Presbyterian Hospital is the largest acute care hospital in New Mexico, and serves as a major tertiary medical center for the state. It operates in a mixed business and residential area at the geographic center of Albuquerque.

For more information go to Presbyterian Hospital

Presbyterian Kaseman Hospital was the first satellite hospital in the PHS system and is located in Albuquerque's northeast heights, about six miles from Presbyterian Hospital. Kaseman provides general medical, surgical, emergency services; it also houses the Presbyterian Cancer Treatment Center, with two linear accelerators and Presbyterian Behavioral Health which offers intensive inpatient services as well as partial hospitalization and outpatient treatment for psychiatric and chemical dependency patients. Other unique services offered at Kaseman include lithotripsy, inpatient hospice, and the Presbyterian Arthritis Center.

For more information go to Kaseman Hospital

New Mexico Orthopaedic Surgery Center is a partnership venture between Ortholink/USPI and NMO Physicians Corporation. The facility is housed in Presbyterian Hospital's new addition known as the Ambulatory Care Center and has been open since March of 2000.

The Surgery Center is all outpatient orthopedic with some podiatry and pain management. Eleven surgeons (soon to be increased to 13) operate in the surgery center. Space is also shared with NMO Physical Therapy department.

The Surgery Center is state of the art with new innovative equipment that is top of the line. Top surgeons from across the United States are enticed to be part of this endeavor due to the pleasant surroundings as well as competent and knowing staff. Surgeries not usually done in an outpatient setting are the norm for the New Mexico Orthopedic Surgery Center, eg. meniscal tranplants.

Anesthesia is provided by Anesthesia Associates of New Mexico which is also contracted to the Presbyterian Hospital System. We have a select list of MD's who rotate serving as Anesthesiologist in Charge (AIC) and supervise Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNA), we expect to operate 6 rooms 5 days a week.

For more information on the National Ortholink Organization: go to National Ortholink or go to New Mexico Orthopaedic Surgery Centers.

The Presbyterian Rust Medical Center was opened October 22, 2011.

Presbyterian Rust Medical Center is Rio Rancho’s first full-service hospital and New Mexico’s first hospital for the 21^st century.

The facility features labor and delivery services, intensive care, operating rooms, cardiac services, MRI and imaging, emergency care and more. Rio Rancho and Westside residents will no longer need to cross the river for essential medical care.

PRMC is located at 2400 Unser Blvd SE / Rio Rancho, NM 87124 and their phone number is: (505) 253-7878.

The Lincoln County Medical Center (LCMC) was founded in 1950. LCMC has a long tradition of providing high quality, low-cost, accessible healthcare to all Lincoln County residents and visitors. The LCMC mission is to improve the health of individuals, families, and communities in the area.

LCMC works in collaboration with over 15 physicians who have full time practices in Ruidoso and over 30 physicians who have part time local specialty clinics in association with Presbyterian Healthcare Services, the largest healthcare delivery system in New Mexico. This unique structure provides the residents of Lincoln County with over 15 different specialists who can see patients in Lincoln County.

LCMC has been leased and managed by Presbyterian Healthcare Services, a New Mexico, not-for-profit healthcare system, since 1972 and is governed by a local Board of Trustees.

LCMC is located at 211 Sudderth / Ruidoso, NM 88345 and their phone number is: (575) 257-8200.