HSRMaster_202505 Line 22.xlsx

This is a Health Services Report (HSR) document submitted by Centurion Health of Indiana, LLC, the incumbent vendor providing correctional health services to the Indiana Department of Correction (IDOC). The report covers the month of May 2025 and includes comprehensive healthcare utilization data across all IDOC facilities serving an average monthly population of 25,174 incarcerated individuals, as well as data from juvenile detention sites serving an average population of 341. The HSR documents extensive clinical activity across multiple healthcare disciplines, including psychiatrist encounters (885), primary care visits (58,692 total clinical encounters), emergency services (176 emergency room visits), specialty care referrals (483 ordered, 408 completed), and dental procedures (4,117 intake/triage exams and 638 extractions). Key performance metrics include 69 community hospital admissions during the reporting period with an average length of stay of 5 days, 1,517 offenders in Hepatitis C chronic care with 183 receiving Interferon therapy, and 204 HIV-positive offenders in custody with 179 receiving treatment. The report also tracks mental health services, including 1,326 intake assessments, suicide prevention activities documenting 181 offenders on suicide watch, and pharmacy services showing significant populations on both psychotropic and non-psychotropic medications.

The HSR demonstrates substantial infrastructure and service delivery across multiple care categories including routine and emergency medical encounters, chronic disease management for conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, and infectious diseases, women's health services including 10 pregnancies and 2 live births during the month, laboratory and imaging services with 12,370 contract labs completed and 1,414 X-rays performed, and grievance tracking with 313 medical and 27 mental health grievances filed. The data reflects compliance tracking against American Correctional Association (ACA) standards through ASCA (Association of State Correctional Administrators) metrics, documenting mortality statistics (12 deaths), altercation incidents (113 inmate-versus-inmate altercations), and specialty care consultations. The report indicates operational challenges and performance monitoring in areas such as no-shows for scheduled appointments (4,812 total), with detailed documentation across psychiatric, medical, and dental service lines to support contract performance accountability and quality assurance obligations under the IDOC health services delivery agreement.