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How to Contact an Inmate at Debra Johnson Rehab Center
Staying in touch with someone at Debra Johnson Rehab Center is straightforward once you understand how the Tennessee Department of Correction (TDOC) handles calls, mail, and visits. Here's the documented process for each, plus a few details worth verifying before you spend time or money.
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How to Send Money to Facility
If you're trying to add money so your loved one can make phone calls, this facility uses ConnectNetwork (GTL) as its main inmate telephone platform. That detail matters because it determines where and how you can pay.
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How to Get Approved to Visit Someone at Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center
Getting approved to visit at Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center (DJRC) starts with one form: TDOC's CR-2152 visitation application. Fill it out completely, attach the right photo, send it to the right place, and the process is usually straightforward.
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Visitation
- All visitors must complete the CR‑2152 visitor application and submit a current photograph.
- Approved visiting lists may include all immediate family members plus up to eight additional adults; P.O. Box addresses are not allowed on the application.
- Immediate family of newly committed inmates may be temporarily added for up to 60 days before their CR‑2152 application is approved.
Communication
- TDOC does not permit inbound telephone calls to inmates; family emergencies may be handled by contacting the facility chaplain to facilitate a call.
- ConnectNetwork (GTL) is the primary inmate telephone platform and its per-minute rate decreased to 7.5 cents effective July 1, 2024.
- Inmates may have up to ten telephone numbers on their approved calling list.
Sending Money
- You can add money via in‑person kiosks, online portals/apps, automated phone systems, or approved trustee/tax office channels.
- Commissary/trust accounts are separate from phone and video visit credit accounts, and different vendors may manage each.
- Third‑party processors handle most electronic deposits and will display any convenience or processing fees during checkout.
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Visitation
Visiting at Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center starts with Tennessee's Visitor Application (CR‑2152). You'll need to submit the form with a current photograph and a street address (P.O. Box addresses aren't allowed). The facility processes your application and enters it into the offender management system. You won't be admitted until you're approved. An inmate's approved visiting list can include all immediate family members plus up to eight additional adults. One limited exception exists: immediate family of newly committed inmates may be temporarily added for up to 60 days while the CR‑2152 is processed. Final approval is at the Warden/Superintendent's discretion. Inmates are usually notified within about 30 days. Denied applicants receive reasons for the denial and can appeal through the grievance procedure.
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Phone communication at Debra Johnson Rehab Center runs through ConnectNetwork (GTL). The per-minute call rate dropped to 7.5 cents effective July 1, 2024. You can't call an inmate directly. Under TDOC practice, inbound telephone calls are not permitted. If there's a family emergency, the facility chaplain may be able to help facilitate an outbound call. Each inmate can have up to ten phone numbers on an approved calling list, and any changes must be requested by the inmate through their unit team. For most families, the practical step is setting up an account with ConnectNetwork and adding funds in advance through the vendor portal, app, or kiosk, depending on what's available.
Read full guideSending Money
Sending money to someone at Debra Johnson Rehab Center is straightforward once you pick the right deposit method. You can add funds through in-person kiosks, approved online portals or apps, automated phone systems, and certain trustee or tax office channels (availability varies). Keep in mind that commissary and trust funds for store purchases are managed separately from phone and video visit credits, which may go through different vendor platforms. Most electronic deposits run through third-party processors, and any convenience or processing fees are shown during checkout. To avoid delays, search by the person's full name plus a facility identifier (such as an ID number or birthdate) and keep your receipt. Phone service runs through ConnectNetwork (GTL), with a per-minute rate of 7.5¢ effective July 1, 2024.
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Showing 6 of 9Do I need to complete the CR‑2152 to visit someone at Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center?
Yes. You'll need to submit the CR‑2152 with a current photo and a street address. P.O. Box addresses aren't allowed. The facility processes the application and enters it into the offender management system before you can be admitted.
VisitationWho can be on an inmate’s approved visiting list at DJRC?
The approved list may include all immediate family members plus up to eight additional adults. Final approval is at the Warden/Superintendent’s discretion.
VisitationCan immediate family visit before their CR‑2152 application is approved?
Yes, in limited cases. Immediate family of newly committed inmates may be temporarily added for up to 60 days while CR‑2152 approval is pending, but other visitors cannot be admitted until approved.
VisitationCan I call an inmate at Debra Johnson Rehab Center?
No. TDOC policy does not allow inbound calls to inmates. In a family emergency, you can contact the facility chaplain to help arrange an outbound call.
CommunicationHow much do phone calls from inmates at Debra Johnson Rehab Center cost?
The facility uses ConnectNetwork (GTL) for inmate calls. The per-minute rate dropped to 7.5 cents effective July 1, 2024.
CommunicationHow are telephone numbers approved or changed for an inmate?
Inmates may have up to ten approved telephone numbers. Any changes to that list must be initiated by the inmate through their unit team.
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To visit someone at Debra Johnson Rehab Center in Tennessee, you'll need to submit a completed Visitation Application (CR-2152) along with a recent photograph. Approval or denial typically comes within 30 days of receipt.
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