Quality Correctional Health Care

07/21/2026

Congratulations to Kelly Loftis, HSA at White County, TN, on celebrating 15 years of dedicated service with QCHC! Thank you for your commitment and all you do. 💚💛

06/03/2026

Exciting week for QCHC as we officially begin our partnership with Champaign County, Illinois!

We are grateful to be working alongside an outstanding team of dedicated professionals and strong leaders who share our commitment to compassionate, patient centered care. From day one, it has been evident that this staff is passionate about serving others and making a positive difference.

We look forward to building lasting relationships, supporting the team, and providing exceptional healthcare services together. Thank you, Champaign County, for welcoming QCHC we are excited about the future ahead!

04/10/2026

04/10/2026

Congratulations to Alisha McGinnis, RN, who serves as our Health Services Administrator (HSA) at the Putnam County Jail, recently earned her Certified Correctional Health Professional (CCHP) through the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC).

⭐️ FEEL GOOD FRIDAY ⭐️

Putnam County Sheriff’s Office is proud to recognize one of our own for an outstanding professional accomplishment.

Alisha McGinnis, RN, who serves as our Health Services Administrator (HSA) at the Putnam County Jail, recently earned her Certified Correctional Health Professional (CCHP) through the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC).

Sheriff Farris said, “Alisha plays a critical role in the daily operations of our jail, ensuring that those in our custody receive proper medical care. Her dedication, leadership, and commitment to excellence are a direct reflection of the high standards we strive for at the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office.

This nationally recognized certification is highly regarded as a symbol of accomplishment. According to the NCCHC, the CCHP, “promotes correctional health care professionals’ knowledge, understanding, and application standards and guidelines essential to the delivery of appropriate health care in the correctional environment; their role in delivering that care; the basic legal principles underlying their practice; and their ethical obligations.”

Pictured is Sheriff Farris, Alisha McGinnis, and her husband, Sgt. Chad McGinnis, who is K9 Atos’ Handler.

“I started working as a Nurse in Corrections in 2019, when we lived in Hawaii. It was then I realized how much I enjoyed this type of work that is both challenging and rewarding. Correctional Nursing allows me to use my almost 28 years of experience to make a difference in the lives of people who don’t always take the best care of themselves but are just as deserving of medical care as those in the community. When I became the Health Services Administrator for the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office, I didn’t know what I was taking on but soon realized what an amazing group of Nurses and Deputies I would get to work with each day. They all strive duality to give the best care possible. Wanting to be a better leader for them, pushed me to earn my certification as a Certified Correctional Health Professional.” -Alisha McGinnis, RN, CCHP, HSA

03/04/2026

Please lift one of our own in prayer! 🙏

Rachel Davis, a 34-year-old mother of two and a nurse with Quality Correctional Healthcare at St. Clair County Jail in Alabama, was involved in a serious car accident and is currently in critical condition and in a coma.

Our hearts are with Rachel and her family during this incredibly difficult time. A GoFundMe has been created to help with her medical expenses and future care.

If you’re able, please consider donating. If not, please share and keep Rachel and her family in your prayers.

❤️ GoFundMe Link:

Rachel Davis, a 34-year-old devoted mother of two, is currently fighting for her life… Rachel Davis needs your support for Standing with Rachel and Her Family

01/13/2026

Our Quality Correctional Health Care nurses are delivering high acuity healthcare every day in a secure, fast paced environment with professionalism, skill, and heart.

We are incredibly proud of this team and truly grateful for our partnership with Sheriff Austin Garrett and the Hamilton County Jail.

This is commitment. This is care. This is QCHC!