Correctional facilities serve as specialized institutions for individuals involved in criminal activities. Due to the diverse backgrounds of inmates there is a significant risk of diseasetransmission within these confined settings. Healthcare services within correctional institutions play a crucial role in maintaining and improving the well-being of prisoners particularly those with contagious diseases such as HIV/AIDS. Ensuring the welfare of inmates is a state obligation. This study explores the healthcare services provided to inmates diagnosed with HIV/AIDS in Class II A Binjai Correctional Facility. The research aims to evaluate the access quality and impact of healthcare services on inmates with HIV/AIDS. The findings reveal several challenges in providing adequate healthcare services to inmates with HIV/AIDS within the correctional environment. Factors such as population density resource limitations and social stigma influence access and the quality of care. Nevertheless coordinated healthcare services with a focus on disease control have contributed to managing HIV/AIDS infections within correctional institutions.