How to Set Up and Use HomeWav Video Visits at Hill-Finklea Detention Center
Hill-Finklea Detention Center offers video visitation only—no in-person visits. To connect with someone there, you'll need to set up a HomeWav account first.
How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Hill-Finklea Detention Center only offers video visitation through HomeWAV. Before you can schedule a visit, you'll need to get approved through the standard SCDC visitor process: the inmate starts the visitor application, you complete the questionnaire and release form, then the facility runs a background screening. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID that matches the approved visitor list. Minors need birth documentation, and adults with a South Carolina ID can register online. The lobby kiosk operates Monday through Sunday from 8am to 10am and 6pm to 8pm, including during visitation hours. Arrive early for ID checks and security screening. Planning around a release? Allow extra time since releases can take one to four hours. Call 843-719-4546 with any questions.
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Hill-Finklea Detention Center offers video visitation only—no in-person visits. To connect with someone there, you'll need to set up a HomeWav account first.
Hill‑Finklea Detention Center uses video visitation only. There are no in-person visits. To connect with someone at the facility, you'll need to create a visitor account through HomeWAV.
Hill-Finklea Detention Center uses video visits only. A little setup ahead of time makes the process much smoother.
Create a HomeWAV account and schedule the video visit through that system. You also need to be on the inmate’s approved visiting list, which requires the inmate-initiated application, your completed questionnaire and release, and facility screening before scheduling.
The lobby kiosk is open Monday through Sunday 8am to 10am and 6pm to 8pm. It also operates during inmate visitation hours.
Call the detention center main line at 843-719-4546. It is available 24 hours a day for general questions.
Nothing's worse than having mail rejected when you're trying to stay connected. At Hill-Finklea Detention Center, the trick is using the correct address format for what you're sending — and making sure every envelope includes the required details.
To send personal mail to someone at Hill-Finklea Detention Center, you need to use the Smart Communications PO Box format. Skip this step or address it like regular jail mail, and your letter will likely get delayed or returned.
Trying to reach someone at Hill-Finklea Detention Center? Here's what you need to know: visits happen by video through HomeWAV, and the facility has a 24-hour phone line for questions.