Midland County, Texas
Supporting Midland County.
Our partners were seeking a higher standard of quality care and expressed a need to decrease and stabilize overall costs by maximizing on-site services. Minimizing off-site transports mitigated their risk and liability. Midland County and the Midland County Sheriff’s Office operate the Central Detention Center which is a safe and secure detention facility with a 509-bed capacity and ADP of approximately 450. The County also operates the Barbara Culver Juvenile Justice Center which has a state-rated capacity of 24-beds with a current ADP of approximately 12.
Mental health, COVID-19, and infectious disease are adversaries in any jail setting. However, the minute a person walks through our doors, the liability comes on us to provide the best care for them that we can. CorrHealth knows what they’re doing, and I appreciate how they’ve stepped in to provide us with the highest standard of care which our inmates and juvenile detainees need and deserve. I foresee a bright future for Midland County with CorrHealth.
Benny Matlock, Chief Deputy, Midland County Sheriff’s Office
CorrHealth updates.
Read the latest news and events from CorrHealth and the correctional healthcare world.
Nine Years of Inspiration, Purpose, Growth, Impact, and an Obsession to Always “Do Right”
Nine years ago, on May 1, 2017, CorrHealth’s journey began with something deeply personal. It was greatly inspired by my sister, Ashley, her pain,...
Anxiety Management in Jails: A Behavioral Health Perspective
Anxiety is a feeling experienced by all human beings. It is a normal and adaptive response to perceived threat, designed to protect us. At its core,...
Spotlight on Sonya Barrera: Leading with Purpose at the Adams County Detention Facility
For Sonya Barrera, RN, BSN, healthcare has never been just a profession. It is a calling that began early and has grown into a role where she now...