Who it’s built for
- Juvenile detention centers
- State juvenile justice agencies
- Youth residential and secure treatment programs
- Multidisciplinary youth care teams
Challenges we solve
Caring for young people in custody means coordinating many disciplines, protecting sensitive information and keeping continuity as placements change.
Frequent placement changes
When youth move between facilities and programs, health history and treatment plans can be lost along the way.
Multidisciplinary coordination
Medical, behavioral health, nursing and case teams need a shared view without duplicating documentation.
Sensitive information
Behavioral health and substance use records require careful privacy controls, including 42 CFR Part 2.
Trauma-informed practice
Workflows should support consistent, trauma-informed care rather than forcing staff into adult-facility templates.
Key capabilities
A youth custody health record configured for trauma-informed, multidisciplinary care.
Intake & screening
Capture health history, current medications and immediate needs at admission so care starts informed.
Multidisciplinary chart
Medical, behavioral, dental and administrative care documented in one connected record.
Behavioral health support
Document behavioral health care alongside physical health, with privacy controls for sensitive records.
Medication management
Integrated eMAR for ordering, verifying and administering medications with a clear audit trail.
Continuity across placements
Records follow youth through transfers between facilities and placements.
Connected to the community
Integrations with labs, immunization registries and HIEs support continuity at release.
Youth care journey
Continuity for youth at every step.
STEP 01
Admission
Screening, history and medications captured once.
STEP 02
Assessment
Medical and behavioral teams share one view of needs.
STEP 03
Ongoing care
Daily care, medications and follow-ups in one chart.
STEP 04
Placement change
The record moves with the youth between programs.
STEP 05
Release
Secure sharing with community providers via HIE.
- ONC 2015 Edition Cures Update
- HIPAA
- 42 CFR Part 2
- SOC 2
- HL7 · FHIR
- Hosted on Azure Government
Frequently asked questions
What is a juvenile detention EHR?
A juvenile detention EHR is an electronic health record built for youth in custody. It supports intake screening, multidisciplinary documentation, medication management and continuity of care as youth move between placements.
How is sensitive behavioral health information protected?
The platform is designed to support HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 requirements, is SOC 2 compliant and is hosted on Azure Government.
Do records follow youth between facilities?
Yes. Records follow patients through transfer, release and reentry, including secure sharing with community providers through HIEs.