by Editor | Nov 2, 2024 | front page, Health, Infrastructure, Inmate Stories
(A group of women on Charley bay tell this alleged incident.) Robin is the name of a stage 4 cancer patient who needs oxygen to survive. Robin had been complaining about a fever the night before, and this could be why in the middle of the night she had thrown off all...
by Editor | Nov 2, 2024 | front page, Health, Infrastructure, Inmate Stories
Joanna is 100% blind. When she was arrested on an ancient parole violation, she had her collapsible white cane with the red tip, universally recognized as a blind person’s “eyes”. The jail guards took her cane away claiming she could use it as a...
by Editor | Nov 1, 2024 | front page, Health, Infrastructure
(Follow up article on “Did Naphcare do something right?”) Well, that didn’t take long. About 3 weeks ago we announced Naphcare’s new continuity of care program, where each inmate was assigned her own ” team” of Provider, RN, and...
by Editor | Oct 13, 2024 | front page, Health, Infrastructure
OMG. We received a bunch of communications within the last 24 hours, about Naphcare implementing a new Provider network. Each resident is now assigned her own “team” of Provider, RN, and CNA. She sees her team each time she goes to Medical and her HNR...
by Editor | Oct 6, 2024 | front page, Health, Infrastructure
As reported by the Arizona Republic on Oct 2nd, Naphcare training guides, posted online some inmates’ images, name, medications, and diagnosis, visible to anyone with a browser. ACLU attorneys found this while researching medical record systems used by state...
by Editor | Sep 25, 2024 | front page, Health, Infrastructure
Why do the ladies at Perryville call it that? This particular van is described by the residents as ancient, filthy, no a/c or heat, and NO STEP STOOL as required by policy. Try this in your van or truck tomorrow…. first put a belly chain on, then handcuff your...
