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09/08/2026

Wexford Health is heading to the 2026 Correctional Leaders Association Northeast Region Meeting, September 8–11, where correctional leaders from across the region will come together to connect, share ideas, and discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the field.

We’re looking forward to being part of those conversations, connecting with colleagues, and sharing our perspective on the role health care plays in supporting stronger correctional systems.

If you’ll be at the Northeast Region Meeting, come see us! We’d love to connect with you, hear what you’re seeing in your system, and continue the conversation about the work happening across corrections.

We’ll see you in Bar Harbor!

There’s more than one way to build a nursing career. Maybe yours includes a setting you’ve never considered.Correctional...
09/05/2026

There’s more than one way to build a nursing career. Maybe yours includes a setting you’ve never considered.

Correctional health care gives Registered Nurses the opportunity to care for a broad range of patient needs while continuing to build skills in assessment, communication, care coordination, and clinical decision making.

At Wexford Health, you’ll be part of a health care team focused on providing quality care while working alongside professionals who understand the unique needs of a correctional environment.

You bring the nursing experience, we’ll give you an environment where there’s still plenty left to learn, room to grow, and a chance to see where your skills can take you.

Maybe your next opportunity isn’t about doing more of the same. Maybe it’s about discovering what your nursing career can look like from a different perspective.

Now hiring a Registered Nurse in Salem, Virginia: ➡️ https://bit.ly/4wXEChe
Jennifer Richter 𝗜 📱 412-807-0522 𝗜 📧 [email protected]

What if your next nursing job was somewhere, you never thought to look?If you’re an RN or LPN in or around Grants, NM, n...
09/04/2026

What if your next nursing job was somewhere, you never thought to look?

If you’re an RN or LPN in or around Grants, NM, now could be the time to take a closer look at correctional health care.

Wexford Health is hiring nurses at Western South Correctional Facility, where a new DON and HSA are leading the health care team.

Come meet the new management team, learn more about the work and get a firsthand look at what a career in corrections could look like for you.

You may find that a different setting, a different team and a different kind of nursing opportunity are exactly what you’ve been looking for.

If you’re ready to bring your nursing experience to Wexford Health, we’d like to meet you: ➡️ https://bit.ly/4y4OBT3
📧 [email protected] 𝗜 📱 (412) 320-0889

What if the nursing opportunity you almost didn’t consider ended up being one of the best decisions you made?For some nu...
09/03/2026

What if the nursing opportunity you almost didn’t consider ended up being one of the best decisions you made?

For some nurses, that’s how correctional health care started. It wasn’t necessarily where they expected their careers to go, but they decided to give it a chance. Along the way, they found a new patient population, a new kind of experience and another way to put their nursing skills to work.

Wexford Health is hiring LPNs at Rushville Treatment and Detention Facility in Illinois.

If you’re an LPN looking for something outside the usual options, this might be the role you didn’t know you were looking for.: ➡️ https://bit.ly/4iEmcP4

For more info contact Jennifer Richter
📱 412-807-0522 𝗜 📧 [email protected]

Recovery does not happen in isolation. When one person begins to heal, the impact can reach an entire circle of people a...
09/01/2026

Recovery does not happen in isolation. When one person begins to heal, the impact can reach an entire circle of people around them.

For Pam Norton, Addiction Counselor at Wexford Health, supporting individuals through recovery has meant seeing both the difficult realities of addiction and the moments that make the work so rewarding.

Pam has seen that recovery is rarely a simple or predictable journey. Relapse can be part of that journey, and setbacks do not mean that hope is lost. Every opportunity to begin again can matter, especially when someone has people willing to continue supporting them along the way.

What makes those moments even more meaningful is knowing that recovery can change more than one life. A person’s progress can bring hope to parents who have spent years worrying, create a different future for their children and bring relief to the friends, family members, and others who have felt the impact of their substance use.

Sometimes helping one person take the next step can create change far beyond what we can see.

Awareness can start a conversation, but support is what helps carry it forward. For those navigating addiction and recovery, compassion, treatment, and hope remain important long after a single day of recognition has passed.

Addiction can change the course of a person’s life, but it does not have to determine who they become.For Emma Hartsock,...
08/31/2026

Addiction can change the course of a person’s life, but it does not have to determine who they become.

For Emma Hartsock, Addiction Counselor at Wexford Health, working alongside people who have experienced substance use and are in recovery has reinforced the importance of meeting people where they are and recognizing the possibility for change, even when the outcome is not immediately visible.

In her work, Emma has seen how much the small moments can matter. A conversation, a word of encouragement, a reminder that someone is more than their addiction, or simply having someone continue to believe in them can become part of a much bigger journey.

Sometimes we may never know where one conversation, one moment of encouragement, or one opportunity for care will lead. Every person deserves the opportunity to believe that their story is not over.

This , we recognize the individuals, families and communities impacted by overdose while also recognizing the importance of compassion, treatment and continued support for those navigating addiction.

For more than 30 years, Wexford Health has grown and changed, but the way we approach our work has remained grounded in ...
08/27/2026

For more than 30 years, Wexford Health has grown and changed, but the way we approach our work has remained grounded in a few important principles.

As a family-owned organization, we stay focused on what matters most to our patients, partners, and people. We believe in transparency and open communication, in working toward shared goals and success, and in investing in the people who make quality care possible every day.

These values guide how we make decisions, build relationships, support our teams, and approach correctional health care.

They are more than statements about what we believe.

They tell the story of how we work, how we build relationships, and how we continue moving correctional health care forward.

08/26/2026

The Wexford Health you see today looks very different from where it all began.

Our story began in 1992 with a focus on correctional health care and has continued to evolve through growth, innovation, and new ways of meeting the needs of the people and facilities we serve.

Over the years, we’ve expanded our reach, introduced new approaches to care, and invested in technology that has changed how our teams work and how care is delivered.

The timeline only captures a few chapters, but each one has played a part in shaping who we are today.

Take a look at the Wexford Health story, from where we started to where we are now.

08/25/2026

Wexford Health is partnering with Purdue Global to give our employees and their immediate family members access educational opportunities and tuition incentives.

Through the partnership, eligible employees can receive a 20% tuition reduction for undergraduate programs, 14% for graduate programs, and 10% for doctoral programs. Programs include opportunities in nursing, business, human services, psychology, and more.

For working professionals, continuing your education can mean balancing a career, family and everything in between. Purdue Global’s flexible programs and recognition of prior learning can help make that next step more attainable.

Sometimes, having the right resources can make taking the next step a little easier.

Learn more about Wexford Health's partnership with Purdue Global and explore what’s possible: ➡️ https://bit.ly/4xM99Q4

Good health care means looking at the bigger picture.A patient’s health is never defined by one appointment or one conce...
08/20/2026

Good health care means looking at the bigger picture.

A patient’s health is never defined by one appointment or one concern. Sometimes, providing the right care means recognizing when something needs a closer look and making sure the patient has access to the right provider.

In correctional health care, that can mean access to specialty services like eye care. An eye exam can address changes in vision, uncover concerns a patient may not have noticed and help determine what care or follow-up may be needed next.

That broader approach is what comprehensive care is all about. It takes providers with different areas of expertise working together to address the individual needs of each patient.

This , we’re recognizing the eye care professionals who help us look beyond one concern and provide care with the bigger picture in mind.

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