Presbyterian Hospital

Presbyterian Hospital is a community based, not for profit hosptial and the largest tertiary care center in New Mexico with 453 licensed beds.

Presbyterian Hospital is affiliated with Presbyterian Health Services (PHS), the largest healthcare system in New Mexico. It is non-profit and governed by community boards of trustees. Its major components are a hospital system (8 hospitals including two in Albuquerque), a multi-specialty physician group and the largest health insurance plan in New Mexico. The Presbyterian Medical Group (PMG) employs approximately 500 providers. Despite current economic conditions, PHS is financially sound and continues to receive an AA bond rating. PHS aims at very high standards and has the resources to achieve them.

One of the explicit goals of PHS is to be in the national top 10% in patient safety. PHS is rapidly moving forward in clinical automation and is progressing, stepwise, toward a complete electronic medical record and physician order entry system. An overview of PHS can be obtained by browsing our website at www.phs.org

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The Presbyterian Network currently includes eight hospitals in New Mexico: (see map below)

Albuquerque
Presbyterian Hospital
Kaseman Hospital
Presbyterian Rust Medical Center-Rio Rancho, NM (Opening Oct. 24, 2011)

Clovis
Plains Regional Medical Center

Española
Española Hospital

Ruidoso
Lincoln County Medical Center

Socorro
Socorro General Hospital

Tucumcari
Dan C. Trigg Memorial Hospital