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Offender Orientation Manual Lexington Assessment & Reception Center 5
Offender Orientation Manual Lexington Assessment & Reception Center 5
Offender Orientation Manual Lexington Assessment & Reception Center 5
L. Medical
1. Medication will be given to you at your unit at designated times. You are required to take it when it is
given to you. You may be allowed certain medications in your cell. This medication packet must
contain your name, birth date or DOC number, and contain no more than one (1) week supply of
medication. You must present your offender ID to receive your medications.
a. A complete medical history, physical examination (chest x-ray if warranted), dental examination,
vision testing, a PPD skin test for tuberculosis, immunization for tetanus, and a series of blood
and urine tests will be done. When in the medical area for processing, loud or obscene
language, and visiting with general population offenders well not allowed.
b. If you arrive Monday through Thursday, you will be awakened early the following morning for
blood and urine tests. If you arrive on Friday, this will be done early the following Monday
morning. Failure to comply with testing will delay processing and lengthen your stay in A&R.
c. Containers for urine specimens will be given to you immediately before your blood is drawn.
After you are awakened, do not urinate until urine containers are received.
d. Any condition found at your examination, or any existing condition (high blood pressure,
diabetes, seizures, or other chronic diseases) needing further attention, will be seen and
evaluated by the institutional physician before you leave LARC.
e. All medications brought to A&R will be taken from you. They will be evaluated and continued or
discontinued by the institutional physician.
f. New medical problems that start while you are at LARC should be written on a sick call request
form. You must put your name, DOC number and birth date, cell location, and what your
problem is on the form and turn it into the correctional officer. The forms are available on each
quad. Sick call is held Monday through Friday, except holidays. There will be a $2.00 charge for
any sick call and a $2.00 charge for prescriptions issued to you while in A&R. You will not be
charged for your dental or medical examination.
N. Programs
No programs are available to you while you are at LARC. Your needs are assessed here and you will be
recommended for programs that may be available when you are transferred to another facility.
O. Personal Property
You are asked to make a choice on unauthorized property when you arrive. If you have money when you arrive,
you may pay to send your property home. If you do not have the money to do this, you must destroy or donate
your unauthorized property. You may not change the decision later. Please do not ask.
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Oklahoma Department of Corrections - Offender Orientation Manual (REVISED 01-2012)