CFG Health Launches CareLink™ — A Fully Integrated, 24/7 Telehealth Platform for Correctional Health Care

MOUNT LAUREL, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb 27, 2026--

CFG Health today announced the launch of CFG CareLink™, a proprietary, in-house telehealth platform that represents the next evolution of the company’s long-standing leadership in technology-enabled correctional healthcare.

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CFG Health pioneered the use of telehealth in correctional settings more than two decades ago, and CareLink builds on that foundation—combining modern tablet technology, secure virtual care infrastructure, and clinically governed workflows designed specifically for correctional environments.

Operating on existing security-issued tablets, CareLink provides secure, HIPAA-compliant access to emergency triage, primary care, behavioral health, medication-assisted treatment, specialty care, dental care, nursing services, group therapy, patient education, and re-entry services. Care is delivered through a combination of CFG Health’s in-house clinical teams and carefully integrated external telehealth resources, all operating within CFG’s established clinical governance, credentialing, and quality oversight framework. The platform supports both scheduled and on-demand care, ensuring 24/7 access without increasing operational or security burden.

“CareLink is not simply a technology solution. It is an extension of how CFG Health delivers care,” said Brandon De Julius, CEO of CFG Health. “It is clinically led, operationally integrated, and purpose-built to support access, safety, and continuity of care in correctional settings.”

CareLink is designed to reduce traditional barriers to care by limiting unnecessary patient movement, decreasing reliance on off-site transport, and supporting facilities facing persistent workforce challenges. In urgent and emergent situations, the platform enables rapid clinical assessment and coordination with emergency medicine specialists, helping facilities prioritize in-house resources and reduce avoidable emergency transports while maintaining patient safety.

Facilities utilizing CareLink have experienced improved access to care, fewer delays, and reductions in grievances related to availability and wait times, while also realizing operational and security efficiencies.

CFG CareLink supports a comprehensive range of services across medical, behavioral health, MAT, emergency evaluation, and specialty care disciplines, bringing high-quality care directly to patients when and where it is needed.

CFG Health will continue to expand CareLink’s capabilities as part of its broader commitment to advancing correctional healthcare delivery through innovation, clinical excellence, and accountable care models.

“CareLink reflects our belief that access, accountability, and continuity are fundamental to quality correctional healthcare,” De Julius added. “It allows CFG Health to continue leading—not reacting to—the future of care delivery in correctional settings.”

About CFG Health

CFG Health is a regional provider of correctional healthcare services, partnering with counties and municipalities to deliver high-quality, clinically driven care that prioritizes access, safety, and operational excellence.

CFG Health Launches CareLink™ — A Fully Integrated, 24/7 Telehealth Platform for Correctional Health Care

Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany says his team is showing an extra edge in training like “healthy poison” ahead of a “Klassiker” against Borussia Dortmund on Saturday which could all but seal the Bundesliga title.

Bayern leads Dortmund by eight points with 11 games remaining.

Kompany said he was aware of the potential for Dortmund to bounce back at home following the shock of a last-minute elimination from the Champions League against Atalanta on Wednesday.

“It's obviously a blow and that was the sort of game where Dortmund could have progressed, so that obviously always has a mental effect, but what happens from that can go in both directions," Kompany said.

“What we have under control is how we approach this game and we've had a good week. We sensed it was a ‘Klassiker’ week. There were even moments sometimes where we had this healthy poison in training that I love. We've done everything right going into the game and want to continue that in the game.”

Dortmund is the only team not to lose at home in the Bundesliga this season. Bayern is yet to be beaten away.

Goalkeeper and captain Manuel Neuer is doubtful after not having played since sustaining a calf muscle tear two weeks ago. Backup Jonas Urbig played in last week's 3-2 win over Frankfurt.

“For me (Neuer's recovery) is all actually going well but perhaps it's not for tomorrow,” Kompany said. “Even so I'd like to talk this over once more with Manu.”

With Neuer's future still unclear ahead of his contract expiring at the end of the season, it could be the 39-year-old goalkeeping great's last “Klassiker” for Bayern.

Hiroki Ito is out “for the time being” with a hamstring tear. It's the latest injury setback for the defender, who was out from March until November with a recurrence of an earlier fracture in his foot.

Dortmund coach Niko Kovac said his players were keen to move on from their defensive troubles against Atalanta and to focus on a “100% good game tomorrow from start to finish”.

“I have to say we're looking forward to it, everyone, the whole team, the whole staff," Kovac said. “We obviously want to show a totally different side to ourselves than we showed in Bergamo (against Atalanta).”

Kovac said Dortmund remains without defender Niklas Süle, who also missed the Atalanta game with a thigh injury.

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Dortmund's head coach Nico Kovac gestures during the German Bundesliga soccer match between Borussia Dortmund and FSV Mainz 05 in Dortmund, Germany, Friday, Feb. 13, 2026. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner)