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U.S. District Court for the District of New Mexico
A notice of appeal was filed in AbbVie’s challenge to New Mexico’s 340B law, H.B. 78. On September 14, the federal court denied AbbVie’s request for a preliminary injunction, finding no substantial likelihood of success.
Source NM
New Mexico's Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act Executive Committee approved the last two of 13 regional behavioral health plans. Plans for regions 4 and 12 total nearly $13.5 million, aimed at workforce recruitment and housing.
New Mexico Health Care Authority
New Mexico's Health Care Authority named five organizations to lead six Healthy Horizons rural hubs. Allocations total $74.06 million, and Cibola General Hospital with Gallup Community Health leads Region 1 with up to $12.05 million.
Source NM
Committee chair Nick Boukas told the Legislative Finance Committee that 11 of 13 regional behavioral health plans are approved, as Source NM reported.
New Mexico Health Care Authority
The New Mexico Health Care Authority states in its own release that “beginning this week, more than 230,000 Medicaid members will receive notices about the new work or activity rules,” and that “HCA projects about 89,000 New Mexicans could lose Medicaid…
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB Case 28-RC-390864 was filed July 14, 2026 at El Centro Family Health, a New Mexico FQHC. District 1199NM lost both voting units, 5 to 16 among professional employees and 6 to 52 among the rest, in the August 7 tally.
KFF
KFF's July 28, 2026 state-level analysis of ACA marketplace enrollment found that while national effectuated enrollment fell from 21.8 million to 19.2 million…
City of Albuquerque
The City of Albuquerque reported that the Gateway Medical Respite facility had welcomed clients recovering after hospital care.
First Choice Community Healthcare
First Choice Community Healthcare reported on March 13, 2026 that its eligibility specialists provide free, personalized assistance with Medicaid applications, Medicaid renewals, and insurance questions, available in person and by phone.
First Nations Community Health Source Inc.
First Nations Community HealthSource’s live July 2026 calendar lists recurring Indigenous Plate breakfast and lunch service at 6416 Zuni Road SE, recovery-coping and DBT groups, Food as Medicine, language and cultural activities…
Gallup Community Health
Gallup Community Health’s campus-clinic page lists the UNM Gallup Gurley Hall Student Resource Center as the clinic location and posts a recurring Tuesday schedule of 8 a.m. To 5 p.m., with an appointment prompt and a downloadable permission form.
New Mexico Health Care Authority
Healthy Horizons is a $76.2 million component of New Mexico's FY2026 Rural Health Transformation award.
New Mexico Health Care Authority
The New Mexico Health Care Authority opened a $47 million Rural Health Innovation Fund within the state's federally financed Rural Health Transformation Program.
Source New Mexico
On July 9, the Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act Executive Committee unanimously approved the second of New Mexico's 13 regional plans. Region 1 covers Santa Fe, Rio Arriba and Los Alamos counties, the Jicarilla Apache Nation and six pueblos.
New Mexico Health Care Authority
The Health Care Authority approved the first Early Access funding under the 2025 Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act: approximately $24.5 million across all 13 regions, with fully executed contracts ranging from $1,107,600 to $2 million.
New Mexico Health Care Authority
New Mexico Medicaid says all four Turquoise Care managed care organizations now use CertifyOS to validate provider credentials through one platform.
New Mexico Health Care Authority via New Mexico Legislature
In its August 18, 2025 legislative presentation, HCA modeled three separate effects of the federal reconciliation law: at least 88,530 people losing Medicaid coverage; about 254,400 people facing added paperwork even though they likely remain eligible…
Advanced Contracting Initiatives
An April 2026 manufacturer-policy update reports that Amgen removed its prior New Mexico exemption while adding an Oregon exemption.
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
CMS awarded New Mexico $211,484,741 for the first FY2026 budget period of the Rural Health Transformation Program.
New Mexico Legislature
The final HB 4 does not raise the health-insurance premium surtax rate.
New Mexico Legislature
The enacted General Appropriation Act of 2026 includes a $38.1 million Health Care Authority appropriation to offset expiration of the enhanced federal premium tax credits for coverage purchased through the exchange.
Hidalgo Medical Services
Hidalgo Medical Services announced that HRSA formally notified it of full compliance with all Health Center Program requirements after a multiday Operational Site Visit covering governance, clinical services, quality and patient safety…
Hidalgo Medical Services
Hidalgo Medical Services announced an upcoming vision-service launch at its Lordsburg and Silver City clinics.
Hidalgo Medical Services
Hidalgo Medical Services reported more than 750 rides and 547 patients served from the program's December 8, 2025 launch through April 2026. Monthly rides rose from 55 in December to 203 in April and exceeded the 170–175 target in March and April.
Office of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham
Under the expanded Health Professional Loan Repayment Program, licensed physicians may receive $75,000 per year over a four-year service commitment, limited by educational debt, for up to $300,000.
Santa Fe New Mexican
The Health Care Authority plans to use document-processing and automation tools when federal Medicaid work and activity rules begin in 2027.
New Mexico Health Care Authority
HCA's August 27 release says that, beginning the week of August 31, more than 200,000 New Mexico Medicaid members will receive notices about work or activity rules that take effect January 1, 2027.
New Mexico Legislature
The enacted General Appropriation Act of 2026 allocates $40 million from the Health Care Affordability Fund to maintain coverage for lawfully present Medicaid enrollees who lose eligibility on October 1, 2026.
New Mexico Legislature
Enacted House Bill 78 defines an applicable entity as a federally funded FQHC or FQHC look-alike.
BeWell New Mexico
BeWell's current federal-changes guidance says New Mexico Premium Assistance replaced enhanced federal premium-tax-credit savings after those credits expired at the end of 2025.
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