Doro Inc.

Call Directions Website

Doro Inc. Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Doro Inc., Medical Equipment Supplier, 24-174 Colonnade Road, Ottawa, ON.

Safety and Security Products - Emergency Preparedness & Loss Prevention Specialists and Solutions

Call us at +1 613-723-7587
TOLL FREE: 1-866-554-DORO (3676)
https://dorosecurity.com/

NEW BLOG POST | The Hospital Incident Command System for Infant Care UnitsDuring an emergency, the hardest question in a...
10/19/2026

NEW BLOG POST | The Hospital Incident Command System for Infant Care Units

During an emergency, the hardest question in a NICU is rarely clinical. It is procedural: Who decides, and who do I tell?

Our latest Safety Resource explores how the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS) applies to infant care units — including command roles, defend-in-place decisions, evacuation readiness, equipment capacity, and the information an Incident Commander needs from the NICU.

How prepared is your infant care unit to operate within your hospital’s incident command structure?

Read the full article:
The Hospital Incident Command System for Infant Care Units

10/13/2026

Emergencies don’t wait. But your team can be ready.
Severe weather, power outages, unavailable elevators and changing evacuation routes can quickly affect hospital operations. For NICUs and infant-care units, preparing for those moments before they happen is critical.
EVACU B helps hospitals incorporate infant evacuation into their emergency preparedness plans, allowing one trained caregiver to evacuate up to six infants when normal evacuation routes may no longer be available.
But preparedness is more than having the right equipment.
Prepare. Practice. Respond.
Know your routes. Train your team. Practice your plan.

10/02/2026

What happens when one storm ends… and another is already on the way?

Hospitals don’t always get time to fully recover between emergencies. Severe weather can bring power outages, flooding, blocked access routes and strained backup systems — while the next storm may already be developing.

For NICUs and infant care units, preparedness means planning beyond the first emergency. Staff need to be ready for changing conditions, limited resources and situations where elevators or normal evacuation routes may no longer be available.

The EvacuB Infant Evacuation Sled helps hospitals prepare to move up to six infants during an emergency, including situations where stair evacuation becomes necessary.

Because emergency preparedness isn't only about responding to what's happening now.

It's about being ready for what comes next.

Prepare. Protect. Evacuate. Together.

09/25/2026

The Best in Evacuation. 6 Babies. One Nurse. One Sled.

Let Evacu B do the work.

See What They Don't.
09/09/2026

See What They Don't.

08/28/2026

6 Babies Shouldn't Require 6 Rescuers.

08/13/2026

A NICU fire evacuation is not the same as evacuating the rest of a hospital.

Every patient is non-ambulatory. Some require oxygen or other continuous support. And during an emergency, the number of available staff may be limited.

That's why NICU fire preparedness has to go beyond a generic hospital evacuation plan.

Can your team account for every infant?
Can they move them safely?
Do they know when to shelter in place — and when to evacuate?
Have they actually practiced the route and equipment they'll use?

We put together a new guide covering the realities of fire safety and evacuation planning for NICUs and infant units.

Preparedness isn't about expecting the emergency. It's about being ready for it.

Read the full article by clicking the image →

08/05/2026

Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare.

It's helping hospitals reduce clinician burnout by automating documentation, optimizing workflows, supporting clinical decision-making, and identifying risks before they become crises.

These innovations are making hospitals smarter, more efficient, and better equipped to deliver patient care.

But even the most advanced AI has its limits.

It can't carry a newborn to safety during a flood.

It can't evacuate a NICU during a fire.

It can't transport vulnerable patients when elevators are out of service following a power outage.

When emergencies become reality, hospitals still depend on trained teams, practiced evacuation plans, and specialized equipment to protect their most vulnerable patients.

The future of healthcare isn't just about smarter technology.

It's about combining innovation with preparedness—because when every second counts, the best outcomes come from planning ahead.

At EVACU B, we're proud to support hospitals with evacuation solutions designed to help protect their smallest patients when it matters most.

07/31/2026

Enjoy the long weekend! We will see you on Tuesday!

Address

24-174 Colonnade Road
Ottawa, ON
K2E7J5

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+16137237587

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Doro Inc. posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Sponsored

Share

Category