Parker-Reed Unit Overview
Dr. Mary L. Parker-Reed Women's Health Unit is identified in the Pulaski County research as an Arkansas Department of Corrections, Division of Correction facility-list entry in the Little Rock and Pulaski County context. The research characterizes it as a state correctional health unit for female ADC inmates requiring women's health services, based on its name and placement in the DOC facility list. It should not be described as a county jail, a city holding facility, or a public booking site.
The accessible official research did not locate a full ADC detail page with the unit's exact street address, public phone number, capacity, visitation schedule, or program rules. That gap is a content fact. It means the page should not invent a street location, publish a guessed main phone, or write facility-specific visit rules that the research did not support. The correct lookup channel remains the Arkansas DOC inmate search because the unit belongs to the state correctional system.
Parker-Reed Unit Details
No official capacity for Dr. Mary L. Parker-Reed Women's Health Unit was located in the accessible research. No current unit population figure was located either. The only supported location detail is Little Rock, AR, with the exact street address not located in accessible official research during the pass. For that reason, no capacity stat block is appropriate for this page.
Important: Exact street address, phone, capacity, visitation, and program rules were not located in accessible official research for this unit.
This gap should be handled differently from ordinary thin content. For Wrightsville Unit and J. Aaron Hawkins Sr. Center, ADC detail pages supplied addresses, phone numbers, capacities, establishment dates, accreditation status, and program lists. For Parker-Reed, the research only supports state correctional placement, Little Rock context, female ADC health custody, and ADC inmate search routing. Anything more specific would need a later official source.
Lookup Parker-Reed Inmates
Use the Arkansas DOC inmate search for Dr. Mary L. Parker-Reed Women's Health Unit. The Pulaski County jail roster is for county jail custody, local bookings, and current detainees in the Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility. It is not the right tool for a sentenced ADC inmate or for a woman assigned to a state correctional health unit.
The matched Arkansas DOC inmate search screenshot shows the statewide lookup form used when Parker-Reed appears in ADC custody context.
The screenshot supports the lookup channel, but it does not fill the official Parker-Reed address, phone, capacity, visitation, or program-rule gaps.
- Open the ADC inmate search and check the required disclaimer box.
- Enter the ADC number if known, or search by last name and first name.
- Review the facility field and custody details in the ADC result.
- If no result appears, search by alternate spelling and then check county jail records only for recent local custody.
The ADC form includes ADC Number, County, Last Name, First Name, Facility, Gender, Race, and Offense Category fields. County can help when the search starts from a Pulaski County case, but the ADC facility result is what matters for state custody. If the person was recently in the Pulaski County jail, a transfer or classification move can cause a delay between local jail records and the state prison locator.
Parker-Reed Unit Contact
The Pulaski research did not locate an accessible official street address or public phone number for Dr. Mary L. Parker-Reed Women's Health Unit. The supported address line is Little Rock, AR, with the exact street address not located. Because the unit appears as an ADC facility-list entry, contact and routing questions should be handled through current Arkansas DOC resources rather than through a guessed local office.
Dr. Mary L. Parker-Reed Women's Health Unit
Little Rock, AR
Exact street address not located in accessible official research
Public phone not located in accessible official research
Arkansas DOC women's health unit
Do not use Pulaski County Regional Detention Facility's phone number as a substitute for this unit. PCRDF is the county jail, while Parker-Reed is identified as a state correctional health unit. When a record names ADC custody, the statewide DOC locator and current ADC channels are the more reliable route.
Parker-Reed Unit Visitation
No Parker-Reed-specific visitation schedule or public visiting rule set was located in the accessible official research. Because the facility is identified as an ADC unit, the general Arkansas DOC visitation rules and ADC visitation application form are the supported sources. ADC prison visits require approval, and facility-level rules may control whether a visit is allowed.
| Visit Topic | Supported Detail | What Not To Assume |
|---|---|---|
| Approval | ADC visitation application applies to prison visits | Do not assume walk-in visitation |
| Schedule | No unit schedule located | Do not publish guessed days or hours |
| Address | Exact street address not located | Do not travel without ADC confirmation |
| County jail rules | Not the governing rule set | Do not use PCRDF visitation status for this unit |
The lack of a schedule is not a reason to borrow one from another ADC unit. Women's health custody may involve medical and security factors that are not visible in the public facility list. Current ADC confirmation should control any visit plan.
Parker-Reed Unit Mail
General ADC mail, money, and phone rules are the supported guidance for Dr. Mary L. Parker-Reed Women's Health Unit. ADC says letters should use the inmate name, ADC number, unit name, and unit mailing address. For Parker-Reed, the unit mailing address was not located in the accessible research, so families should confirm the correct mailing route through ADC before sending letters, photos, publications, or funds.
| Service | Supported Guidance |
|---|---|
| Use ADC format after confirming the correct unit mailing address | |
| Phone Calls | Follow ADC phone-call guidance |
| Money Deposit | Use ADC inmate trust or pre-pay phone service account deposits after matching the ADC number |
| Paper Money Orders | ADC posted that paper money orders would no longer be accepted after May 31, 2025 |
The ADC mail and money guidance states that mail is opened and inspected, photos are limited, and publications must come directly from a publisher, bookstore, or vendor. It also notes the end of paper money order acceptance after May 31, 2025. Those state prison rules should be used instead of Pulaski County jail commissary instructions.
Parker-Reed Unit Placement
Parker-Reed placement should be understood as ADC state custody, not county jail booking. A Pulaski County arrest may start with local booking at PCRDF, and a person can appear on the county jail roster while pretrial, awaiting court, or waiting on a state transfer. After sentencing or ADC assignment, custody moves into the state system, and ADC classification decides placement.
The health-unit name suggests a medical or women's health function for female ADC inmates, but the research does not provide public program rules, public admission criteria, or a visitor process for the unit. The careful wording is to say female ADC inmates requiring women's health services, based on facility name and DOC facility-list placement. Do not expand that into unsupported medical service claims.
About Parker-Reed Unit
Dr. Mary L. Parker-Reed Women's Health Unit is one of three state correctional entries tied to Pulaski County in the research, along with Wrightsville Unit and J. Aaron Hawkins Sr. Center. Wrightsville and Hawkins have fuller public facility details. Parker-Reed does not, at least in the accessible official material used for the Pulaski research pass.
That difference affects how the page should be read. The ADC inmate search can still be used to check state custody. The ADC visitation, mail, money, and phone pages can still provide general prison rules. Exact public contact details, capacity, unit-specific visits, and program rules should wait for an accessible official source rather than being inferred from nearby facilities.
Note: Confirm any Parker-Reed contact, mailing, visit, or deposit step with ADC before taking action.