Armor Health, a Miami-based provider of correctional healthcare, has added two regional leaders as it expands across the US. Daniel P. Ritter, IV and Benjamin Mitchell join as regional operations managers, supporting clients in Ohio and Pennsylvania. The pair bring a combined 28 years of correctional operations experience. They will deliver the company's evidence-based care programmes to their regional teams and clients. Armor says correctional leaders want a partner, not just a vendor. "They want a partner who answers the phone, communicates proactively, embraces accountability, and delivers on their commitments," said JC Rogers, vice president of business development. The company combines clinical staff with dashboards and data-driven tools that give facility leaders more visibility into healthcare operations. It has served local correctional facilities for more than 22 years.

Armor Health, a US provider of integrated correctional healthcare, has appointed Jill Bromley as Regional Behavioral Health Director. Bromley, who holds LMHC/LPC qualifications and is licensed in seven states, brings over two decades of experience in behavioral health and clinical education. She began her corrections career as a school psychologist at a maximum-security youth facility in 2000. Her background includes 16 years as a practicing school psychologist, founding a group behavioral health practice, and most recently serving as Mental Health Administrator at a county detention facility. In her new role, Bromley will lead delivery of evidence-based programmes aimed at improving access to care and clinical quality for justice-involved individuals. Armor Health has been providing correctional healthcare services across the US for more than 22 years.