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Managing Your Restoration Business

The Growing Need for Restoration Professionals Devoted to the Health Care Sector

By Candace Johnson
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July 6, 2015

For the government, it’s a balancing act managing the demands of the American public, its internal agencies, and producing results with a limited budget. And when a disaster strikes, the public expects a continuation of services.  Furthermore, when fires, flooding or other disasters strike health care facilities, the recovery circumstances can be exceedingly complex. In addition to keeping patients safe and maintaining top-level care, chemical and equipment protection are also top priorities.

Many states and federal organizations have strict codes and health laws that need to be considered during a restoration project in the health care or medical industry.  These can include the Life Safety Code, known as NFPA 101; HIPAA, the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996; restoration restrictions; and the Joint Commission Standards addressing patient safety and continuity of operations during restoration and reconstruction.  Hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and other health care facilities offer vital services to the public, especially during and immediately following an emergency.

Restoration in the highly-regulated health care and government sectors mandates broad-based industry specific knowledge, and J.C. Restoration, Inc. has added a new position to focus exclusively on disaster restoration in these sectors.

 Daniel Bitton joins the JCR team after spending more than 30 years in the public (government) sector.  In this new role for JCR, Bitton will be primarily responsible for developing and cultivating relationships with federal, state, and local government agencies.  He will also look to develop a strategic plan designed to increase sales and market recognition in the Government Agencies and Health Care segments.  In addition, he will obtain government certifications for JCR, which includes the development of a strategic compliance plan designed to increase market recognition in the government sector.  He is also responsible for developing a complete OSHA safety program and coordinating FEMA compliance for the entire staff.  

KEYWORDS: health care sector restoration professionals

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Candace Johnson is currently the marketing director for J.C. Restoration, Inc. Before joining the J.C. Restoration team in fall of 2014, Candace was the regional marketing director for an Illinois paving company. At J.C., she is responsible for wide array of marketing initiatives ranging from advertising and PR to events and social media.

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