Whether you live in our beautiful area or are just getting your kicks on Route 66, the Dr. Dan C. Trigg Memorial Hospital provides the medical care you need. Our committed healthcare team is dedicated to you and your health. We offer many medical services and are continually evolving to meet our community's needs.

Presbyterian Healthcare Services exists to improve the health of the patients, members and communities we serve. We are a locally owned and operated not-for-profit healthcare system known nationally for our extensive experience in integrating healthcare financing and delivery.

Weve grown from a small tuberculosis sanatorium founded in 1908, to a system of nine hospitals, a multi-specialty medical group with more than 900 providers and a statewide health plan. We serve one in three New Mexicans with healthcare or coverage.

Our regional hospitals provide both acute and preventive care: from surgical, ambulatory and emergency services to health fairs, fun runs, and prevention and screening programs. We seek to provide the most affordable and effective care possible. To help achieve this goal, we continue to look toward the future, making prudent investments in modern equipment and technology such as MyChart and Video Visits that make patient access and care management easier, more convenient and affordable.

We are governed by a volunteer Board of Trustees comprised of community leaders. These individuals have included members of the Navajo Nation, theologians, business leaders, educators, medical administrators and others. They donate their time and energy to ensure that we maintain superior caregiving, deliver high-quality healthcare and work tirelessly to create a healthy New Mexico, now and for years to come.

Presbyterian Healthcare Services earned the top score of 100 and was designated an LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader in the Human Rights Campaign Foundation's 15th annual Healthcare Equality Index (HEI).

Every person deserves to feel safe and respected when seeking health care, said Dr. Jason Mitchell, chief medical officer, Presbyterian Healthcare Services. At Presbyterian, our policies, procedures and people reflect our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. We are honored to be among an elite group of LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leaders across the country.

Every person deserves to have access to quality healthcare, be respected and heard by their doctor, and feel safe in the facility where they are receiving care. But LGBTQ+ people are often subject to discrimination in all spaces, including healthcare facilities, which leads to members of the community avoiding care and anticipating our voices will not be respected in an incredibly vulnerable environment, said Tari Hanneman, Director of Health & Aging at The Human Rights Campaign. The Healthcare Equality Index, at its core, strives to ensure LGBTQ+ people are protected and affirmed by their healthcare providers and feel safe seeking services. Our HEI active participants are truly pioneering the healthcare industry by implementing robust, comprehensive LGBTQ+ inclusive policies that hopefully, because of their work, will become standard practice.