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Making a Difference

Forward thinking and innovative strategies to affect positive change.

The Power to be your Best

The changing landscape of correctional health care requires bold solutions.

Share the Vision

We inspire, empower, and guide health care professionals to be their best.

Research Driven

Evidence-based practice that results in increased positive patient outcomes.

what we do

Singularly focused on providing comprehensive, high-quality health care services to county jails, prisons, and juvenile detention centers throughout the United States with several decades of success in the industry. Dedicated solely to correctional health care, our company is designed for our clients, advocates for our patients, and understands our most important resource is our health care team members. We are a proven leader in correctional health care, continuously improving standards of care through evidence-based best practice in all areas to foster positive patient outcomes.

Medical

PrimeCare Medical provides qualified medical professionals that are trained and experienced in correctional health care, and who are further supported by equally qualified mid-level practitioners. These professionals are compromised of doctors, dentists, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants that oversee all aspects of our correctional health care contracts.

MAT Programs & SUD Treatment

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is the use of medications, in combination with counseling and behavioral therapies, to treat substance use disorder (SUD), sustain recovery, prevent overdose, and reduce cost. Research shows that MAT is clinically effective.  This treatment approach improves patient survival, increases retention in treatment, and decreases illicit opioid use and other criminal activity among people with SUDs.

Nursing

The backbone of a health care delivery system is comprised of licensed, competent nurses, both registered and practical. Our nursing staff is trained on and guided by established policies and procedures patterned after those of the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC). On-site management is provided by a Health Services Administrator who in turn is further supported by a dedicated regional management staff.

Consulting Services & Risk Management

Backed by a company at the forefront of correctional health care, PrimeCare Medical provides an array of services. This includes legal consultation, development and evaluation of policies and procedures in compliance with NCCHA standards, staff training, education development, risk management and complex case review.

Behavioral Health

PrimeCare Medical provides psychiatrists, psychologists, and behavioral health professionals who specialize in psychiatric patient care, crisis management, suicide prevention, and collaborate with local judicial systems. These services are augmented by efficient use of telemedicine when appropriate.

PCM Lite

PCM Lite is a comprehensive á la carte solution for all your correctional health care requirements. It provides answers to the costly and complicated provision of quality care by offering a wide array of products and services. These include pharmaceuticals, medical supplies & equipment, electronic health records, diagnostic solutions, billing services, consulting, development, training, and contract monitoring, with the primary goal of increasing positive patient outcomes while helping you save valuable time, money, and resources. Choose what you need and leave the rest to us.

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Sharing Expertise at the NCCHC National Conference

PrimeCare Medical, Inc. was well represented at the NCCHC National Conference, held October 24–28, in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Vice President of Behavioral Health Emily Scordellis (pictured) presented on Building Safer Correctional Environments Through Violence Risk Assessment. Vice President of Clinical Operations Jennifer Mroz and Regional Manager of Clinical Operations Megan Hughes led Choosing Your Battles: When to Push, When to Pause, and How to Intervene Effectively. Chief Medical Officer Dr. Rollings and Director of SUD Operations Jessica Norton addressed Reducing Operational Friction in Correctional MOUD Programs. Director of Public Relations Tommy Williams facilitated a roundtable discussion on AI and Predictive Analytics in Corrections.

PrimeCare Medical’s participation reflects the organization’s ongoing commitment to professional education within the correctional health care community.

PrimeCare Medical's 30th Annual Golf Tournament

PrimeCare Medical hosted its 30th Annual Golf Tournament at the Dauphin Highlands Golf Course on September 17th, bringing together our amazing clients, vendors, and friends for a day of giving back to the community. The PrimeCare Medical Golf Tournament provides an opportunity to strengthen the relationships that help shape our organization while supporting charitable causes that make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. This year, PrimeCare Medical was proud to continue that tradition of giving with a $25,000 donation to Penn State THON, supporting its mission to conquer childhood cancer. Additionally, four local charities each received $5,000 and a fifth received $2,500.

