San Juan Regional Medical Center

San Juan Regional Medical Center is a non-profit, community-owned hospital founded in 1910. It serves as an acute care facility with 198 licensed beds in the Four Corners region. The hospital's commitment to meeting the healthcare needs of the entire community is reflected in its broad range of medical, surgical, and rehabilitation services, including off-site facilities for convenient access to primary care, specialty care, diagnostic services, and rehabilitation.

In addition to its status as a Level III Trauma Center and provision of air ambulance service, SJRC is associated with the San Juan Medical Foundation, Robert W. Umbach Foundation, San Juan Regional Rehabilitation Hospital, and the Connelly Hospitality House. Notably, the hospital operates as a tobacco-free campus and ensures that medical care is provided without discrimination based on race, creed, gender, national origin, disability, age, or ability to pay.

As part of its commitment to community service, SJRC offers charity care and discounts through a community service fund, ensuring that no person is denied care due to an inability to pay. It also extends its services to patients covered by Medicare or Medicaid and serves as a Medicaid provider for New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, and Utah.

For individuals seeking health services, career opportunities, and the latest hospital news, SJRC provides comprehensive information on its website at www.sanjuanregional.com.

Industries: Care Economy, Health Care, Health and Wellness.

Slogan: San Juan Regional Medical Center is a non-profit, community-owned hospital.