Correctional healthcare for the Richmond City Justice Center, a consolidated facility the Richmond City Sheriff's Office has operated since 2014.
The Richmond City Justice Center is a single facility the Richmond City Sheriff's Office has operated since 2014, with an average daily population of 547.87 against a rated capacity of 1,032. GENESYS would bring physician led clinical protocols to that one site, matching staffing to a population that currently runs well within the facility's capacity rather than spreading coverage across multiple buildings.
GENESYS is physician-owned, with leadership reachable 24/7/365 and vacancies covered through overtime, compliance pool nurses, PRN staffing pools and contingency staffing so coverage holds. Clinical decisions are made by doctors, not administrators. Schedule an assessment and we will walk through a staffing plan for the Justice Center.
Every GENESYS contract is built from the same nine services, sized to the facility's population and staffing model. Each one has its own page with the detail.
We will walk through a staffing plan, coverage hours and how the transition would work for your population.
Richmond is an independent city and runs its own jail through the Richmond City Sheriff's Office at the Richmond City Justice Center, 1701 Fairfield Way. The Sheriff's Office states the facility opened in 2014, on time and under budget, consolidating the city's jail operation into one site.
The Virginia Board of Local and Regional Jails' October 2025 capacity report lists 1,638 permanent beds, 3 temporary beds and 2 special purpose beds, with an actual capacity including double bunking of 1,032, a rated capacity of 1,032, and an average daily population of 547.87 for the period July 2024 through June 2025.
Richmond is an independent city, so the Richmond City Sheriff's Office is the sole operator of its jail, with no county or regional board to coordinate with. The Richmond City Justice Center, opened in 2014, consolidated the city's jail population into a single modern facility, which means a healthcare contract covers one site and one point of clinical and administrative contact.
The state's October 2025 report sets both the actual and rated capacity of the Richmond City Justice Center at 1,032, against an average daily population of 547.87, roughly half that figure. That gives a healthcare program room on site for exam space and medication administration, while staffing still has to plan around the full 1,638 permanent beds the facility maintains.
Capacity and average daily population figures are from the Board of Local and Regional Jails' October 2025 report; the Vera Institute figure is a separate measure covering a different period.
The Richmond City Sheriff's Office, which runs the jail as sole operator since Richmond is an independent city rather than a county. The facility is located at 1701 Fairfield Way, and the Sheriff's Office states it opened in 2014, on time and under budget.
The Board of Local and Regional Jails' October 2025 report lists an average daily population of 547.87 for the period July 2024 through June 2025, against a rated and actual capacity of 1,032. The jail maintains 1,638 permanent beds.
The Richmond City Sheriff's Office states the Richmond City Justice Center opened in 2014, on time and under budget, consolidating the city's jail operation into the single facility at 1701 Fairfield Way that still operates today.
One. Richmond is an independent city, and the Richmond City Sheriff's Office operates a single facility, the Richmond City Justice Center, rather than multiple buildings or an annex. See our physician care page for how a single site staffing plan works.
Richmond's jail is a single consolidated facility under one Sheriff's Office. Tell us about your current staffing and we will walk through what a GENESYS program would look like.
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