What is the phone number for Children's Services in Las Cruces NM?

You can reach them at: 575-522-8641. It’s best to call Children's Services during business hours.

What is the address for Children's Services on telshor blvd in Las Cruces?

Children's Services is located at this address: 2450 S Telshor Blvd Las Cruces, NM 88011.

What are Children's Services(Las Cruces, NM) store hours?

Children's Services store hours are as follows: Mon-Sun: 24 hours.

Children's Services on telshor blvd, Las Cruces, NM

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This year, more than ever, our Memorial Supply Chain Professionals have worked diligently to source PPE and equipment to ensure our front-line workers stay safe while battling the pandemic. We are extremely proud that at no time has Memorial Medical Center been without the PPE required to care for our community. Our Memorial Supply Chain Professionals will continue to keep our promise to have the “Right medical supplies at the Right time” for all our physicians, nurses, service line leaders, and other healthcare workers. In honor of Healthcare Supply Chain Professionals Week, please help us thank our amazing Supply Chain heroes on a stellar job providing the equipment we need! #MemorialMedicalCenter #SupplyChainProfessionals #Healthcare

WED, OCT 28 AT 4:00 PM MDT 5th Annual NICU Reunion Drive Thru Event

Did you know that 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime? That's why it's important to begin annual mammogram screenings at age 40. At Memorial Medical Center, your breast health is important to us. Our staff uses the latest technology, like 3D Mammography - in a comfortable and welcoming environment to help you stay on top of your health and give you the peace of mind that comes with knowing and being prepared. Ask your provider today about scheduling a mammogram. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit https://www.mmclc.org/.../imaging.../digital-mammography to learn more. #ScheduleYourMammogram #MemorialMedicalCenter

This week's Memorial Hero, where we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Elizabeth Lopez, RN, CN-BC, Breast Health Patient Navigator. “After being a patient many years ago, I watched in awe and admired the health care team who took care of me. I wanted to be a part of that kind of team and pay it forward in being a part of a patient’s healing." Thank you, Elizabeth Lopez, for all you do for our patients and our community! #MemorialMedicalCenter #YourHealth #OurHeroes #MovingForward https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-elizabeth-lopez-rn-cn-bc-breast-health-patient-navigator MMCLC.ORG Memorial Heroes: Elizabeth Lopez, RN CN-BC Breast Health Patient Navigator

October is #NationalBreastCancerAwarenessMonth. Have you scheduled your annual mammogram? It’s an important annual screening for early detection of breast cancer. Take care of you. Don’t delay your mammogram. To learn more, visit our website or call 575.521.5270 to get yours on the calendar. To learn more about the importance of annual mammograms and what Memorial offers, plan to attend our Masks & Mammos drive-thru event, Saturday October 24th from 9:00 am – 11:00 am at our Memorial HealthPlex. Check out our events page for more details on the event. #MemorialMedicalCenter #Mammos #BreastCancerAwareness #AnnualCheckUp

SAT, OCT 24 AT 9:00 AM MDT Masks and Mammos Women’s Day Event

Earlier this week, Memorial Medical Center received a 2020 Public Health Heroes Award from New Mexico State University for our team’s dedication, outstanding public health contributions in fighting the coronavirus pandemic and creating healthier communities. The award was accepted on behalf of all our amazing staff, providers and volunteers, John Harris, CEO, and the rest of our Senior Management team. The award was presented by the NMSU Interim Dean Sonya Cooper, Hector Diaz, Director and Professor of the College of Health and Social Services, and Cindy Kratzke, Associate Professor of Public Health Services. We appreciate and thank NMSU for recognizing our incredible healthcare heroes here at MMC! #ThankAHealthcareHero #MemorialMedicalCenter #CommunityAward #MakingCommunitiesHealthier #NewMexicoStateUniversity #NMSU #AggieUp

