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The mission of the Correctional Managed Health Care Committee is to develop a statewide managed health care plan that provides TDCJ inmates with timely access to quality health care while also controlling costs.
The Correctional Managed Health Care Program provides comprehensive health care services to adult inmates incarcerated in Texas prison and state jail facilities. The Inmate Health Services Plan describes the level, type and variety of services available to inmates.
Originally established as a partnership with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice in 1994, the University of Texas Medical Branch Correctional Managed Care provides managed health care for inmates in more than 100 adult and juvenile correctional facilities throughout the state.
The Correctional Managed Health Care program is a partnership between the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, the University of Texas Medical Branch, and Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.
Moving forward Guardian Integrated Medical System will be the new name for the PEARL EHR and all clinical ancillary systems that make up the electronic health record for managing the patient care for Texas inmates incarcerated in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice system.
UTMB-CMC has since evolved and offers a wide distribution of medical resources, allowing us to provide coverage in geographically dispersed regions; we service over 83 facilities throughout the State of Texas, providing care for approximately 120,000 offenders.
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) Managed Care provides health services to approximately 30,000 patients in 27 correctional facilities at twenty-three geographical locations as a partnership with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
