Hygiene and health supplies at Trousdale Turner: what CoreCivic tells families

CoreCivic's Trousdale Turner COVID-19 FAQ states that people at the facility have access to hand-washing supplies. Their language is direct: soap, washing facilities, and other supplies are available for staff and inmates/detainees/residents to use often. That's the clearest public assurance they provide about day-to-day hygiene inside.

CoreCivic ties hygiene access to its broader COVID-19 response at Trousdale Turner. In the same statements, the company also says it provides comprehensive medical care around the clock - at Trousdale Turner and all CoreCivic facilities. The message to families: basic hygiene and continuous medical services are both part of how they say they're managing health risks inside.

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• ✓ Call the 24-hour COVID-19 information hotline for Trousdale Turner family members: (615) 263-3200.
• ✓ If your concern is about mistreatment or staff conduct (not an emergency), report it through CoreCivic’s Ethics Line: 800-461-9330 or www.corecivic.com/ethicsline.

The hotline is a 24/7 COVID-19 information line for family members connected to Trousdale Turner, staffed by a live operator. If you're hearing that soap or other basics aren't available the way you'd expect, this is the most direct channel CoreCivic provides for facility-specific questions and current guidance.

These statements help, but they have limits. CoreCivic's FAQ confirms soap, washing facilities, and other supplies are available to use often, and it asserts around-the-clock medical care. What it doesn't cover: an item-by-item inventory, how supplies get distributed, how often they're restocked, or any independent verification. For the most current, on-the-ground answer about Trousdale Turner, call the family hotline with your specific question.