We are proudly nominated in several different categories for The Las Cruces Bulletin's Best of the Mesilla Valley 2021. Best Places to Work, Best Hospital, and Best Community Heroes! Many of our physicians, surgeons, nurses, and amazing departments have been nominated as well! Our facilities provide comprehensive services to residents throughout Southern New Mexico. We strive to offer the latest technology in imaging services, cancer care, orthopedics, behavioral health, cardiac care and more. Our commitment to high-quality care is strong. Our team is committed to providing compassionate care and we bring new and innovative programs to show who matters the most - our communities. Please take a few minutes out of your day to vote. Voting is free and open to the public. Voting will end Saturday, October 31st. #BulletinsBest2021 #LasCruces #Vote #MemorialMedicalCenter #MakingCommunitiesHealthier https://lascrucesbulletin.secondstreetapp.com/Bulletins-Best/ LASCRUCESBULLETIN.SECONDSTREETAPP.COM Bulletin's Best

Don't forget to get your flu vaccination and stay healthy this fall! The NMDOH will be offering FREE flu vaccinations during Boo to the Flu available THIS Saturday hosted at Memorial Medical Center for adults (13 and over). The drive thru will take place THIS Saturday, October 17th and there will be a walk-through kid’s clinic (19 yrs and under) available Saturday, October 31st. Boo to the Flu is created in partnership with Memorial Medical Center, the NMDOH, the Doña Ana County Immunization Coalition, Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine and MountainView Regional Medical Center. For more information on the no-charge flu vaccination event, call Memorial Medical Center at (575) 521-2240, or the Las Cruces Public Health Office at (575)528-5001. #MemorialMedicalCenter #BoototheFlu #GetVaccinated #StayHealthy SAT, OCT 17 AT 8:00 AM MDT Boo to the Flu at Memorial Medical Center

Now is the time to think about scheduling annual physicals and procedures to help keep you healthy. You may have been putting off routine care during this unprecedented year. Our providers are ready, and appointments are available, so you can receive the care that is essential to your health. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit https://www.mmclc.org/find-a-doctor/? to get connected with the right care today. #MemorialMedicalCenter #EndofYear #AnnualPhysicals

This week's Memorial Hero, where we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Christopher Flores, Room Service Ambassador “I enjoy working with such friendly, hard working and helpful people. My favorite part of the day is meting with patients and if possible making their day a little easier." Thank you, Christopher Flores, for all you do for our patients and our community! #MemorialMedicalCenter #YourHealth #OurHeroes #MovingForward https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-christopher-flores-room-service-ambassador MMCLC.ORG Memorial Heroes: Christopher Flores, Room Service Ambassador

Meet Brandon Bullard, Engineer 2 Journeyman Plumber at MMC. He dyed his hair and beard pink in support of his loved ones who have been affected by breast cancer. Did you know that 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime? That's why it's important to begin annual mammogram screenings at age 40. At Memorial Medical Center, your breast health is important to us. Our staff uses the latest technology, like 3D Mammography - in a comfortable and welcoming environment to help you stay on top of your health and give you the peace of mind that comes with knowing and being prepared. To learn more on the importance of annual mammograms and what Memorial offers, plan to attend our Masks & Mammos drive-thru event, Saturday October 24th hosted at our Memorial HealthPlex. Check out our events page for more details on the event. #MeorialMedicalCenter #Mammos #BreastCancerAwareness #AnnualCheckUp #pinksupport

Boo to the Flu will be hosted at Memorial Medical Center as a walk-through kid’s clinic available: Saturday, October 31st for Kids (19yrs and under) Offering FREE flu vaccinations to our community. To learn more about Boo to the Flu check out our event page for more details on this upcoming event or visit https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/say-boo-to-the-flu-2020 Get your flu vaccination and stay healthy this fall! #MemorialMedicalCenter #BoototheFlu #GetVaccinated #StayHealthy #Community New Mexico Department of Health

We are proudly nominated in several different categories for The Las Cruces Bulletin's Best of the Mesilla Valley 2021. Best Places to Work, Best Hospital, and Best Community Heroes! Many of our physicians, surgeons, nurses, and amazing departments have been nominated as well! Our facilities provide comprehensive services to residents throughout Southern New Mexico. We strive to offer the latest technology in imaging services, cancer care, orthopedics, behavioral health, cardiac care and more. Our commitment to high-quality care is strong. Our team is committed to providing compassionate care and we bring new and innovative programs to show who matters the most - our communities. Please take a few minutes out of your day to vote. Voting is free and open to the public. Voting will end Saturday, October 31st. #BulletinsBest2021 #LasCruces #Vote #MemorialMedicalCenter #MakingCommunitiesHealthier https://lascrucesbulletin.secondstreetapp.com/Bulletins-Best/?fbclid=IwAR3o0FbgqCaaATNC5NUkXHkvaGLM7VCxFfOEEoZsP2uQMH6ZAXn4j4c5DmI LASCRUCESBULLETIN.SECONDSTREETAPP.COM Bulletin's Best

