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Chamber’s
Leadership
Class Tours
Health Care
Facilities
Participants of the Greater Las Cruces Chamber
of Commerce Leadership Las Cruces 2010 class took a tour
of area health care facilities Friday, May 21, as part
of Health Care Day.
Following the mini health fair, a panel of local health
experts convened to talk about the state of the health
care industry in Las Cruces and how each leader
and their respective organization contributed to the area’s health care
needs. Panelists ranged from Denton Park, CEO of MountainView Regional Medical
Center, to Donna Brown, executive director of Mesilla Valley Hospice. Organizations
represented on the panel included La Clinica de Familia, Mesilla Valley Hospital,
Mesilla Valley Hospice, Ben Archer Health Clinics, the New Mexico Department
of Public Health, The Rehab Hospital of Southern New Mexico, Advanced Care Hospital
of Southern New Mexico and MountainView Regional Medical Center. Click
here to learn more.
ACHSNM
Hearts
for Haiti
Fundraiser
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Caption:
Salvation Army Captain Cristian Sibaja &
Captain Rebeca Sibaja Accept Check
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Employees
at RHSNM and ACHSNM had a week-long
fundraiser to raise money for
Hearts for Haiti. After an entire
week of hot dog stands, burrito
and donut sales, RHSNM and ACHSNM
matched what the employees had
raised dollar for dollar. The
successful event closed with
a check being presented to the
Salvation Army.
4.1.10 – A
devoted staff of ‘angels’
The Advanced Care Hospital providing quality patient care
By Natisha Hales, The Las Cruces Bulletin
Though
the medical facility is just in its second year of serving
the region, the Advanced Care Hospital of Southern New Mexico
already has hundreds of success stories to share. Serving patients
in the area who suffer from injuries that require long-term,
round-the-clock acute care for an average of 25 days, the medical
facility is quickly gaining a reputation for quality care – and
its patients are providing the testimony to support it.
A rare occasion
He was told that he wouldn’t survive, but 67-year-old
Las Crucen Wayne Wagner has lived to tell his story.
Click here to learn more.
1.22.10
A
Good Year for Health Care in Southern New Mexico
Area medical facilities focus
on high-quality care
By Natisha Hales, Las Cruces Bulletin, 2010
Legislative Guide
It has been an interesting year for almost every industry throughout the United
States, especially health care. Controversy has swirled around health care
reform and the recession, leaving much uncertainty in the field.
But one thing’s for sure in the Mesilla Valley – Las Cruces remains
the health care hub for southern New Mexico, and each of its facilities have
maintained quality care for Las Cruces and its surrounding areas. This year,
despite budgetary shortfalls and new regulations, some medical centers have
been able to expand to meet their goals of quality patient care.
Click here to read full article.
8.27.07 - Profile:
Quillen helps bring health care to East Mesa
Las Cruces Sun News
LAS CRUCES — Suzanne Quillen has seen the health care industry in Las Cruces
grow.
As the CEO of the Advanced Care Hospital of Southern New Mexico, Quillen was
on hand as the medical care facility broke ground, put up its walls and opened
its doors. In fact, July marked the one-year anniversary of the first patient
to be admitted to the hospital at 4451 E. Lohman Ave. It is located near the
Rehabilitation Hospital of Southern New Mexico, which is owned by the same parent
company, Ernest Health Inc.
The facility is also near MountainView Regional Medical Center and not far from
Memorial Medical Center.
"It's a 20-bed, long-term acute care hospital," she said. "MountainView
and Memorial would be considered short-term acute care. We take patients that
haven't progressed through the normal recovery period in the short-term acute
care hospitals."
Click here to read full article.
8.27.07
Advanced Care Hospital of Southern New Mexico (ACHSNM) receives
JACHO accreditation.
7.18.07
Advanced Care Hospital of Southern New Mexico (ACHSNM) admits first
patient.
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