List of hospitals in New Mexico

This is a list of hospitals in New Mexico (U.S. state), grouped by city and sorted by hospital name. With a population of a little over 2 million, there were 37 hospitals in New Mexico in 2019. The largest number of hospitals are in Albuquerque. Tribal areas are serviced by hospitals run by the Indian Health Service.[1][2]

Acoma

• Acoma-Canoncito-Laguna Hospital (United States Public Health Service, Indian Health Service), 6 staffed beds (35.068430°N 107.571650°W)[1]

Alamogordo

Gerald-Champion Regional Medical Center

• Gerald Champion Regional Medical Center, 98 staffed beds (32.924552°N 105.934687°W)[1]

Albuquerque

Albuquerque VA Medical Center

UNM Hospital, Alququerque

• Lovelace Health System[3]
  • The Heart Hospital of New Mexico at Lovelace Medical Center, 55 staffed beds (35.087687°N 106.637064°W[1]
  • Lovelace Medical Center, 293 staffed beds (35.086845°N 106.638555°W)[1]
  • Lovelace Rehabilitation Hospital (35.088294°N 106.638030°W)
  • Lovelace Westside Hospital (West Mesa Medical Center), 70 staffed beds (35.207414°N 106.677334°W[1]
  • Lovelace Women's Hospital, 162 staffed beds (35.131511°N 106.591782°W)[1]
• New Mexico VA Health Care System
  • Raymond G. Murphy VA Medical Center, 310 authorized beds (35.055085°N 106.582345°W)[1][4]
• Presbyterian Healthcare Services
  • Presbyterian Hospital, 716 staffed beds (35.081823°N 106.635436°W)[1]
  • Presbyterian Kaseman Hospital, 85 staffed beds (35.093529°N 106.553213°W)[1]
• University of New Mexico Hospitals
  • UNM Carrie Tingley Hospital (35.093695°N 106.627021°W)
  • UNM Children's Hospital (35.088099°N 106.618850°W)
  • UNM Children's Psychiatric Center (35.092896°N 106.621444°W)
  • UNM Hospital, 555 staffed beds (35.088°N 106.618°W)[1]
  • UNM Psychiatric Center (35.090908°N 106.616136°W)

Artesia

• Artesia General Hospital, 49 staffed beds (32.848871°N 104.411162°W)[1]

Carlsbad

• Carlsbad Medical Center, 95 staffed beds (32.442677°N 104.258042°W)[1]

Clayton

• Union County General Hospital (36.455134°N 103.193415°W)

Clovis

• Clovis Baptist Hospital (defunct) (34°24′12″N 103°11′44″W)[5]
• Plains Regional Medical Center, 106 staffed beds[1]

Crownpoint

• Crownpoint Healthcare Facility (United States Public Health Service, Indian Health Service), 19 staffed beds (35.698879°N 108.139688°W)[1]

Deming

• Mimbres Memorial Hospital (32.260581°N 107.767821°W)

Española

• Presbyterian Española Hospital, 52 staffed beds (35.997531°N 106.088509°W)[1]

Farmington

San Juan Regional Medical Center

• San Juan Regional Medical Center, 184 staffed beds (36.724194°N 108.216896°W)[1]

Gallup

• Gallup Indian Medical Center, 74 staffed beds (35.507840°N 108.730109°W)[1]
• Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Care Services, 28 staffed beds 35.507054°N 108.727642°W)[1]

Grants

• Cibola General Hospital (35.162725°N 107.827064°W)

Hobbs

• Lea Regional Medical Center, 92 staffed beds (32.761593°N 103.184760°W)[1]

Las Cruces

• Advanced Care Hospital of Southern New Mexico (32.326251°N 106.725069°W)
• Memorial Medical Center, 199 staffed beds (32.292677°N 106.737182°W)[1]
• Mesilla Valley Hospital (32.359440°N 106.774175°W)
• Mountain View Regional Medical Center, 180 staffed beds (32.323626°N 106.728320°W)[1]
• Rehabilitation Hospital of Southern New Mexico (32.325344°N 106.724221°W)
• UNM Cancer Center (Southern New Mexico Cancer Center)

Las Vegas

• Alta Vista Regional Hospital, 46 staffed beds (35.672509°N 105.237166°W)[1]
• New Mexico Behavioral Health Institute at Las Vegas (35.603139°N 105.221698°W)

Los Alamos

• Los Alamos Medical Center, 48 staffed beds (35.881861°N 106.319811°W)[1]

