ACH Honors Monroe County Jail Staff for Courageous Actions That Prevented a Tragic Outcome
(Sparta, Wisconsin) – Advanced Correctional Healthcare, Inc. (ACH) is delighted to announce Sergeant Moga, Officer Deluca, Officer Luebke, Officer Phillips, Officer Tucker, and Officer Winchell as 2025 recipients of the Heroic Intervention Award.
According to the Statistica Research Department, the main causes of death in jails include suicide, heart disease, and drug or alcohol intoxication. The Heroic Intervention Award is given to any jail staff involved in a lifesaving situation that saves a life or potentially prevents a tragic outcome where Narcan and CPR were not administered.
"We are immensely proud to present this Heroic Intervention Award, which highlights the unwavering commitment correctional professionals display toward the persons in their care,” says Jessica Young, Esq., President & CEO of ACH. “Together, we continue to demonstrate that with the right intervention, better outcomes are possible."
Monroe County Jail is strategically partnered with Advanced Correctional Healthcare, Inc. and Advanced Inmate Medical Management, LLC.
About Advanced Correctional Healthcare, Inc.
Advanced Correctional Healthcare, Inc. is a family-owned, values-led, contract management company that offers ethical, comprehensive services tailored to populations nationwide. ACH has been awarded two Better Business Bureau Torch Awards for Ethics, honored at Music City's Community Choice Awards for having the Best Employee Recognition Program, named “Best Hospital & Health Care Business of the Year” in the Global 100 Awards, and in 2025 was certified as a Great Place to Work for the 10th consecutive year. In 2024, ACH saved over $15.5 million in taxpayer dollars through bill scrubbing. From 2019 to 2024, over 105% of contracted nursing hours were met nationwide, and more than 120 patient lives were saved. Learn more at advancedch.com.
Advanced Inmate Medical Management, LLC. (AIMM) is the developer of DetainEMR, an HL7-compliant electronic medical records program built by a jail doctor and nurse for use in the correctional setting. Designed to make life easier for medical teams, DetainEMR improves communication, record accessibility, and the security of patient data. The program allows facilities to seamlessly share information between healthcare and jail management platforms while enhancing accuracy, efficiency, and coordination of care. Learn more at www.detainemr.com.
The award was presented on October 31, 2025. To date in 2025, four Heroic Intervention Awards have been presented.
