stated. More details: The main sprinkler valve was found in the off position when investigators arrived at the scene, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) said in their final report. It's not clear how long it was turned off for, who turned it off, or why. But investigators believe it was off during the blaze.

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