Wichita County hears CoreHealth proposal to continue jail medical services in 2026
CoreHealth presented a proposal to renew its contract to provide inmate medical and mental health services for 2026, outlined vacancy rebates, said it keeps off‑site transports low with telemedicine and e-consults, and described plans to address electronic medical record (EMR) integration and rising average daily population.
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CoreHealth executives told the Wichita County Commissioners Court on Sept. 16 that the company seeks renewal to continue providing jail medical services in 2026 and outlined cost, staffing and operational details for the court to consider.
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