GUEST COLUMN: Putting off a screening mammogram can delay life-saving care
MountainView interim CEO Greg Repetti stresses the importance of timely mammograms, urging women to prioritize screenings this October.
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MountainView opens new urgent care on Lohman Avenue
MountainView Regional Medical Center has opened a new urgent care on Lohman Avenue in Las Cruces, replacing its Walton location and expanding walk-in services.
New Mexico Health Department declares measles outbreak over
New Mexico ended its measles outbreak after 42 days with no new cases; officials thanked residents who got MMR shots and urged travelers to check vaccination status.
At Las Cruces roundtable, Vasquez warns of $578 monthly hikes if ACA tax credits lapse
At a Las Cruces roundtable with patients and health leaders, Rep. Gabe Vasquez said the expiration of ACA premium tax credits could raise health costs by $578 a month for 51,000 New Mexicans.
New Mexico offering free Pack ‘n Play cribs with Safe Sleep training
The New Mexico Department of Health is giving free Pack ‘n Play portable cribs to parents and caregivers who complete a free Safe Sleep Ambassador training to prevent infant sleep-related deaths.
LCPS to host Aug. 28 vaccination clinic offering flu, shingles and pneumonia shots
Las Cruces Public Schools will host a vaccination clinic Aug. 28 at the district’s operations center, offering flu, shingles and pneumonia shots. Insurance required, no Tricare accepted.
Heinrich, Luján back bill to restore Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood
New Mexico Sens. Martin Heinrich and Ben Ray Luján have joined colleagues in introducing a bill to repeal a provision of Republicans’ “One Big Beautiful Bill” that blocks Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood
New Mexico measles cases hit 100, health officials urge vaccination
State health officials report 100 measles cases in New Mexico, including three new infections in Santa Fe County. Vaccination remains the most effective protection.
DACC students to receive free access to medical services
Doña Ana Community College will offer free medical services to students this fall through TimelyCare, including counseling, doctor visits and prescription savings.
