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Growing up, Brad McLane watched his father start NaphCare and build it into the hospital, correctional health care and software development company it is today. With offices and projects in 35 states around the country, and top-line revenue reaching nearly $1 billion, NaphCare has grown considerably since Jim McLane founded it in 1989. Before Brad McLane took over his father’s company, he started and led multiple nonprofit companies in public health and welfare. He also went on to earn a law degree from Georgetown University and was a public interest lawyer for the U.S. Department of Justice for nearly 10 years. Since becoming CEO of NaphCare, McLane has helped increase the company’s top-line revenue from $350 million to nearly $1 billion, which he believes they can surpass in 2024. The BBJ sat down with McLane to learn more about him and his plans for the future of NaphCare. Read more at the link.

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Join NaphCare June 5-7 from for a virtual hiring event specifically for Wyoming-based healthcare professionals. Click the link below to register!

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Join NaphCare June 6-7 from 8AM-7PM PST for a virtual hiring event specifically for California-based RNs and LPNs. Click the link below to register!

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Why do they love NaphCare? Correctional healthcare serves the undertreated, under-privileged, builds camaraderie, fosters skill development, and leads to the opportunity to practice at the highest level of their scope of practice, as well as opportunities for growth.

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How does NaphCare help deepen your skills and expand your career? Correctional nursing fosters skill development and offers valuable experiences, as well as providing opportunities to deliver optimal care to our patients. Click the video below to learn more from Team NaphCare!

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DAYTON, OH - Montgomery County Sheriff Rob Streck announces that his office is expanding partnership with local colleges by welcoming The Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine into the Montgomery County Jail. This collaboration between the Jail, NaphCare and Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine is focused on increasing psychiatry services and comes at a time when the demand for mental health assistance has reached unprecedented levels. Per statistics reported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), an estimated 44% of individuals in jails, experience mental illness. Through this partnership, psychiatry services from NaphCare will be increased with several fourth-year psychiatry residents working under the clinical direction of Dr. Brian Merrill. Dr. Merrill states, “This experience will broaden education by offering residents an opportunity to serve incarcerated individuals, while meeting a service need in the community. The hope is to expand this partnership so that additional Residency Training Programs or Medical Students can also join the treatment team.” This collaboration between the Montgomery County Jail, NaphCare and The Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine reflects a proactive approach to tackling mental health challenges within the criminal justice system. Read more at the link below.

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NaphCare is pleased to share a conversation with our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jeffrey Alvarez, MD, CCHP. Dr. Alvarez came to NaphCare in 2018 as a corporate physician, quickly advancing to Corporate Medical Director for Western States and, most recently, to the role of Chief Medical Officer. He uses his National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC) expertise to help NaphCare partners abide by NCCHC standards and recommend correctional facilities to obtain accreditation, earning NaphCare a 100% success rate in acquiring and maintaining accreditation for our partners. Dr. Alvarez became involved with the NCCHC in 2010 when he began working as a surveyor to help correctional facilities achieve and maintain NCCHC accreditation. Since then, he has taken on various leadership roles with the NCCHC, serving on the Board of Directors and helping amend and update the standards to remain current. In our conversation with Dr. Alvarez, he spoke about the importance of NCCHC accreditation, NaphCare’s partnership in helping correctional facilities succeed, and his desire to improve public health through individualized care. Click the link to read the full article.

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NaphCare has completed its SOC 2 Type II audit, performed by KirkpatrickPrice. This attestation provides evidence that NaphCare has a strong commitment to security and to delivering high-quality services to its clients by demonstrating that they have the necessary internal controls and processes in place. A SOC 2 audit provides an independent, third-party validation that a service organization’s information security practices meet industry standards stipulated by the AICPA. During the audit, a service organization’s non-financial reporting controls as they relate to security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy of a system are tested. The SOC 2 report delivered by KirkpatrickPrice verifies the suitability of the design and operating effectiveness of NaphCare’s controls to meet the standards for these criteria. “NaphCare is committed to providing the highest level of security and internal controls to protect and safeguard our customer’s data and ensure the privacy of the patients we serve,” said Byron Harrison, Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer of NaphCare. “Originally architected by NaphCare, the TechCare EHR and TechCareOnline platforms are the premier solutions for the correctional healthcare industry. Our in-house teams remain committed to maintaining our SOC 2 Type II compliance and providing the highest levels of service and security to our partners.” Read more at NaphCare.com.

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The National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC) selected the Pima County Adult Detention Complex as the 2023 R. Scott Chavez Facility of the Year. Pima County (Ariz.) was selected for its commitment to solving opioid crisis-related challenges by seeking Opioid Treatment Program accreditation and its dedication to multidisciplinary teamwork among custody staff, health staff and the county health department. The award was presented October 2 during the opening ceremony of the National Conference on Correctional Health Care in Las Vegas. “We commend the Pima County Adult Detention Complex for its commitment to collaboration and quality improvement,” said Deborah Ross, CCHP, NCCHC’s Chief Executive Officer. “The team is dedicated to finding solutions to difficult challenges, including expanding their MAT program into a SAMHSA-certified, NCCHC-accredited Opioid Treatment Program.” Located in Tucson, Ariz., the Pima County Adult Detention Complex healthcare program is managed by the Pima County Behavioral Health Department who partners with NaphCare, Inc. to provide medical and mental health services. NaphCare and Pima County collaborated this year to expand the Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) program into a SAMHSA-certified, NCCHC-accredited Opioid Treatment Program (OTP). “NaphCare is proud to partner with Pima County to bring innovative healthcare to the Tucson community,” said Dr. Jeffrey Alvarez, NaphCare’s Chief Medical Officer. Read more at the link.

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Fulton County Chairman Robb Pitts and Commissioner (District 1) Bridget Thorne recognized members of NaphCare’s healthcare team with the Fulton County Chairman’s Award for Outstanding Endeavors for the Benefit of Fulton County Citizens. “I’m honored today to recognize this NaphCare team of healthcare heroes for going above and beyond to save lives during a serious incident at the jail. Thank you for putting your patients first,” said Chairman Pitts. Earlier this year, NaphCare’s medical team at the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta responded to multiple, simultaneous medical emergencies and successfully saved many patients’ lives. In a single day, NaphCare's medical team responded to nearly a dozen medical emergencies with success. In one instance, the team received a call for assistance in treating a patient with a severe injury to a major artery. NaphCare's first responders acted swiftly and performed life-saving measures both before and during transport to the hospital. The same day, NaphCare's medical team received a second call for help. Upon arrival, they were met with the aftermath of a serious incident where several patients had been severely injured and required immediate medical attention. The NaphCare team quickly assessed the emergency in order to initiate rescue efforts. Despite the challenge of a high-tension situation, NaphCare's medical team remained focused and successfully rescued six individuals. Read the rest of the article at NaphCare.com.