Diabetes Management - Holy Cross Medical Center - Taos, NM

Summary: The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) is a state government agency focused on promoting health, improving health outcomes, and ensuring safety net services for all New Mexicans. It is headquartered in Santa Fe, founded in 1919, and employs about 440 people. NMDOH operates across multiple offices (including locations in Santa Fe) and maintains a presence related to public health and wellness initiatives, which would include diabetes prevention and control programs as part of its mission to reduce chronic disease burden. What this means for Diabetes Prevention and Control in Shiprock: - NMDOH oversees statewide diabetes prevention and control efforts, which would include programs and resources that may be applicable in Shiprock (such as community-based outreach, education, screening, and linkages to care). - For Shiprock-specific information, you should contact NMDOH directly or check the Shiprock or Navajo Nation health partnerships coordinates within NMDOH’s public health infrastructure for localized diabetes prevention activities, referrals, and program availability.

Tuba City Regional Health Care (TCRHCC) is a private nonprofit 73-bed health system serving the Navajo and Hopi regions, including the Tuba City area and surrounding communities. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Tuba City, Arizona, it operates as a regional referral center with acute and outpatient services and a focus on serving a 6,000 square mile area. The organization emphasizes culturally diverse care for Native American populations (Navajo, Hopi, Southern Paiute) and operates under Joint Commission accreditation. Services highlighted include mobile health programs, patient portal access, and health insurance guidance. TCRHCC has about 139 employees and annual revenue around $4.7 million. Contact: main lines 866-976-5941 and 928-283-2501.