University of New Mexico Hospital

The University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center is New Mexico's academic medical center and healthcare leader. It operates as an academic medical center providing exceptional patient care, training health professionals, and conducting research. The organization serves over 200,000 New Mexicans annually through more than 1,700 providers across a range of specialties. UNM Health includes the state's largest teaching hospital, a dedicated children's hospital, a Level 1 trauma center, and a comprehensive stroke center. The center is committed to culturally competent and inclusive care, offering priority access for Native Americans, free 24/7 interpreter services, LGBTQ+ care recognized by the Human Rights Campaign, and telehealth options. In 2018, UNM Health provided over $44 million in charitable care and financial assistance. The organization focuses on advancing knowledge in vital areas of human health and addressing community health needs including housing, education, food, transportation, and social inclusion.