The Transitions Clinic Network (TCN) model is an evidenced-based program that improves the health and reentry outcomes for people returning from incarceration.

Each TCN Program is staffed by a specially trained health care team that includes a community health worker (CHW) with a history of incarceration, ensuring each patient’s most pressing issues are addressed.

We take a broad view of health and wellness, caring for both the patients’ physical and behavioral health needs, and their social determinants of health.

Each Transitions Clinic Program employs specially trained community health workers (CHWs) with a history of incarceration.

As an integral member of the health care team, CHWs promote health equity and culturally competence in every patient encounter.

The Transitions Clinic Network provides technical assistance and training to community clinics across the country, from California to New York.

These clinics serve returning prisoners in neighborhoods most impacted by incarceration.

Our network of clinics harness their communities’ expertise to define, implement, and evaluate best-practices for addressing health disparities related to incarceration.