Presbyterian Healthcare Services

Health System with 8 hospitals across 2 states

Health System Overview

Health SystemPresbyterian Healthcare Services
Total Hospitals8
Commercial/Acute Hospitals7
Total Beds935
Commercial/Acute Beds919
HeadquartersAlbuquerque, NM
Websitephs.org

Hospitals by Type

Acute Care Hospital
4 hospitals
50% of health system
Critical Access Hospital
3 hospitals
38% of health system
Psychiatric
1 hospitals
12% of health system

Teaching Status

12%
Teaching
Teaching Hospitals: 1
Non-Teaching Hospitals: 7
Teaching hospitals serve as educational institutions for medical professionals while providing patient care.

Hospital Locations

Hospitals in this Health System

HospitalTypeBedsTeachingRecently Joined
Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health at Kaseman HospitalPsychiatric 16NoNo
Presbyterian Espanola HospitalAcute Care Hospital 80NoNo
Presbyterian HospitalAcute Care Hospital623YesNo
Plains Regional Medical CenterAcute Care Hospital106NoNo
Presbyterian Santa Fe Medical CenterAcute Care Hospital 36NoNo
Socorro General HospitalCritical Access Hospital 24NoNo
Dr. Dan C. Trigg Memorial HospitalCritical Access Hospital 25NoNo
Lincoln County Medical CenterCritical Access Hospital 25NoNo

Recent News

Jun 18, 2025
Presbyterian Health Plan is hosting a mobile mammography event in Belen on Wednesday, June 18th. This is part of their initiative to provide mobile mammography services across the state. Appointments are encouraged. [10]
Jun 18, 2025
Presbyterian Health Plan is offering a virtual resource meeting for expecting families starting on Wednesday, June 18th. This online event is aimed at providing support and information for those expecting a baby. [10]
Jun 17, 2025
Presbyterian Healthcare Services is hosting a 'Walk with Ease' event. This is a 4-week in-person series designed to help participants become more active. The event is listed as starting on Tuesday, June 17th and continuing on multiple dates. [10]
Jun 04, 2025
A jury awarded over $40 million in damages against Presbyterian Healthcare Services in a lawsuit claiming that staff failed to properly identify low blood sugar in a newborn in April 2019, which resulted in permanent brain damage. The lawsuit alleged that Presbyterian physicians and healthcare providers breached the standard of care for monitoring and treating the child. The damages included nearly $25 million for the now six-year-old child, $15 million in punitive damages against Presbyterian, and $825,000 to the parents, Patrick and Samantha Leonard. Court documents indicated that two doctors and two registered nurses acted with "reckless or wanton" conduct and that Presbyterian Hospital violated its internal rules requiring blood-sugar testing for all premature infants within 24 hours of birth. Presbyterian called the judgment "excessive" and stated its intention to pursue legal options to address the outcome. [3, 4]
Jun 04, 2025
Presbyterian Healthcare Services was hit with a more than $40 million verdict by a jury in a medical negligence case. The lawsuit, filed by a couple, argued that Presbyterian personnel did not diagnose their infant child's low blood glucose levels after birth in April 2019, leading to permanent developmental effects and brain damage. The award included $15 million in punitive damages aimed at sending a message to Presbyterian. The jury also found the conduct of four Presbyterian staff members, two physicians and two registered nurses, to be "reckless or wanton." This verdict follows another significant jury award against Presbyterian about six months prior, where a patient was awarded nearly $17 million after a surgical instrument was left in her abdomen. Presbyterian has stated they respect the judicial process but have serious concerns about the "unprecedented size of the damages awarded" and plan to explore legal options. [4]

Executive Leadership

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