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Health Services
Dr. Steven Bowman | Chief of Health Services
Administered by the Office of Health Services, medical and health services are provided to individuals in custody in all IDOC correctional centers. Notable features common to all facilities include:
- Chronic Clinics – TB Prophylaxis, HIV, Hepatitis C, Diabetes, Asthma, Seizure Disorder, Hypertension/Cardiovascular, and General Medicine
- Dentistry
- Optometry
- Nurse Sick Call
- Doctor Sick Call
- HIV/AIDS Peer Education
- Infirmary Care
- Physical Exams
- Emergency Services
- Radiology
- Mammography (female facilities)
- Gynecologist (female facilities)
Each facility has a pharmacy and distributes medication to individuals in custody as prescribed. Three facilities offer on-site dialysis. The Reception and Classification Centers conduct a comprehensive intake physical exam on all individuals in custody and conduct specialized physicals for individuals in custody recommended for Impact Incarceration (Boot Camp) placement.