How to send messages, photos, and packages
Old Colony Correctional Center uses Securus for video visits. Before you can schedule a session, you need to complete the vendor's pre-approval process and be on the inmate's pre-approved visiting list. Once approved, you'll book video visits through the Securus platform, so set up your account before trying to reserve a time. Keep in mind that calls, video visits, and messages at correctional facilities are commonly provided by third-party vendors and may be monitored or screened. For deposits and account funding, families often use third-party services (such as Access Corrections or cash-enrollment services) or in-person drop-off options where available. Procedures vary by facility, so check the vendor and account steps early to avoid delays.
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Old Colony uses Securus for video visits. Complete Securus pre-approval and make sure you are on the inmate’s pre-approved visiting list, then schedule your session through the vendor’s platform.
Yes. Set up an account with the facility's approved communications vendor before expecting calls or scheduling video visits. Vendors and procedures vary, so confirm the approved vendor on the facility page before getting started.
Many families add funds through third-party services such as Access Corrections (online or app) or Cash Pay Today for cash enrollment and deposit locations. Some institutions also allow in-person drop-off of checks or money orders, so check the facility page for the exact options and rules.
Sending money to someone in a Massachusetts prison is pretty straightforward once you know your options. Here's a breakdown of every approved deposit method, what each one costs, and the timing rules that can slow things down.
Staying in touch usually comes down to two basics: getting approved for video visits and knowing how to add funds to your loved one's account. Here are the steps for this facility, plus what to confirm before you get started.
Visiting at Old Colony Correctional Center starts before you ever show up at the front desk. You need to be on the inmate’s pre‑approved visiting list, and your visitor application has to be mailed in for processing.
