/ Research

Shaping a better tomorrow

We conduct critical scientific research to address and understand health trends among justice-involved populations. Our dedication to innovation leads us to develop state-of-the-art patient care technology, setting new standards in healthcare efficiency and effectiveness.
Inmates

/ Our Focus

Ongoing Research

We conduct critical scientific research to address and understand health trends among justice-involved populations. Our dedication to innovation leads us to develop state-of-the-art patient care technology, setting new standards in healthcare efficiency and effectiveness.

Research

Heavily engaged in ongoing scientific patient-care focused research around general medical conditions, diagnoses, treatments, medications

Artificial Intelligence

Exploring and creating artificial intelligence options and advanced technology that aim to reduce negative outcomes in patient care

Patient Wearables

Testing the advantages of patient wearable devices to improve care

Programs

Developing corrections-specific programs and assist in improving strategies that promote a safe transition for justice-involved persons back to the community

analysis

Reviewing other programs and patient data and analyzing outcomes aimed at improving the health and welfare of justice-involved persons

The Latest From NCF

Read More News
NaphCare Charitable Foundation Develops Groundbreaking REACH Database

December 17, 2025

NaphCare Charitable Foundation Develops Groundbreaking REACH Database

Established through a secure, confidential data-sharing agreement between NaphCare and the NaphCare Charitable Foundation, REACH is enabling e...
NaphCare Charitable Foundation Announces 2025 Scholarship Recipients
Who's Using What? An Investigation of Drug Use Among First-Time Arrestees From 25 County Jails Across the U.S. in 2023
General News

April 17, 2025

Who's Using What? An Investigation of Drug Use Among First-Time Arrestees From 25 County Jails Across the U.S. in 2023

Conducted in 2023, this study explores drug use patterns among first-time arrestees in 25 county jails across the United States, emphasizing t...