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Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Corrections Medical Center

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Ohio Dept. of Rehabilitation and Correction. Corrections Medical Center (Columbus, OH)

Published 1999. 2 pages.

Information about this maximum security prison medical unit is provided on this website. The Center is the hub for centralized medical care for the Ohio adult prison system. Compared to similar services offered in the private sector, this facility's services are provided at substantial cost savings. The unit houses 50 long-term inmates and has short-term units for 100 inmates. Accession Number: 015245

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