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Court Ordered Studies At anytime during an inmate’s pre-trial may order one of numerous studies found confinement, the judge at 18 U.S.C. $4241 et seq. Once a judge signs the request for designation, the court must send a copy to the USMS and Probation who will then contact Dbscc. Since the inmate is not sentenced, he is not yet in Bureau custody, therefore the Bureau cannot make the designation without £ an of icial request from the USMS to the Bureau in Grand Prairie. Neither the Legal Department ner any institution staff have a role in the process. It is up to the attorneys on the criminal case to make sure the order is processed as described in this paragraph. If questions arise, the attorneys may contact the DSCC {contact info. ahove). H. Health Services 1. Sick Call Inmates are advised during their initial screening and physical examination that if they wish to be eval Services Department, they must submit a luated by the Health sick call slip to the department. It i858 imperative that inmate’s use this system, as it helps the department track requests and have inmates seen on a4 first need to be seen basis. If an inmate has a verified chronic condition (i.e. diabetes, hypertension, etc.) he will be placed in a chronic care clinic and scheduled for appointments automatically. Sick call slips are available on the housing units and there is a sick call box on each unit in which to submit the slips. The sick call box on each housing unit will £ he emptied daily by a member of Health Services Staff and given to the medical staff greatest medical need. Inmates will be £ 2. Emergency Care for triage. Requests will be prioritized in accordance with charged a $2.00 co-pay ee for all non-chronic care, non-emergent appointments. Any time there is a medical emergency on a unit, the inmate should notify the unit officer who can call the on-duty P.A. 3. Medication With regards to medication, MCC New York staff will make every he inmate has proof that he is on that Page 19 of 22 L prescription, a prescription bottle, ete.). However, for safety of effort to continue an inmate on a specific medication as long as medication {a f staff and other inmates, there are several medications that an inmate may be on that are not on the national Bureau of Prisons formulary. In this instance, if medical staff find it necessary to prescribe a substitute medication, they will do so. inmate is prescribed a medication that has re responsibility to notify the pharmacy when they need a refill. T+ an ills, it is their Pam DOJ-OGR- 00023762