Publication in the NCCHC's CorrectCare Fall 2026

“The Psychology of Waiting: Why Time Feels Different in Correctional Health Care,” explores why waiting is more than the passage of time. In correctional health care, uncertainty, limited control, and unclear expectations can influence how patients experience delays, and how those experiences affect anxiety, frustration, cooperation, and even safety. The article also looks at practical ways health care professionals can make waiting more manageable through communication, transparency, predictability, and acknowledgment.

Scordellis, E., & Williams, T. (2006). The Psychology of Waiting: Why Time Feels Different in Correctional Health Care. CorrectCare (40)2,16-17.

Bike MS: ROC the Great Lakes

PrimeCare Medical’s cycling team rode in and raised $2,500 for Bike MS: ROC the Great Lakes on August 8th. Pictured are Director of Public Relations Tommy Williams, Regional Manager Rafael Alvarado, MS Society’s Assistant Director of Community and Endurance Events Sierra Etkin, and riders Jimmy Williams and Colton Perham. Missing from the photo but also participating is Anthony Jefferson.

American Diabetes Association's Tour de Cure 2026

The day began with a driving rain followed by high winds, but no one regrets the rides they do. Especially when it is for a great cause. The American Diabetes Association’s Tour de Cure, held on June 6th, combines our passion for cycling with the goal to raise critical funds to research diabetes and ultimately try and put an end to this chronic disease. Pictured are ADA Director of Development Jessica Joanis, PrimeCare Medical Vice President of Operations Christine Graupman, and PCM Cycling Team Leader Tommy Williams.

49th Annual MCAA Conference

PrimeCare Medical, Inc. was a proud Diamond Sponsor at the 49th Annual Maryland Correctional Administrators Association (MCAA) conference held June 4-6 in Ocean City, MD. Pictured are Regional Manager Ashley Fisher, Director of Maryland Operations Justin Lensbower, Vice President of Administration Kasey ONeal, and Vice President of Business Development Derek Hughes.

Publication in the NCCHC's CorrectCare Spring 2026

Featured inside the NCCHC’s spring issue of CorrectCare is our article on addressing tension between health care and mental health staff. Aligning Perspectives focuses on one of the most important (and often challenging) dynamics in correctional health care: bridging the gap between medical and mental health teams to better serve the patients in our care.

Williams, T., & Scordellis, E. (2026). Aligning perspectives: Addressing tension between health care & mental health staff. CorrectCare 40(1), 8-9, 20.

Penn State THON

PrimeCare Medical was proud to be well represented at Penn State THON February 20-22, thanks to the generous support of our CEO, Tom Weber, and his wife, Colleen Weber. THON is the world’s largest student-run philanthropic organization, and it raised an incredible $18,841,726.53 this year to fight pediatric cancer — contributing to a lifetime total of more than a quarter of a billion dollars in support of children and families through Four Diamonds. We are honored to stand alongside students, families, and community partners who dedicate themselves to this extraordinary cause. Events like THON are powerful reminders of what can happen when leadership, compassion, and collective commitment come together — all For The Kids.

Pictured are Jeffry Walsh, this year’s development director, with Tom and Colleen, on the floor at the Bryce Jordan Center.

UCP of Central PA Magic Night 2026 Gala

We are a proud 2x Gold Sponsor for United Cerebral Palsy of Central Pennsylvania‘s Magic Night 2026 gala.

95th Annual Buckeye State Sheriff’s Association Conference

PrimeCare Medical, Inc. co-sponsored breakfast at the 95th annual Buckeye State Sheriff’s Association Conference held in Erie, OH, Nov. 9-12. Manning the booth were COO Todd Haskins, Director of Operations John Bowers (both pictured), and President Brent Bavington.

NCCHC National Conference 2025

PrimeCare Medical, Inc. attended the NCCHC National Conference in Baltimore on Nov. 1-5. Pictured at our booth is Vice President of Business Operations Derek Hughes, Vice President of Administration Kasey O’Neal, and Regional Manager Ashley Fisher. Vice President of Behavioral Health Emily Scordellis (pictured) and Director of Public Relations Tommy Williams presented a poster board on the Differential Diagnosis for Psychosis. President Brent Bavington conducted a roundtable discussion on Innovation to Equity: Addressing Disparities in Corrections.