Prison health care provider Corizon is firing back against allegations that it provided substandard care to inmates in Idaho. It contracted this spring with the National Commission on Correctional Health Care to refute a report that stemmed from a lawsuit filed more than two decades ago and says a new analysis vindicates its practices and staff.

“The recent review by Dr. Greifinger and the NCCHC’s findings that Corizon meets community and contractual standards of care are a complete vindication for us, in regard to the Special Master’s report,” said CEO Rich Hallworth. “We are very pleased that the Special Master’s report was proven to be fatally flawed and will never become an official finding of the court.”