TK Health

06/10/2026

Correctional healthcare is vital in serving some of our most vulnerable populations.

Everyone deserves access to healthcare, regardless of their circumstances, and correctional health professionals work tirelessly to ensure that jailed people receive the treatment they need.

By addressing physical and mental health needs, we contribute to healthier communities and support rehabilitation efforts.

TK Health is proud of our team for making a true difference in the lives of others. 💙

06/09/2026

When someone is jailed, access to needed medications can be a major concern for them and their loved ones.

Clear medication policies help ensure safe, timely, and appropriate healthcare.

Learn how medication management works in correctional settings and why these policies are vital for patient health and safety.

Jail medication policy governs how, when, and by whom medications are ordered, dispensed, and administered inside correctional facilities. Learn more in this post.

06/08/2026

Ready to launch your career in correctional health?

TK Health is growing, and we want YOU to join our team!

We're looking for healthcare professionals who share our commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care.

If you’re driven to make a real impact in correctional healthcare, explore our current job openings on our website.

06/05/2026

It’s almost officially here!

06/04/2026

It’s not one-size-fits-all healthcare with us.

TK Health understands that no two correctional facilities are the same, and each client deserves services tailored to their specific needs.

That’s why we pride ourselves on delivering customized services unique to each client, regardless of facility size or complexity of services.

Want to know more about partnering with TK Health? Message us!

06/03/2026

Vaccines help protect patients, healthcare team members, correctional staff, and the communities they return to.

In jails, where people live in close contact and movement is constant, access to vaccines helps prevent illness and supports healthier outcomes.

Learn why vaccine education, informed choice, and compassionate healthcare matter in correctional settings.

Getting vaccines in jail helps reduce the risk of outbreaks and supports healthier outcomes for patients during their time in custody and after.

06/01/2026

Have you met Corrine Robertson?

Corrine is TK Health’s Medical Claims Director.

Kali McKnight, TK Health’s Regional Nurse Manager for Kansas and Missouri, said she’s grateful for Corrine’s helpfulness and expertise.

“During the last six months, I have reached out to Corinne Robertson on multiple occasions. She has helped navigate the waters of surgical consults, scheduling surgeries, and ensuring that payment arrangements were made so the hospitals or surgeons could schedule the much-needed appointments,” Kali said of Corrine. “She is an asset to our team and wonderful to work with.”

05/29/2026

Let the light in.

05/28/2026

Did you know?

About 60% of people who are jailed have a substance use disorder.

Of those, about half are likely to have another mental health diagnosis.

Substance use disorders frequently develop as a result of adverse attempts to cope with untreated mental illness.

05/27/2026

Have you met Audree Weers?

Audree is an LPN at the Sumner County Jail in Wellington, Kansas.

Stephanie Staats, APRN, said Audree's "dedication to advocating for our patients truly stands out and reflects the highest level of care we strive to provide.”

"Her commitment does not go unnoticed, and it is genuinely appreciated,” Stephanie said of Audree. "Keep up the great work—you are making a meaningful difference every day.”

Thank you, Audree, for your hard work and dedication!