Apr 24, 2024Standards Q&A: 75% Custody Health Training Requirement Does the 75% requirement refer to all custody staff or only those working during the survey? Apr 23, 2024Scholarships Available for CCHP Certification and Study Materials Five scholarships are available that pay for CCHP testing and study materials. Apr 16, 2024National Viral Hepatitis Roundtable webinar on Monday, April 22 Free webinar on reentry waivers and combating hepatitis C Apr 12, 2024Standards Q&A: Documenting Nonemergent Health Care Requests What touchpoints should we document for nonemergent medical, dental, and mental health care requests? Apr 11, 2024CCHP Program Continues to be a Pillar of Patient Care Certified Correctional Health Professional status was attained by 82 individuals in the first quarter of 2024. Apr 8, 2024Care for Aging Patients in the Correctional Setting NCCHC’s new position statement addresses the needs of the aging population. Page1 … Page5 Oct 5, 2026NCCHC Welcomes Nine New Surveyors NCCHC surveyors play an important role in advancing quality correctional health care. Oct 1, 2026NCCHC Foundation Launches Free Reentry Toolkit to Strengthen Continuity of Care Free digital resource to help jails and their community partners strengthen reentry programs and continuity of care. Sep 29, 2026On Purpose and Progress: 50 Years of Raising the Standard By Deborah Ross, CCHP, NCCHC chief executive officer This fall, we will gather in Las Vegas for the 50th anniversary of the National Conference Sep 25, 2026Rethinking Antibiotic Prescribing in Correctional Dentistry: Why It’s Time for Evidence-Based Practice Behind the Wall Most dental pain requires definitive treatment, paired with over-the-counter pain relievers, not antibiotics. Sep 22, 2026National Recovery Month: Supporting Recovery in Correctional Health Care Recognize the professionals working every day to provide treatment and support in correctional settings. Sep 9, 2026States Must Protect Medicaid for People Returning Home from Incarceration Unless officials take action, millions of people are likely to fall through the cracks. Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 … Page93
Apr 24, 2024Standards Q&A: 75% Custody Health Training Requirement Does the 75% requirement refer to all custody staff or only those working during the survey?
Apr 23, 2024Scholarships Available for CCHP Certification and Study Materials Five scholarships are available that pay for CCHP testing and study materials.
Apr 16, 2024National Viral Hepatitis Roundtable webinar on Monday, April 22 Free webinar on reentry waivers and combating hepatitis C
Apr 12, 2024Standards Q&A: Documenting Nonemergent Health Care Requests What touchpoints should we document for nonemergent medical, dental, and mental health care requests?
Apr 11, 2024CCHP Program Continues to be a Pillar of Patient Care Certified Correctional Health Professional status was attained by 82 individuals in the first quarter of 2024.
Apr 8, 2024Care for Aging Patients in the Correctional Setting NCCHC’s new position statement addresses the needs of the aging population.
Oct 5, 2026NCCHC Welcomes Nine New Surveyors NCCHC surveyors play an important role in advancing quality correctional health care.
Oct 1, 2026NCCHC Foundation Launches Free Reentry Toolkit to Strengthen Continuity of Care Free digital resource to help jails and their community partners strengthen reentry programs and continuity of care.
Sep 29, 2026On Purpose and Progress: 50 Years of Raising the Standard By Deborah Ross, CCHP, NCCHC chief executive officer This fall, we will gather in Las Vegas for the 50th anniversary of the National Conference
Sep 25, 2026Rethinking Antibiotic Prescribing in Correctional Dentistry: Why It’s Time for Evidence-Based Practice Behind the Wall Most dental pain requires definitive treatment, paired with over-the-counter pain relievers, not antibiotics.
Sep 22, 2026National Recovery Month: Supporting Recovery in Correctional Health Care Recognize the professionals working every day to provide treatment and support in correctional settings.
Sep 9, 2026States Must Protect Medicaid for People Returning Home from Incarceration Unless officials take action, millions of people are likely to fall through the cracks.
