1. To ensure that HAIC establishes and maintains a reputation of honesty, integrity and on-time delivery of services.

2. To work cooperatively with affected areas with cultural competency and by meeting their self-described needs.

3. To provide critical medical surge capacity infrastructure globally and within 48 hours of deployment orders.

4. To provide training to medical personnel “on the ground” to ensure that they can utilize the system and maintain it after HAIC staff leave.

5. To provide consulting services as needed to the affected area for short and long-term emergency response and preparedness planning.

6. To maintain a trained and immediately available staff ready to deploy to the affected location within 48 hours of deployment orders.