Primary Frequencies All ARES operators are encouraged to monitor the WebEOC system for situational awareness in all events in their area of service. Additionally, operators are expected to monitor one or more of the primary communications frequencies established by Ga ARES. These include but are not limited to: HF- 3.975MHz LSB / 7.287.5MHz LSB DSTAR- REF 030B Local Repeater- Hospital Frequencies Primary HF Frequency 3982.5 LSB Secondary HF Frequencies 7282.5 LSB, 7188 LSB Tertiary HF Frequency 5.330.5 USB DSTAR REF 030B Digital Modes: Winlink Winmor/Packet/P2P FlDigi (PSK125 +1500) 3.583 USB/7.083 USB DRATS (REF030D) net:gaares.ratflector.com:9000 net:nwga.ratflector.com:9000 net:rat.gaampr.net:9000 All hospital stations are required to establish communications with their Regional Coordinating Hospital (RCH) and the County Emergency Operations Center (EOC). Regional Coordinating Hospitals (RCHs) are required to be capable of communications with the GEMHSA State Operations Center (SOC) and the Department of Public Health SOC. Communications with other regional or sub-regional hospitals and healthcare facilities is optimal. During periods of poor propagation, relaying of messages and documents may be employed. APPENDIX D Georgia Hospitals by RCH Call Sign Call Sign A - Hamilton Medical Center Piedmont Fayette Hospital
Primary Frequencies All ARES operators are encouraged to monitor the WebEOC system for situational awareness in all events in their area of service. Additionally, operators are expected to monitor one or more of the primary communications frequencies established by Ga ARES. These include but are not limited to: HF- 3.975MHz LSB / 7.287.5MHz LSB DSTAR- REF 030B Local Repeater- Hospital Frequencies Primary HF Frequency 3982.5 LSB Secondary HF Frequencies 7282.5 LSB, 7188 LSB Tertiary HF Frequency 5.330.5 USB DSTAR REF 030B Digital Modes: Winlink Winmor/Packet/P2P FlDigi (PSK125 +1500) 3.583 USB/7.083 USB DRATS (REF030D) net:gaares.ratflector.com:9000 net:nwga.ratflector.com:9000 net:rat.gaampr.net:9000 All hospital stations are required to establish communications with their Regional Coordinating Hospital (RCH) and the County Emergency Operations Center (EOC). Regional Coordinating Hospitals (RCHs) are required to be capable of communications with the GEMHSA State Operations Center (SOC) and the Department of Public Health SOC. Communications with other regional or sub-regional hospitals and healthcare facilities is optimal. During periods of poor propagation, relaying of messages and documents may be employed. APPENDIX D Georgia Hospitals by RCH Call Sign Call Sign A - Hamilton Medical Center Piedmont Fayette Hospital
HospitalEmergencyOperationsPlan(EOP)-20170705.docx