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![Maryland will soon part ways with its troubled provider of medical care in state prisons, following a decision on Wednesday by the Board of Public Works to forgo contracting with the company again. Over fervent objections from the state’s current provider, YesCare – and that company’s predecessor, Wexford Health Sources – the board instead awarded a $1.7 billion contract to Lutherville-based Centurion of Maryland to provide medical and mental health care services to those incarcerated in state prisons. Centurion Group, based in Vienna, Virginia, already provides mental health services to those incarcerated in state prisons and state-run jails. Joseph Sedtal, […]](https://www.baltimoresun.com/wp-content/uploads/migration/2015/10/17/2A63DEI73VD7FBRX5V7HUHMGKA.jpg?w=535 "Maryland will soon part ways with its troubled provider of medical care in state prisons, following a decision on Wednesday by the Board of Public Works to forgo contracting with the company again. Over fervent objections from the state’s current provider, YesCare – and that company’s predecessor, Wexford Health Sources – the board instead awarded a $1.7 billion contract to Lutherville-based Centurion of Maryland to provide medical and mental health care services to those incarcerated in state prisons. Centurion Group, based in Vienna, Virginia, already provides mental health services to those incarcerated in state prisons and state-run jails. Joseph Sedtal, […]")