CorrecTek News and Events

	CorrecTek Granted Patent for Methods in Storing Patient Health Information in Electronic Medical Records PADUCAH, KY- CorrecTek, Inc., a national leader in developing and implementing  correctional specific electronic medical records (EMR), was granted a method and systems patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for electronically maintaining medical records and other patient demographic information in an EMR. “This is truly a pivotal moment for us” said Dan Jarrett, President, CorrecTek, Inc. “No other software company in the correctional space has been awarded such a patent. We have worked tirelessly for the past several years to earn this patent and now our customers are benefiting from it.” The patent, which was originally filed in July 2002 by Ulrich Medical Concepts, was granted after an eight year rigorous review process by the USPTO.  Ulrich Medical Concepts received the Notice of Allowance from the USPTO in December of 2009 and the patent was officially granted on May 11, 2010. In 2004, Ulrich Medical Concepts created CorrecTek, Inc. to deliver EMR to the jail and prison healthcare market.  CorrecTek allows correctional medical facilities the ability to reduce their liability against healthcare related law suits, as well as reduce the overall costs of healthcare delivered at their facilities.  CorrecTek is nationally recognized as a leader in the correctional EMR market and currently serves correctional facilities across the United States. Jarrett said that CorrecTek’s patented functionality affirms CorrecTek’s position as the national leader in correctional EMR technology and ensures their success as a “cutting edge software company” well into the future. “(The patent) grants CorrecTek intellectual property for the core functionality of EMR systems – technology from which our customers have benefitted for some time”, Jarrett said. “It further provides security that the EMR they have chosen is protected and recognized by the Federal Government.”
	NCCHC Conference in Nashville April 2010 - CorrecTek demonstrated new integration with biometric technology, as well as MAR and Order System functionality at the NCCHC Conference, Updates in Correctional Health Care, in Nashville, TN. "It was a lot of fun talking with current clients and prospective clients, all in all it was a successful conference," said Greg Wurth, Marketing Director. LEFT: Bethany Jones, Carrie Herrmann (Digital Securities), Greg Wurth, Dan Jarrett, Jana Barnes, Josh Stewart, and Blake Wade (rutherford County Sheriff's Office)
	Lake County Sheriff's Office Selects CorrecTek April, 2010- Lake County Sheriff's Office, Crown Point, IN, selects CorrecTek as the EMR for their county jail. The Lake County Jail is a 1,000 bed facility. The purpose of the Lake County Corrections Division is to provide secure, safe incarceration and detention for the following:  Felons, gross misdemeanants, misdemeanants, pre-trial detainees, juvenile non-status offenders, witnesses, and other beings detained in protective custody. The jail shall further strive to provide an atmosphere where the rights of inmates are protected, as well as promote the humane care of inmates. It is the goal of the Lake County Jail to establish an environment of respect and dignity toward prisoners and to strive for staff sensitivity toward persons under their care.
	Boulder County Sheriff's Office Selects CorrecTek as Correctional EMR Jan. 2010- After choosing an EMR through a rigorous vetting process, Boulder County Sheriff selected CorrecTek. . The jail's mission contains the statement that every inmate will leave the facility in better condition than they entered. There are a full range of programs and services available to inmates. This provides inmates with the opportunity for corrective personal growth. These programs also assist jail staff with the management of the inmate population by keeping the inmates occupied in a positive manner.
	Escambia County Sheriffs Office selects CorrecTek Correctional EMR. JULY 2009-Escambia County is the Western most county in the state of Florida. With Pensacola as its county seat, more than 300,000 Floridians call Escambia County home. Escambia County Sheriff's correctional facility incarcerates 1500 inmate. For more on Escambia County Sheriff's office: www.escambiaso.com. LEFT: CorrecTek Implementation Team (Jana Barnes, Dana Connor & Tyson Vineyard) with Escambia County Sheriff's Health Service Administer Dave Benoit and Nurse Paula.
	CorrecTek at the Florida Sheriff's Association 2009 Conference JULY 2009-Held at the PGA Resort in West Palm Beach, FL. LEFT: CorrecTek President Dan Jarrett with Lucy and Ricky (conference entertainment) at the Florida Jail Association 2009 Conference. Visit the Florida Sheriff's Association website at www.flsheriffs.org
	Montgomery County Sheriff Selects CorrecTek EMR JUNE 2009-Montgomery County is the seventh fastest growing county in Texas and the 30th fastest growing county in the United States.  The fourth quarter 2008 county population is estimated to be 430,581.  Montgomery County is located adjacent and north of Houston, Harris County, Texas and its county seat is Conroe.  The Montgomery County Jail has an average daily population of 1050 inmates. Visit their website at www.mocosheriff.com LEFT:CorrecTek Implementation Team with Montgomery County' HSA Edsel West.
	CorrecTek at the 2009 Texas Jail Association Conference in June. LEFT: Blake Wade (middle) for the Rutherford County Jail (CorrecTek Client) with Montgomery County, TX Sheriff Tommy Gage and Captain Robert Green at the Texas Jail Association 2009 Conference. www.texasjailassociation.com