A mammogram is a simple, routine screening that helps with early detection of breast cancer. It’s a key factor in effectively treating the disease. Take care of you. To learn more, visit our website or call 575.521.5270 to schedule your mammogram. To learn more on the importance of annual mammograms and what Memorial offers, plan to attend our Masks & Mammos drive-thru event, Saturday October 24th hosted at our Memorial HealthPlex. Check out our events page for more details on the event. #MeorialMedicalCenter #Mammos #BreastCancerAwareness #AnnualCheckUp

Preventive care is a key factor in maintaining your overall health. Now is the time of year to schedule an annual check-up, mammogram, colonoscopy or immunizations to maintain good health. Make your health a priority before the year ends. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit https://www.mmclc.org/find-a-doctor/? to get connected with the right care today. #MemorialMedicalCenter #EndofYear #AnnualPhysicals

Health Information Professionals (HIP) are the stewards and guardians of patient health information. They represent the patient's interests in matters of privacy and security, information release, issues and guidelines regarding record access, and general consumer education about personal health records. As our healthcare ecosystem continues to evolve, our Memorial Medical Center Health Information Professionals remain committed to the principles of delivering the best inpatient care using data that transforms health and healthcare. Thank you to our dedicated HIP team for their continuous efforts in making our community healthier. Happy Health Information Professionals week!! #HIPWeek #HealthInformationProfessionals #MemorialMedicalCenter

Last week to vote!! Please take a few minutes out of your day to vote. Voting is free and open to the public. Voting will end Saturday, October 31st. We are proudly nominated in several different categories for The Las Cruces Bulletin's Best of the Mesilla Valley 2021. Best Places to Work, Best Hospital, and Best Community Heroes! Many of our physicians, surgeons, nurses, and amazing departments have been nominated as well! Our facilities provide comprehensive services to residents throughout Southern New Mexico. We strive to offer the latest technology in imaging services, cancer care, orthopedics, behavioral health, cardiac care and more. Our commitment to high-quality care is strong. Our team is committed to providing compassionate care and we bring new and innovative programs to show who matters the most - our communities. #BulletinsBest2021 #LasCruces #Vote #MemorialMedicalCenter #MakingCommunitiesHealthier https://lascrucesbulletin.secondstreetapp.com/Bulletins-Best/?fbclid=IwAR3R_KFRYn3pDiVbrxhqylHRQiJWp62Ic1bBBOjlOGtunRf7XecdASvIJM0 LASCRUCESBULLETIN.SECONDSTREETAPP.COM Bulletin's Best

This Wednesday, you, your Memorial NICU baby and immediate family are invited to our NICU Reunion drive thru event. Kids are encouraged to wear costumes and will be able to trick or treat through the drive thru. The event will take place Wednesday, October 28, from 4:00 - 6:00 pm at our Memorial HealthPlex. RSVP to 1-800-424-DOCS (3627) #MemorialMedicalCenter #NICUReunion #5thAnnual #KidsofTheNICU WED, OCT 28 AT 4:00 PM MDT 5th Annual NICU Reunion Drive Thru Event

Don’t delay your surgery or screenings before deductibles reset in January. You may have been putting off your procedures or health screenings during this unprecedented year. We want to assure you that our facility is prepared, our providers are ready, and appointments are available. If you’ve met your deductible, your out-of-pocket expenses could be minimal or even zero. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit https://www.mmclc.org/find-a-doctor/? to get connected with the right care today. #MemorialMedicalCenter #EndofYear #AnnualPhysicals

Thank you to everyone who participated in our Masks and Mammos drive thru event. Early detection is everything. It’s a key factor in effectively treating breast cancer. Take care of you. If you missed our event and want to learn more, visit our website, https://www.mmclc.org/other-providers/memorial-womens-center-imaging or call 575.521.5270 to schedule your mammogram today. Together we can keep our community healthier. 💕 #BreastCancerAwareness #Mammogram #MemorialMedicalCenter

