This whitepaper explains how California hospitals can prepare for Assembly Bill 2975 (AB 2975), which requires weapons detection screening at key public entrances to reduce workplace violence while maintaining patient access to care. It outlines compliance requirements, including screening locations, staff training, signage, response protocols, and operational readiness before the March 2027 deadline. The guide emphasizes that compliance goes beyond installing detection technology and requires comprehensive risk assessments, documented procedures, ongoing training, and audit readiness. It also highlights the importance of preserving patient dignity, minimizing disruptions, and ensuring consistent decision-making through structured training. Ultimately, it encourages hospitals to adopt an i

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