Mission
Statement
- Stopping recidivism one enrollment at a time
- Health of all individuals
- Quality and compliant customer service
History program
Who Are We ?
Since 2018, we have worked with probation and parole officers, county jails, and sheriffs to provide quality health insurance to individuals re-entering society after incarceration. Under the Affordable Care Act’s mission to provide affordable healthcare for all U.S. citizens, individuals recently released from incarceration are eligible to obtain coverage year-round.
Stats
What are the facts
Successfully enrolled more than 12.300, individuals re-enteirng society and over 60,000 indvidulas overall
About 50% of incarcerated people have dual diagnosis often mental health and substance addiction.
In the first two weeks after release, the rate of death among former inmates is 12 times greater compared to the general public.
The leading causes of death for the ex-offenders were drug overdose and cardiovascular disease.
A 2017 study found offenders with diagnoses have greater chance of re-arrest after release
NEWS
News articles
Gwinnett Sheriff's
Gwinnett County Sheriff Keybo Taylor speaks at a press conference in this file photo from January. The Sheriff’s Office announced on Wednesday that it will become the first law enforcement agency in the U.S.
Gwinnett County Jail
The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office made an announcement earlier this week about an innovative way they are helping inmates reentering society.
Gwinnett County, Ga
The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office is now making it easier for formerly incarcerated people, or even just the public, to sign up for health insurance.
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Why Partner with us?
High Range of Exploring Protection
- Reducing tax payers expenses one county jail partnership at a time
- Changing the quality of lifes for those released from incarceration one exchange at a time