Today is #TakeBackDay from 10 am to 2 pm! Don’t forget to bring your unused or expired prescription medications (pills or patches only) to: • Walmart Supercenter, 3331 Rinconada Blvd. • Walmart Supercenter, 1550 S. Valley Dr. • Walmart Neighborhood Market, 150 Sonoma Ranch Blvd. • Walmart Supercenter, 571 Walton Blvd., • Branigan Library, 200 E. Picacho Ave., • Dona Ana County Fire Station, 601 Dona Ana School Rd. • Toucan Market, 1701 E. University Ave., Las Cruces • Mesilla Marshals Office, 2231 Avenida De Mesilla, Mesilla • Mesquite Fire Department, 1 Firehouse Road, Mesquite • Stires Supermarket, 304 McCombs Rd., Chaparral • Anthony Municipal Building, 820 NM 478 • Hatch Police Department, 133 Franklin St., Hatch to safely dispose of them today. Thanks for your support of National Prescription Drug Take Back Day! #DEATakeBack #MemorialMedicalCenter #MakingCommunitiesHealthier #MedicationSafety #TalkAboutYourMedicinesMonth

Are you heading to our Masks & Mammos drive-thru event this morning? Going on until 11:00 am at our Memorial HealthPlex located at: 2735 Northrise Drive. Walk-in mammograms available today or schedule one for later. First-come, first-served basis. FREE masks, goodies and yummy agua frescas! Only while supplies last. We hope to see you soon! #MemorialMedicalCenter #BreastCancerAwareness #Mammogram #MasksandMammos #FreeEvent

The Health Insurance Marketplace opens today! Learn more about Marketplace plans; find out if you qualify for coverage; and visit www.HealthCare.gov before December 15 to enroll in the right plan for you and your family. #MemorialMedicalCenter #GetCovered #StayHealthy

Our rock stars here at MMC wore pink every Friday during October to remind everyone about the importance of Breast cancer awareness. Breast cancer awareness is more than just a month on the calendar. It’s about taking care of you with an annual mammogram. Mammogram = simple, routine screening that helps with early detection of breast cancer. Mammogram = peace of mind. To learn more, visit our website www.mmclc.org/other-providers/memorial-womens-center-imaging or call 575.521.5270 to schedule your mammogram. #MeomrialMedicalCenter #MMCTeam #WeWearPink #PinkSupport #BreastCancerAwareness #Mammogram #MemorialMedicalCenter

Our amazing team is ready for you! Get your flu vaccination at MMC until noon today (or while supplies last). Please enter our back parking lot off Terrace Drive from Telshor Drive. Kids encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes 🎃👻 We are privileged to help the NMDOH this year continue the traditional Las Cruces Boo To The Flu that just happens to fall on Halloween, a perfect way to celebrate. Thank you to the nursing students from NMSU as well as our staff for assisting this morning. And a big shout out to Western Sky Community Care for their support! #BooToTheFlu #FluShots #memorialmedicalcenter #getvaccinated #stayhealthy #halloween2020

Are you heading out to Boo the the Flu today? Starting at 8:00am- 12:00pm or until supplies last. Families with children under 18-years-old will be required to park and enter from Memorial Medical Center’s West Annex Building. Don't forget your face mask Face masks that cover the nose and mouth will need to be worn at all times. Kids encouraged to wear Halloween costumes. To learn more about Boo to the Flu check out our event page for more details on this upcoming event or visit https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/say-boo-to-the-flu-2020 REMINDER: For this event please enter our MMC Annex parking lot from Terrace Drive. Access Terrace Drive from Telshor Blvd. for the most effective and efficient way to get you and your family in and out as quickly as possible! Get your flu vaccination and stay healthy this fall! #MemorialMedicalCenter #BoototheFlu #GetVaccinated #StayHealthy #community

This week's Memorial Hero, where we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Beth Cole, Patient Satisfaction Liaison “Knowing that a smiling face and kind word can improve a person’s day; that little connection can make all the difference to patients and team members alike. Thank you, Beth Cole, for all you do for our patients and our community! Read more here: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-beth-cole-patient-satisfaction-liaison #MemorialMedicalCenter #YourHealth #OurHeroes #MovingForward MMCLC.ORG Memorial Heroes: Beth Cole, Patient Satisfaction Liaison

