The Justice-Involved (JI) Program supports individuals transitioning from incarceration back into the community by ensuring access to coordinated and continuous healthcare services. In alignment with Enhanced Care Management (ECM), the program addresses the medical, behavioral, and social needs of individuals who are at increased risk of care disruption during reentry.
 

This program focuses on establishing continuity of care by connecting patients to essential services, including primary care, palliative support, mental health services, and chronic condition management. Through structured coordination, patients are supported in maintaining treatment plans, attending medical appointments, and accessing appropriate healthcare resources.

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Care coordination is tailored to each individual’s needs and may include assistance with appointment scheduling, medication management, and linkage to community-based services. The program also incorporates behavioral health support to address conditions such as anxiety, depression, and trauma that may impact overall health and stability.

For patients with serious or complex conditions, palliative care services are integrated to support symptom management and improve overall quality of life. This ensures that care remains patient-centered and responsive to both medical and supportive needs during the transition period.

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By supporting individuals during reentry, the program helps reduce gaps in care, improve health outcomes, and promote stability within the community.