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NaphCare, Inc.

At NaphCare, we believe in innovating to improve lives.

02/26/2026

At NaphCare, our Proactive Care Model guides detox care through early risk identification, increased onsite support, and rapid clinical response. By integrating medical and mental health services, our teams help stabilize patients sooner and reduce detox-related emergencies.

With the launch of NaphCare’s Detox Campaign, we’re reinforcing this approach through targeted education and training across partner sites, equipping teams with the knowledge and tools needed to support safer detox outcomes from day one.

02/25/2026

In our latest issue of NaphCare Perspectives, we are proud to highlight Sam Oney, a Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) nurse at the Hamilton County Justice Center, whose work is transforming lives.

Sam’s path to correctional healthcare was shaped by personal loss. After experiencing the devastating impact of addiction within her own family, she made the decision to pursue nursing with a clear purpose: to help individuals struggling with substance use disorder receive the care and dignity they deserve.

Since joining NaphCare, Sam has played a pivotal role in expanding the MAT program in Hamilton County. What began as a limited continuation program now serves approximately 400 patients each month — nearly ten times the number when she started. By normalizing treatment within the facility and increasing access to life-saving medications, the program is helping reduce stigma and improve outcomes for individuals returning to the community.

Research shows that initiating medication-assisted treatment prior to release can reduce the risk of overdose death by up to 75%. In Hamilton County, overdose deaths recently reached a 10-year low — a milestone that reflects the power of partnership, clinical leadership, and patient-centered care.

“I get to help give families their loved ones back,” Sam shares. “That means a lot and tells me I’m where I’m supposed to be.”

We are grateful for Sam’s leadership and her commitment to improving and saving lives. Read her full story and learn more about opportunities to join our team: http://lite.spr.ly/6005P5nb

02/24/2026

NaphCare, in partnership with the Washoe County Sheriff's Office, is proud to announce the launch of the THRIVE Jail-Based Competency Treatment (JBCT) program at the Washoe County Detention Facility — the first program of its kind in the state of Nevada.

The JBCT program delivers full competency restoration services within the detention facility to individuals whom the Court has determined are incompetent to stand trial. By providing restoration services directly in jail, THRIVE eliminates unnecessary delays in the restorative process and reduces reliance on limited forensic hospital beds statewide.

This program builds on the success of the THRIVE Jail-Based Treatment Program launched in 2024 and represents years of collaboration between NaphCare, Washington County Sheriff's Office, the Washoe County Competency Court, and statewide stakeholders. Legislative changes enacted in 2025 provided the authority needed to deliver restoration services within the jail setting, marking a significant step forward for Nevada.

Through a multidisciplinary team approach, individuals in the THRIVE JBCT program receive individualized mental health and medical care alongside specialized forensic services. The program is designed to meet and exceed local and national standards for competency evaluation and restoration, while maintaining safety and security within a designated Jail-Based Mental Health Unit.

Jail-based competency restoration addresses a growing national crisis. Across the country, justice-involved individuals with mental illness are waiting longer for competency services, increasing lengths of stay, straining public resources, and raising due process concerns. Programs like THRIVE help reduce wait times, improve restoration outcomes, and advance cases through the legal system more efficiently.

We are proud to partner with Washoe County to bring innovative, evidence-based forensic mental health solutions to Nevada and to continue strengthening correctional healthcare statewide.

Read more: http://lite.spr.ly/6007Pexd

02/23/2026

Great benefits aren’t a bonus — they’re part of how we support our team.

From competitive pay and comprehensive health coverage to retirement plans, paid time off, and opportunities to grow your career, NaphCare is committed to taking care of the people who take care of others.

Know someone who’d be a great fit? Send them our way and explore what working at NaphCare can look like: http://lite.spr.ly/6004OQS0

02/21/2026

Our Proactive Care Model is built for early identification, rapid intervention, and integrated treatment. We optimize onsite care to address concerns sooner, reduce emergencies, and support patients at every stage.

This isn’t reactive healthcare — it’s Innovation in Action. Intentional, coordinated care designed to improve outcomes where it matters most.

02/20/2026

Rachel consistently goes above and beyond to support her team and strengthen operations at her facility. Her work and attention to detail do not go unnoticed; her team appreciates her efforts to improve workspaces across the unit.

Thank you, Rachel, for the positive impact you make on your team and facility.

02/19/2026

Please join us in congratulating our January Kudos recipients.

Our Kudos program celebrates team members who live out our mission to improve and save lives. Team members are nominated for demonstrating our Core Values in action and making a meaningful impact in their roles.

These individuals exemplify what it means to serve with purpose — strengthening our teams, supporting our partners, and making a meaningful difference for the patients in our care.

Thank you for representing the very best of .

02/17/2026

We're recognizing Paul Cornely, the first African American to earn a doctoral degree in public health and a former President of the American Public Health Association.

Dr. Cornely was a powerful advocate for racial equity in healthcare systems and public health education. His leadership helped shape more inclusive training and policy practices, leaving a lasting impact on how communities access and experience care.

02/16/2026

Teamwork, support, and ongoing training make all the difference. This five-star review from an RN in St. Lucie County, Florida, reflects what our teams experience every day - strong leadership, collaborative care, and onsite providers working together to deliver timely, effective treatment.

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02/14/2026

Grace is known for leading with kindness, professionalism, and consistency in every interaction. Her approachability and commitment to others make her a true role model and an example of what strong leadership looks like at NaphCare.

Thank you, Grace, for all that you do and for making a lasting impact on those around you.

02/13/2026

Today, we honor Helen Octavia Dickens, the first African American woman admitted to the American College of Surgeons.

A pioneer in obstetrics and gynecology, Dr. Dickens dedicated her career to improving care for underserved communities and advancing women’s health. Her leadership and advocacy helped expand access to quality healthcare and set new standards for excellence in medicine.

02/10/2026

NaphCare commends the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry (ADCRR) on the early resolution of its Department of Justice settlement related to Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

As ADCRR’s contracted correctional healthcare partner, NaphCare worked closely with state leadership and facility teams to support systemwide improvements in accessibility, vision care, and timely access to patient-centered healthcare. These efforts included expanded intake-based vision screenings, improved access to optometry services, faster delivery of corrective lenses, and enhanced clinical workflows supported by NaphCare’s proprietary TechCare electronic health record system.

A key initiative was the creation of an onsite eye clinic at the Phoenix Intake Facility, allowing many patients to receive vision screenings and eyeglasses at intake, supporting early identification of needs and continuity of care across facilities.

We are proud to have supported these reforms to correctional eye care. Since beginning services with ADCRR, completed vision encounters have increased from just over 4,000 annually to more than 22,000.

NaphCare remains committed to continuous quality improvement and to partnering with correctional agencies nationwide to deliver accessible, evidence-based healthcare services.

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