Lovington

• Nor-Lea General Hospital (32.964700°N 103.348300°W)

Mescalero

• Mescalero Hospital (United States Public Health Service, Indian Health Service), 6 staffed beds[1]

Portales

• Roosevelt General Hospital, 20 staffed beds[1]

Raton

• Miners' Colfax Medical Center

Rio Rancho

• Presbyterian Medical Center-Rio Rancho
• RUST (Presbyterian) Hospital, 0 staffed beds[1]
• UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center, 60 staffed beds[1]

Roswell

• Eastern New Mexico Medical Center, 162 staffed beds[1]
• Lovelace Regional Hospital, Roswell, 27 staffed beds[1]
• New Mexico Rehabilitation Center

Ruidoso

• Lincoln County Medical Center

Santa Fe

• CHRISTUS St. Vincent Physicians Medical Center, 12 staffed beds[1]
• CHRISTUS St. Vincent Regional Medical Center, 214 staffed beds[1]
• Santa Fe Indian Hospital (United States Public Health Service, Indian Health Service), 4 staffed beds[1]
• Presbyterian Santa Fe Medical Center, 36 staffed beds[1]

Santa Rosa

• Guadalupe County Hospital, 10 staffed beds[1]

Santa Teresa

• Peak Behavioral Health Services

Shiprock

• Northern Navajo Medical Center, 60 staffed beds[1]

Silver City

• Gila Regional Medical Center, 42 staffed beds[1]

Socorro

• Socorro General Hospital

Taos

• Holy Cross Hospital

Truth or Consequences

• Sierra Vista Hospital

Tucumcari

• Dr. Dan C. Trigg Memorial Hospital

Zuni

• Zuni Hospital (United States Public Health Service, Indian Health Service), 27 staffed beds[1][6]

Indian Health Service facilities

The Albuquerque Area of the Indian Health Service contains the following medical centers:

• Acoma-Canoncito-Laguna Service Unit (with hospital) (Acoma, New Mexico)
• Albuquerque Indian Health Center (with hospital)
• Albuquerque Indian Dental Clinic
• Jicarilla Service Unit (Dulce, New Mexico)
• Mescalero Service Unit (with hospital in Mescalero, New Mexico)
• New Sunrise Regional Treatment Center
• Santa Ana Health Center (Bernalillo, New Mexico)
• Santa Fe Service Unit (with hospital in Santa Fe, New Mexico)
• Taos-Picuris Service Unit (Taos, New Mexico)
• Ute Mountain Ute Service Unit (Towaoc, Colorado)
• Zia Health Clinic (Zia Pueblo, New Mexico)
• Zuni Comprehensive Health Center (with hospital) (Zuni, New Mexico)

The Navajo Area of the Indian Health Service is partially within New Mexico. It contains the following medical centers:

• Chinle Comprehensive Health Care Facility (Chinle, Arizona)
• Crownpoint Health Care Facility (Crownpoint, New Mexico)
• Dzilth-Na-O-Dith-Hle Health Center (Bloomfield, New Mexico)
• Fort Defiance Indian Hospital
• Four Corners Regional Health Center (Teec Nos Pos, Arizona)
• Gallup Indian Medical Center (Gallup, New Mexico)
• Inscription House Health Center (Shonto, Arizona)
• Kayenta Health Center (Kayenta, Arizona)
• Pinon Health Center (Pinon, Arizona)
• Shiprock-Northern Navajo Medical Centerb(Shiprock, New Mexico)
• Tohatchi Health Care Center (Southeastern portion of the Navajo Nation)
• Tsaile Health Center (Tsaile, Arizona)
• Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation (Tuba City, Arizona)[7]
• Winslow Indian Health Care Center (Winslow, Arizona)

References

1. "Hospitals in New Mexico". American Hospital Directory.
2. "Medicare Hospital Rating, New Mexico". New Mexico Network of Care. Retrieved May 21, 2020.
3. "About Us". Lovelace Health System. Retrieved February 23, 2018.
4. "New Mexico VA Health Care System". VA. Retrieved May 21, 2020.
5. Kathleen Brooker (October 8, 1981). "National Register of Historic Places Inventory/Nomination: Clovis Baptist Hospital / Ramsey Hotel". National Park Service. Retrieved September 17, 2017.
6. "Zuni Comprehensive Health Center". Indian Health Service. Retrieved May 21, 2020.
7. The Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation became a 638-site in 2002 and it is now operated under the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act of 1975.