How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
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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Getting approved to visit at Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center (DJRC) starts with one document: the TDOC CR-2152 Visitation Application. Once you know what to include and where to send it, the process is straightforward.
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.
Visiting starts with getting approved. Once your paperwork is accepted, you can plan a trip with fewer surprises.
A denied visitor application is usually fixable — but it can cost you weeks of waiting. Here are the most common CR-2152 problems and eligibility issues that stop visits at Debra K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center (DJRC), plus what to check before you send it in.
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.
The approved list may include all immediate family members plus up to eight additional adults. Final approval is at the Warden/Superintendent’s discretion.
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.
TDOC phone calls come down to three things: you can't call an inmate directly, calls run through ConnectNetwork (powered by GTL), and the person inside can only call numbers on their approved list. Here's how the system works, what the current per-minute rate is, and what to do if you need to stop calls.
At Debra Johnson Rehab Center (DJRC) and other Tennessee Department of Correction (TDOC) facilities, personal mail doesn't get handed to inmates as physical letters. Instead, it's scanned and delivered digitally to their tablet.
If you want to visit someone in a Tennessee TDOC facility, the CR-2152 visitor application is the paperwork that gets you on their approved visiting list. Fill it out completely, attach the right photo, and send it to the right place to avoid delays.
