Latest Correctional Health Care News from NCCHC Resources
NCCHC Releases New Jail Guidelines for Medical Treatment of SUD
NCCHC’s new resource, Jail Guidelines for the Medical Treatment of Substance Use Disorders 2025, provides the latest research and best practices for addressing the opioid crisis and ensuring that
CIT Training in Delaware
NCCHC is pleased to partner with the Delaware Department of Corrections to offer crisis intervention training. Leaders and officers recognize the difference this important training can make in supporting safety,
The Role of Health Services Monitoring: Insights from an NCCHC Resources Lead Consultant
By Ashley Brinkman, PhD, LPC, CCHP In today’s ever-changing health care landscape, delivering top-notch, efficient health services in correctional facilities demands a sharp eye and a dedicated approach. As a
Health Care Delivery Starts with the Right RFP and Contract
When a public agency seeks health services, the cornerstone of a successful bid process is a well-constructed Request for Proposal (RFP). The RFP not only outlines the agency’s desired services,
An Outside Perspective with Insider Knowledge
At the NCCHC National Conference in Las Vegas, NCCHC Resources hosted a reception for our consultants and board members. The room was filled with both new acquaintances and old friends.
The Greatest Challenge in Correctional Health Care
In correctional health care, one issue looms large: staffing. When we posed the question, “What is the greatest challenge you face each day in correctional health care?” during the NCCHC
NCCHC Resources Appoints New Director of Project Management Office
Denise Hinkle, CPA, has been named the new director of the NCCHC Resources Project Management Office. She is an inactive certified public accountant and multidisciplinary consultant with extensive experience in
Health Care, Custody, and Control
In the May/June issue of American Jails, NCCHC Resources Managing Director Fred Meyer, MA, CJM, CCHP, discusses the vital importance of fostering strong collaboration between custody and medical staff within jails.