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Due to continued growth, NCCHC Resources has hired Leah Fucile as a new project manager. Ms. Fucile brings over three decades of leadership in the public and private sectors to the position. She recently retired as Director of the Administrative Operations Bureau for the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. Ms. Fucile managed over $65 million […]

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. Conversations were buzzing with discussions on the most pressing issues facing correctional health care across the country. This gathering served as a powerful reminder of

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 accounting, project management, business advisory, executive leadership, and business ownership. She has delivered global, domestic, and local projects, including process development and improvement, best practice

We are still reflecting on the excellent content from the American Jail Association’s (AJA) May conference. One thing was repeatedly made clear: Inability to hire security and medical staff is hindering operations and increasing the risk of adverse health events among those in custody. Addressing the crisis involves a multi-faceted approach, as this issue is

By Richard Forbus, CCHP Human trafficking is estimated to be one of the most prevalent crimes in the world, with some estimates placing it third behind the drug trade and counterfeiting. Typically associated with criminal enterprises including the sex trade and narcotics trafficking, human trafficking also occurs in legal industries and sectors such as agriculture,