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Montgomery County renews NaphCare inmate health services contract; county budget reflects roughly $114,000 increase
Summary
The county approved Renewal Year Three of its contract with NaphCare, Inc. for inmate medical services, including a 3% cost adjustment that raises annual adult detention payments to $3,637,360.38 and youth facility payments to $284,725.45; the county accounted for the $114,232.51 annual increase in the FY2025‑26 budget.
The Montgomery County Commission on Oct. 7 approved Renewal Year Three of the Health Services Agreement with NaphCare, Inc., the county’s contractor for inmate medical services. The renewal includes a 3% cost‑of‑living adjustment effective Oct. 1, 2025. The packet shows the adult detention center renewal annual amount at $3,637,360.38 and the youth facility at $284,725.45 for the contract year, producing an annual county budget increase of $114,232.51.
County documents in the meeting packet describe NaphCare as the inmate medical service contractor since October 2021 and note NaphCare’s role in helping the detention facility obtain and maintain National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC) accreditation. The packet includes a staffing summary listing roughly 22.65 full‑time equivalents for the adult facility and 2.25 FTEs for the youth facility, and provides a staffing matrix by shift.
Vice Chairman Moore‑Zeigler moved approval of the contract amendment authorizing Renewal Year Three; Commissioner Sankey seconded the motion and the commission carried it unanimously. County staff noted the increase is accounted for in the FY2025‑26 budget and recommended approval in the packet materials.
