The CCHP program has announced the certification of 245 correctional health professionals who passed their examinations in the fourth quarter of 2025—the highest number
Jan 5, 2026
Starting the Year with Purpose – Invest in Your Future
Starting the year with purpose means investing in your greatest asset: YOURSELF!
Jan 5, 2026
Free Telephone Support Available for All Pregnant and Postpartum People
The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline provides free, potentially lifesaving resources.
Dec 22, 2025
Using eConsult to Improve Specialty Care in Corrections
Asynchronous eConsult succeeds where video fails because it aligns with correctional realities.
Dec 22, 2025
Present at NCCHC 2026 Mental Health Care or National Conferences
Correctional health care continues to evolve—and the professionals working in the field are leading that progress every day. Presenting at an NCCHC Conference is
Dec 16, 2025
Time Running Out to Double Your NCCHC Foundation Donation
Every donation through December 31 will be matched up to $25,000
Jun 30, 2026
The Art and Science of Attracting and Retaining Correctional Health Professionals
In high-stress situations, staff need to know they are supported.
Jun 24, 2026
PTSD Awareness Month: Seeing Trauma Clearly in Correctional Health Care
Facilities have the opportunity to reduce harm and break cycles.
Jun 23, 2026
Guest Editorial: 1115 Waivers, 5121 Planning Grants, Care Coordination, and Why They Should Matter to Everyone
Medicaid reentry waivers and planning grants can help people leave custody with care already in place.
Jun 11, 2026
Men’s Health Week: Addressing Years of Unmet Health Needs
This Men’s Health Week, we recognize the essential role correctional health professionals play in improving health outcomes for men during incarceration and beyond.
May 27, 2026
Dr. Jennifer Aldrich Appointed to NCCHC Board of Representatives
Dr. Aldrich is a professor of clinical medicine and a nationally respected leader.
May 13, 2026
NCCHC Releases New Video Highlighting the Benefits of Accreditation
Quality improvement, risk reduction, professional accountability, and better health outcomes for incarcerated patients.
