The new facilities are the latest in a series of New Mexico expansions for the Texas-based Catholic hospital firm.
Health
New initiative aims to prevent suicide among New Mexico seniors
The no-cost suicide prevention trainings will be available at senior centers throughout New Mexico.
‘This is obscene’: Lawmakers express frustrations over systemic CYFD issues
Lawmakers vowed to make changes to demand more accountability and direction from CYFD after session discussing troubling data.
New Mexico Supreme Court tosses lawsuit challenging universal childcare
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham lauded the decision, which came after a state District Court judge also rejected the lawsuit.
“Nowhere to go:” Santa Fe tenants displaced by June fire deliver demand letter to owners
The apartment’s ownership says delays in allowing displaced tenants back in is due to an ongoing investigation by the insurer.
18,000 New Mexicans have lost SNAP benefits
About 10,000 — or about 55% — of the people kicked off the federal SNAP program in recent months have been children.
CYFD dropped teen at border, left him to cross alone
The situation has prompted a flood of outrage from advocates and New Mexico lawmakers, who say CYFD overlooked safety and health concerns.
Pueblo leaders, federal lawmakers ramp up calls to keep Chaco drilling buffer
Representatives from 20 pueblos joined New Mexico’s congressional delegates at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday to repeat a simple message: “Chaco Canyon is not for sale.”
CYFD pilot programs: Mixed results with money left on table
Lawmakers criticized CYFD’s failure to spend allotted funds and said the state has not seen enough return on its spending.
Despite massive spending, New Mexicans aren’t getting healthier
Federal policy changes are expected to make the problem even worse, as rates of uninsured New Mexicans and unpaid care increase.