TOMORROW, October 31st, we are hosting Boo to the Flu as a walk-through clinic, offering FREE flu vaccinations to our community! To learn more about Boo to the Flu check out our event page for more details on this upcoming event or visit https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/say-boo-to-the-flu-2020 REMINDER: For this event please enter our MMC Annex parking lot from Terrace Drive. Access Terrace Drive from Telshor Blvd. for the most effective and efficient way to get you and your family in and out as quickly as possible! Don't forget your face mask. Face masks that cover your nose and mouth will need to be worn at all times. Get your flu vaccination and stay healthy this fall! #MemorialMedicalCenter #BoototheFlu #GetVaccinated #StayHealthy #community

Memorial Medical Center is grateful to all the brave men and women from our community who have served our country in the Armed Forces and helped to protect our freedom at home and abroad. We honor you and thank you for helping to keep us safe. #MemorialMedicalCenter #VeteransDay #ThankYou

Such an honor for Karl, MMC and the entire community! LifePoint Health Yesterday at 8:50 AM · We are pleased to announce that Karl Ngoye of Memorial Medical Center has been named the recipient of LifePoint Health's 2020 companywide Mercy Award - the highest honor a company employee can receive. Karl, an ICU nurse, was honored for the compassionate care he provides patients and for his extensive volunteer work with vulnerable and at-risk youth. Thank you, Karl, for your heart of mercy and all you do to advance our mission of #MakingCommunitiesHealthier! #HealthcareHero #MercyAward #heartsofmercy http://lifepointhealth.net/news/2020/11/10/lifepoint-health-honors-karl-ngoye-with-2020-companywide-mercy-award

New Mexico Department of Health Yesterday at 12:25 PM · Masks save lives. Thank you for doing your part. #MaskUp #ProtectNM

Like a number of things in 2020, this year’s holiday season will probably look a little different. As we continue to fight COVID-19 and slow its spread in our community, it’s a good idea to think about how we can all celebrate safely. Learn important info and tips to keep in mind as you plan your holidays in this article from CNO Caryn Iverson: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/celebrating-safely-how-to-keep-you-your-family-and-your-community-healthy-this-holiday-season #MemorialMedicalCenter #SafeHolidays #COVID19

The flu and COVID-19 are now circulating at the same time, which could make for a particularly challenging few months ahead – especially as the holidays bring people and families together in the coming weeks. In this video, hear from LifePoint Health Chief Nursing Officer Michelle Watson, who shares tips and reminders for how to keep you and your family healthy and safe this season: https://vimeo.com/470258539 #FluSeason #COVIDsafe VIMEO.COM COVID-19: Tips for Staying Safe This Fall and Through the Holidays

We are still thrilled and celebrating the news that LifePoint Health has named MMC’s very own Karl Ngoye as the recipient of its 2020 national Mercy Award. Ngoye, who serves as a registered nurse in MMC’s intensive care unit, was honored for the compassionate care he provides to patients and for his extensive volunteer work with vulnerable and at-risk youth. We are so proud of you, Karl! Read more: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/lifepoint-health-honors-memorials-karl-ngoye-with-2020-national-mercy-award #MemorialMedicalCenter #LifePointHealth #MercyAward

New Mexico Cardiac Care Office Manager Gerald Perez was awarded with a computer backpack from MMC Chief Financial Officer and Compliance Officer Steve Winegeart for being named the local winner of LifePoint Health's celebration of Ethics and Compliance Week. Congratulations, Gerald, for exemplifying the spirit that all employees are responsible for Ethics and Compliance! This shared commitment helps LifePoint ensure operational excellence and integrity at our hospitals, outpatient centers and physician practices.

