Corporate Assurance ·
Full Accountability
An update on the dissolution of our former island operations subsidiary and the close of its claims process.
At Hemoglobin International, we take your concerns seriously.
When former participants in our island research program ask for compensation,
we promise to hold the company responsible.
We're pleased to announce that the company responsible no longer exists.
Hemoglobin International.
Accountability. Case closed.
Hemoglobin International today confirms that its former island operations subsidiary, which administered the closed correctional contract, has been formally dissolved in accordance with its charter.
The subsidiary operated the island facility for more than three decades. Over that time it provided secure housing, medical care and program services under public oversight. Its final operating period concluded this summer.
Claims
All compensation claims submitted to the subsidiary were logged, acknowledged and reviewed by the Office of Corporate Assurance. With the dissolution complete, the subsidiary has no remaining obligations, and its compensation claims are closed. Claimants have been notified in writing.
“We take accountability seriously,” said a spokesperson for the Office of Corporate Assurance. “That means following the process all the way to the end. This matter has reached the end.”
Records
Records from the island program have been transferred to Records Continuity, where they are held under standard retention schedules. Public notices related to the claims process are available in the site archive.
Hemoglobin International has no affiliation with Island Hoppers or any civilian air carrier serving the region.