EQUIVANT CORRECTIONS
Solutions: Alternative Screenings
Automated tools for more detailed oversight of specific inmate populations to identify needs and ensure the best outcomes.
Identifying the appropriate plans for inmates requires analyses and data that can be difficult without the proper methods and tools. Our alternative screenings simplify decisions and support workflows to reduce risk in the facility and lower recidivism rates through more effective reintegration. You’ll gain access to a wide ranging library of screenings that will promote change through a proven evidence-based approach.
What they do
With access to more than 25 nationally recognized instruments covering past trauma, drug screening, motivation levels, sexual violence, PTSD, and more, you can address the needs of all inmates.
The software can be easily included with your system so that facility staff can make better decisions to help prevent adverse experiences before they occur and protect against poor outcomes.
This allows for seamless development of individualized plans to support the development and execution of treatment decisions and court-ordered conditions.
HOW IT HELPS
A variety of specialized screenings means a more accurate inmate profile and treatment plan.
- ACEs Questionnaire
- Brief Jail Mental Health Screen
- CANS-Comprehensive
- Case Supervision Review (CSR)
- Classification Interview
- Columbia Suicide Severity Scale
- Correctional Mental Health Screen (CMHS)
- Domestic Violence Screening Instrument-Revised (DVSI-R)
- Female Sex Offender Risk Assessment (FSORA)
- Impaired Driving Assessment (IDA)
- Iowa Sex Offender Risk Assessment (ISORA)
- Juvenile Sex Offender Assessment Protocol (J-SOAP-II)
- Juvenile Detention Screening and Assessment Guide (JDSAG)
- Medical and Mental Health Screening
- ODARA (Ontario Domestic Assault Risk Assessment)
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Checklist (PCL)
- PREA Profile Checklist
- PREA Sexual Assault Response and Containment Plan
- STABLE-2007 and ACUTE-2007
- Static-99R
- TCU Criminal Thinking
- TCU Drug Screen II and 5
- TCU Drug Screen 5 Opioid Supplement
- UNCOPE
- URICA
- Vermont Assessment of Sex Offender Risk (VASOR)
- What I Want to Work On
WHO IT IMPACTS
- Classification Supervisors
- Jail Commanders
- Detention Center Staff
- IT Staff
- Inmates
WHAT IT MAKES POSSIBLE
Successful treatment and re-entry are both dependent upon inmates receiving proper programming while in custody. By applying the correct screenings, you develop better inmate treatment plans, and determine who should receive specialized recidivism-reduction programming and who may be eligible for early release.
Inmates are also more receptive to plans that are designed around their needs and situation. When a system makes informed decisions at every step, inmates, staff, and community members have greater confidence in its ability to provide positive and lasting results.
WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?
- Access to nationally recognized tools to cover all facility and inmate needs
- Incorporate use of evidence-based tools and data to make better decisions
- Decision support made easy
- Risk mitigation
- Time savings
- Confidence in a solution developed by practitioners in partnership with in-house senior software developers and architects
- Services including implementation, data integration, secure cloud hosting, research and validation studies, and business process review
- A proven, person-centered approach