We are thankful to Virgin Galactic for today’s lunch donation for our hardworking nurses and respiratory therapists! It’s great to have so much community support as we continue to deliver high-quality patient care during these challenging times. #MemorialMedicalCenter #MakingCommunitiesHealthier #ThankANurse

"For me, it's a blessing to live up to the standard," MMC's Ngoye said. "This award is not just for me. When I was told I won this award, the first people that came to mind were my teammates with whom I work with in the ICU, the thousands of patients I have taken care of throughout the year. This award just reflects the fact that the work I'm doing is being appreciated." https://www.lcsun-news.com/story/news/2020/11/16/memorial-medical-center-nurse-earns-national-award/6225741002/ LCSUN-NEWS.COM Memorial Medical Center nurse earns national award

Wash your hands. Observe social distancing. Wear a mask. Three simple actions that can help you protect yourself and others from illness. It’s #ThreeToStayCOVIDFree #SlowTheSpread #StaySafe #StayHealthy #MemorialMedicalCenter

We're proud to announce that Manny Gallegos has passed his State of New Mexico Journeyman Refrigeration license test. MMC now has its eighth licensed team member in that capacity. Our Facilities Management team goes above and beyond to make sure everything is in working order for our patients and staff!

National GERD Awareness Week (Nov. 22-28 this year) comes just in time for Thanksgiving – when many Americans may experience heartburn associated with overeating. However, if heartburn occurs more frequently, or is associated with symptoms other than heartburn, it may be gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), a lifelong disease that affects up to one in five adults in the United States. GERD is caused by a weak valve that allows acid, bile and stomach contents to flow back from the stomach into the esophagus, creating pain (heartburn) and potentially causing damage to the lining of the esophagus. Heartburn is the most common symptom, but not the only one. Consult your physician if you are experience GERD symptoms and get information and support regarding the condition. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit https://www.mmclc.org/find-a-doctor/. #MemorialMedicalCenter #GERDWeek #OneInFiveAdults #Awareness

We're celebrating our latest DAISY Award winners at MMC! Our deserving DAISY Award recipients at Memorial Medical Center for the third quarter of 2020 are Maria Gallego, RN in the Observation Unit, and Deanne Hobbs, an RN in the Intensive Care Unit. Gallego and Hobbs were nominated by patients or by family members of the patients they cared for in our facility. The award is part of the DAISY Foundation’s mission to recognize the extraordinary, compassionate nursing care they provide patients and families every day. Read more: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/daisy-awards-q32020 Nominate a nurse at MMC: https://app.roundsplus.getwellnetwork.com/SurveyAction/SurveyGo/wmaZn7tmOm1Sl #DAISYAward #memorialmedicalcenter #ThanksHealthHeroes

Memorial Medical Center and LifePoint Health are proudly joining hundreds of hospitals across the country in asking you to #MaskUp. COVID-19 continues to sweep through our community, and we’re fighting hard to keep on providing quality care and keep our patients and employees safe and protected. But we need your help. Wearing a mask is our best defense against the spread of COVID-19 until vaccines are available. If we all do our part and fight together, we’ll get through this. Together. #MaskUp www.EveryMaskUp.com

Do you have health insurance for 2021? If you’re not covered right now, you may qualify for an affordable plan through the Health Insurance Marketplace. Learn if you’re eligible and discover available plans at www.HealthCare.gov, and then enroll by December 15 for 2021 coverage. #GetCovered #MemorialMedicalCenter

Important reminders as we head into the holiday season! Memorial Medical Center November 20 at 11:01 AM · Let’s all do our part to stay safe and keep our loved ones healthy. Please listen to this important message from local leaders! #maskuplascruces #doyourpart

Memorial Medical Center and MountainView Regional Medical Center are teaming together in providing opportunities for our local community to show support for our healthcare heroes as they battle the ongoing COVID19 pandemic. As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, our team members will be at work, doing their part. Anyone who would like to show their thanks and support is requested to post a sign outside either facility in the areas marked on the aerial views of our campuses. We collectively hope that all will remain cautious and stay safe over the coming holiday. Let's help our community get through these tough times by following the steps that we know will help limit the spread of this disease.

Using an evidence-based model program called COVID to HOME (C2H), local hospitals will receive assistance to care for patients who no longer require hospital stays using state-of-the-art services and technology. Read more: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/covid-to-home-care-model-begins-throughout-dona-ana-county

We are so grateful for the community support! The JR Stewart 141 Foundation November 28 at 9:39 AM · The JR Stewart 141 Foundation is proud to partner with the amazing folks at Andele Restaurant and Andele's Dog House! to deliver 120 meals to the frontline workers at MountainView Regional Medical Center and Memorial Medical Center. We will stand with you as you win this fight! #141OUT

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham 5 hrs · I'll be joined by state officials this afternoon to provide an update on COVID-19 and New Mexico's forthcoming county-by-county framework for the pandemic response. Tune in right here on Facebook at 3PM to watch.

