Restored to competency
Jail-Based Competency Treatment · FY 2024–25
Leadership identifies the Department of State Hospitals review as the source. The supplied comparison is 76% statewide.
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The JHS team brings experience from Tulare County’s adult and juvenile programs. These results describe that prior program work, not outcomes from a JHS contract.
Average time to restoration
Jail-Based Competency Treatment · FY 2024–25
Leadership identifies the same DSH review as the source. The supplied statewide comparison is 72.6 days.
JBCT denial rate
Jail-Based Competency Treatment · FY 2024–25
Leadership identifies the same DSH review as the source. The supplied statewide comparison is 23%.
NCCHC citations reported
Adult and juvenile facility surveys · 2026
This is a reported result for the surveyed Tulare County facilities. It is not accreditation of Justice Health Systems as a company.
Patients per month receiving MAT
Program records · reporting dates to be confirmed
Leadership reports growth in medication-assisted treatment participation. No causal reduction in overdoses is inferred from this number.
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County review should establish who operated the program, who led the work, which patients are included, how each measure is defined, and the reporting dates. Statewide comparisons need equivalent definitions and patient cohorts.
Response times, intake speed, retention, and placement timelines are being held from the results presentation until their measurement periods and supporting records are confirmed.
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