ReadyOp’s unique database structure provides users access to the same real-time information, which gives immediate situational awareness at all times

One of the forms the FDPH developed in ReadyOp for the pending storm would be used for the public to report requests for medical assistance, stranded people, medical supplies, and help in locating missing folks. A link to the form was shared through the National Guard, the Weather Channel, and then via social media. In the first 72 hours following Hurricane Michael’s landfall, more than 6500 forms were submitted by the public. As the forms were received, the FDPH and others expeditiously directed and coordinated the necessary response actions with ReadyOp.

The founder and CEO of ReadyOp is Marc Moore, an experienced business leader and former US Air Force fighter pilot. Marc used his experience as a fighter pilot and input from first responders, hospitals, and government agencies across the country to develop ReadyOp. “Our focus is to provide the very best tools and support for our clients. Patient tracking, asset management, and radio interoperability are just a few of the needed features we learned while working with our clients. We have now developed and included these, and other capabilities into ReadyOp. We stand out, in that we have also added the capability to interface with other industry programs such as ESRI and WebEOC.”

Today ReadyOp is used nationwide and internationally. ReadyOp’s unique database structure provides users access to the same real-time information, which gives immediate situational awareness at all times. Beginning from NASA and the FDA to many other state agencies like local law enforcement, fire, schools, and hospitals nationwide, ReadyOp has become the operational and response platform of choice.