SPC’s team has developed an innovative approach to accessing medical care, both within correctional facilities as well as post release. Our approach, based on a “cost-plus” model, ensures our compensation is directly tied to achieving client-directed outcomes, and our non-profit model allows us to reinvest all profit into resident and employee wellness.
Product Features:
— SPC Hiring / Staffing Model: SPC controls cost and optimizes resource utilization by strategically hiring and scheduling credential-appropriate staff to deliver care and avoid wasting costly Physician and RN time on tasks not requiring their expertise and licensing.
— STAIR Method: SPC adopts the Screening, Triage, Assessment, Intervention, and Reintegration framework for mental health services. This method allows SPC to tailor health plans uniquely to each resident, from Day One as a resident with the primary goal of ensuring full stabilization and mental health resilience by Day One as a returned citizen.
— Cost-Plus Performance Incentive: Unlike other cost-plus models which lack effective cost protection and cost containment for clients, our model has performance incentive payments which reward clinical performance metrics and achieved cost savings.
— Healthcare Education and Prevention Programs: SPC will offer comprehensive health education and prevention programs, focusing on lifestyle changes, disease management, and health promotion to give residents the tools to take ownership for their health and well-being, from their time within a facility through to their return to their community.
Post Release:
At Social Purpose Corrections, we stand firm in our belief that access to comprehensive physical and mental health services is essential to the successful reentry for every returning citizen.
By forging strategic alliances with corrections organizations and community service providers, we have established a robust network that bridges the gap to no-cost or low-cost private healthcare coverage under the Affordable Care Act for those emerging from incarceration.
We can educate correctional agencies and reentry providers on the availability of an insurance program which leverages federal subsidies to connect returning citizens not just to medical coverage, but to a quality of care that embodies continuous support and unwavering commitment to their well-being and successful reintegration into our communities.