One in 10 Americans has diabetes. And one in four of those who have it don’t know they have it. These are troubling statistics, particularly because diabetes is the seventh leading cause of death in the U.S. But just what is diabetes? Who is at risk? And how can it be prevented? Here’s a quick primer: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/diabetes-awareness-month-2020 Memorial Medical Center November 20 at 9:10 AM · “Because of the tricky nature of diabetes symptoms, it’s important to talk to your healthcare provider about your risk factors and ask if getting tested is right for you,” says Michael Mendoza, RD, Outpatient Dietitian at Memorial Medical Center. “A simple blood sugar test can determine whether or not you have diabetes. If you do, your provider can work with you to create a treatment plan and suggest positive lifestyle changes to help protect your long-term health and wellness.” Read more: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/diabetes-awareness-month-2020 At Memorial Outpatient Dietitian Clinic, we strive to keep our community healthy through a holistic approach, which includes proper nutrition. Learn more about Memorial’s Outpatient Dietitian Clinic at mmclc.org/services/diabetes-education/nutrition-counseling. #diabetesawareness #memorialmedicalcenter

Thank you to The JR Stewart 141 Foundation for donating delicious lunches from Andele Restaurant to our healthcare heroes today! Strong support continues to inspire us and give us strength as we serve our communities! #ThankAHealthcareHero #memorialmedicalcenter #maskup #grateful

Got plenty of leftovers? Turkey Pot Pie will turn Thursday’s holiday meal into comfort cuisine! #FoodieFriday #ComfortFood #Leftovers #MemorialMedicalCenter https://www.diabetesfoodhub.org/recipes/chicken-or-turkey-pot-pie.html

People of all ages have giving hearts in Las Cruces! Thank you so much to 9-year-old Atleigh Johnson for donating more than 80 holiday gift bags filled with fuzzy socks and foot cream to our patients at Memorial Cancer Center. “I wanted to help people and make sure that they knew that other people cared about them,” Atleigh said. Read more about her fantastic cause here: https://www.lcsun-news.com/story/life/2020/12/04/las-cruces-girl-making-gift-bags-donate-cancer-patients/3815046001/

Introducing this week’s Memorial Hero, a feature in which we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Tenika Sosa-Gonzalez, BSN, RN, Director of Behavioral Healthcare Services. "I feel supported and trusted here. That makes it super easy to come to work every day. I get to work with the best team of people, doing the best work, in the best hospital." Thank you, Tenika, for all you do for our patients and our community! Read more: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-tenika-sosa-gonzalez-bsn-rn-director-of-behavioral-healthcare-services

Self care is critical during this time period, especially as this holiday season presents challenges of isolation. As we all look out for each other and the greater community, we must also remember to take care of ourselves! New Mexico Department of Health December 2 at 3:25 PM · During this stressful time, remember to take care of yourself. > Eat healthy >Get plenty of rest and sleep >Stay active And reach out if you need help! Call the NM Crisis and Access Line: 1-855-NM Crisis (662-7474). Get more tips here: http://ow.ly/GNVq50CB2uG

December 1–7 is National Handwashing Awareness Week. According to the CDC, keeping hands clean is one of the most important steps we can take to avoid getting sick and spreading germs to others, especially amid COVID-19 and flu season. Many diseases and conditions are spread by not washing hands with soap and clean, running water. Scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds. Need a timer? Hum the "Happy Birthday" song from beginning to end twice. Read more: https://www.cdc.gov/handwashing/campaign.html #CleanHands #HandwashingWeek #COVIDSafety

The American Lung Association's annual State of Lung Cancer report says New Mexico ranks 47th in diagnosing the disease at an early stage. We are here to turn that around! Whether you want help to stop smoking or your doctor thinks it’s time to schedule a screening, we can connect you with the right team. Give us a call at 575.521.5270.

Introducing this week’s Memorial Hero, a feature in which we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Veronica Carrasco, Interventional radiology scheduler. