ESU is a safe alternative for inmates and mental health patients, providing a humane alternative to eating with fingers.
— CSP-SAC prison authorities in Folsom, California

Visit EcoSecurity Utensil at NCCHC’s National Conference on Correctional Health Care, October 24–28, 2026

September 17, 2026    /    Events

EcoSecurity Utensil is excited to participate in NCCHC’s National Conference on Correctional Health Care in Las Vegas, Nevada. Visit booth 234 to learn more about ESU, to take our survey on upcoming products and win prizes, and to enter our raffle for another chance to win!

 

EcoSecurity Utensils are an essential tool for quality health care because:

 

• ESUs prevent self-harm and harm to others.
• ESUs will not cut through skin, and are perforated for quicker breakdown if ingested.
• ESUs are a worry-free addition to safety trays.
• ESUs are non-punitive and enjoyable to use.
• ESUs offer a humane option that promotes dignity and mental healing.
• ESUs can be used for any hot or cold food that does not require cutting with a knife.
• ESUs are disposable and sanitary to help reduce the spread of communicable illnesses.

 

The mission of the National Commission on Correctional Health Care is to improve the quality of health care in jails, prisons, and juvenile confinement facilities. For 40 years, NCCHC’s highly respected standards have provided uniquely valuable guidance to help correctional health professionals and administrators improve the health of their incarcerated populations (and the communities to which they return), increase efficiency of health services delivery, strengthen organizational effectiveness, and reduce the risk of adverse legal judgments. Established by health, mental health, legal, and corrections professions, NCCHC’s standards cover the areas of patient care and treatment, governance and administration, personnel and training, safety and disease prevention, special needs and services, and medical-legal issues.

 

NCCHC’s National Conference on Correctional Health Care
Las Vegas, Nevada
October 24–28, 2026
ESU booth: 234

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