Turn Key Health

02/23/2026

We love a jail dog! 😍 What a good, helpful girl.

Cellie worked hard this morning, going around to all of the pods and dorms visiting inmates. She got lots of loving and pets and the inmates who visited her all had big smiles on their faces She is now napping hard core afterwards.

02/23/2026

At TK Health, we’re not just offering jobs.

We’re building a team of dedicated professionals committed to providing compassionate, empathetic care when people need it most.

We’re looking for nurses, physicians, mental health providers, and healthcare support staff who are ready to redefine what care looks like in corrections.

Ready to make an impact? Explore our openings and apply here:

Explore exciting TK Health careers! Discover how you can make a difference with a job in correctional healthcare.

02/20/2026

There’s always a chance to change.

02/19/2026

Did you know?

About 60% of incarcerated people have a substance use disorder, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.

People who come into jail with these disorders may require life-saving health interventions to help them detox safely.

02/18/2026

TK Health provides correctional healthcare services at 144 jails in 14 states, now including Wisconsin.

Visit our website to learn more about partnering with us.

TK Health offers specialized correctional healthcare services, focusing on providing high-quality, cost-effective medical care for inmates.

02/17/2026

Knowing what to say to someone in jail can make all the difference in their mental and emotional well-being.

A few kind, thoughtful words can offer hope and connection during challenging times. 💙

Unsure what to say (or not to say) to your loved one in jail?

This post can help:

You have a loved one in jail. Here’s some advice on what to say to someone in jail and things you might want to avoid verbalizing.

02/16/2026

Are you passionate about making a difference in correctional healthcare?

TK Health is on a mission to deliver compassionate, empathetic care in jails throughout the region.

Why work with TK Health?

✅ Competitive pay and benefits
✅ Supportive team environment
✅ Opportunity to positively impact underserved communities

We’re looking for healthcare professionals like you!

Explore our opportunities and apply today.

Explore exciting TK Health careers! Discover how you can make a difference with a job in correctional healthcare.

02/13/2026

Show love through acts of service to others.

02/12/2026

Did you know?

More than 5 million people are estimated to be under the supervision of U.S. adult correctional systems (in prison or jail, or on probation or parole), according to the U.S. Department of Justice.

All those people have a constitutional right to healthcare while in custody.

02/11/2026

Compassion. Care. Change.

At TK Health, we’re more than a healthcare provider. We’re a partner in creating healthier, safer correctional facilities.

Our goal is simple and powerful: To deliver exceptional care to those who need it most.

Discover how we’re making a difference.

TK Health offers specialized correctional healthcare services, focusing on providing high-quality, cost-effective medical care for inmates.

02/10/2026

Women in jail have unique healthcare needs that are often shaped by trauma, instability, and limited access to care before incarceration.

Meeting those needs requires compassion, trust, and thoughtful clinical support.

Learn more about how patient-centered women’s healthcare can make a meaningful difference in jails and beyond.

Providing women’s health care in jail is unique because females have differing health concerns. This post explains more.

02/09/2026

Looking for a job where you can make a real difference in people’s lives?

TK Health may be the right place for you.

We’re looking for compassionate, skilled professionals dedicated to providing quality care to people incarcerated in correctional facilities.

Ready to make a change? Explore our job openings today.

Explore exciting TK Health careers! Discover how you can make a difference with a job in correctional healthcare.