Dr. Blatstein, Company Owner at Physician Presentence Report Service, LLC

Ensuring your clients; I) Security Placement Requirements are met. II) Medication availability, • On Formulary, • Non-Formulary, or • Not Available, then we provide options with your clients treating physicians III) Eligibility (with BOP supporting documentation) for, • RDAP, • EBRR Program, • PA Activity, • UNICOR and/or Occupational Trades Training IV) Medical and Mental Healthcare CARE LEVEL I-IV, Matched Accurately V) Last, PPRS Provides a Prison Match™ Packet, in a court-ready format that contains; • Supporting BOP Documentation, specifically supporting the defense’s reasoning as to why the placement request is being made. • DC Corrections Information Council (CIC, where available), The CIC investigates all federal prisons that house Washington DC Residents, then provides a clear report on each facility after interviewing DC inmates – Very Worthwhile! • The CIC investigative Report is also presented in a court-ready format, that lends support to our Prison Match™ Packet’s reasoning, as to why the placement request is being made. • Self-Surrendering instructions to the client. Further recommendations to counsel, are to verify that the prison has the court’s order in hand for your client’s arrival. • What to bring when self-surrendering, Basic wedding band, Bible Prescriptions for medications (4 weeks recommended if you are able), At worst they are thrown out, at best they are available for your use. When surrendering on weekends or holidays, the BOP may allow these to be used if not available from their onsite pharmacy. Prescriptions should also be attached to all medical devices, glasses, etc. ID: birth certificate, passport, driver’s license, and social security card. Cash: $320 ($370 in November and December). MoneyGram or Western Union, to be used for monthly deposits. Legal papers are allowed. List of personal names (including phone numbers and addresses).