Run a Gap Analysis on a Home Emergency Preparedness Plan

Most households are not prepared for a two-day power cut, a burst pipe, or a medical emergency. They also do not need a bunker. The gap between survivalist overpreparation and complete unpreparedness is a short, practical list of specific items and arrangements. This produces that list for a specific household and location type.

I want to assess how prepared my household is for common emergencies. My household consists of {HOUSEHOLD_DESCRIPTION} and we live in {LOCATION_TYPE}.

Run a gap analysis across four categories:
1. **Power and communications**: what do we need if the power fails for [48 hours], and what do we currently have or lack
2. **Food and water**: what is the recommended minimum supply for [72 hours] for a household of our size, and what we would need to acquire
3. **Medical and medications**: what a basic household first aid kit should contain, plus any household-specific considerations for our composition
4. **Information and documentation**: what documents we should have copies of and where they should be stored in an emergency

For each category: current recommendation, what our household likely has, what the likely gaps are, and the most important single item to acquire or arrange first.

Keep recommendations practical and within a [moderate] budget. No survivalism.