Incident Readiness Pilot

One management discovery consultation; review of up to two recurring incident or readiness concerns; practical written recommendations; one supervisor follow-through guide; and one brief post-review management consultation. On-site assessment, legal or compliance certification, live staff training, and work outside the agreed scope are not included unless separately quoted. Submit the short intake first; H.S.S. confirms fit and availability before the $249 Payhip checkout is opened.

How the approval-first process works

1. Submit the short intake with general project information. 2. H.S.S. reviews fit, scope, and availability. 3. If approved, Payhip provides the fixed-price checkout. 4. After payment, H.S.S. confirms scheduling and next steps. Submitting the intake does not charge you or guarantee availability.

Discuss an Incident Readiness Pilot

Submit basic project information for H.S.S. review. You will not be charged now. If the request is a fit and scheduling is available, H.S.S. will approve it and Payhip will provide the $249 checkout path. Please provide general project information only. Do not submit confidential incident details, protected health information, personnel files, passwords, Social Security numbers, or other unnecessary sensitive information.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I be charged when I submit the intake? No. H.S.S. reviews the request first, and payment is unavailable until approval. What happens after approval? Payhip opens the checkout for the published service price; after payment, H.S.S. confirms scheduling and next steps. Can scope or travel change the total? Only work outside the defined scope is quoted separately and requires written approval before scheduling.

Incident Readiness Pilot

How the approval-first process works

Scope is confirmed before payment

Discuss an Incident Readiness Pilot

Frequently Asked Questions