I.P.C. (Inmate Patient Care) is the 18-bed infirmary located on Lumley unit. This is how a 65 year-old stroke victim described her 2-week stay there. “I had a stroke in March 2019. When you come to I.P.C. from the hospital, the guards don’t let you have any of your personal items with you. I had no toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, or comb. I had to beg and beg to take a shower, which is not at I.P.C., but in the Special Need Unit. The only shampoo I had was out of a hand soap dispenser, I got no sleep for the entire time I was there, because an elderly patient was raving and screaming constantly. It was said that she has dementia. The nurses scream right back at her!” P.U.R
Women in Inmate Patient Care denied showers and toiletries – by P.U.R
This is all true They treat people like dirt
As a former inmate, I can’t believe the way ADOC constantly breaks the law. They should be taken over by the feds for their inhumane treatment to inmates and their families. Put someone in every prison to keep the dishonest admin and corrupt officers accountable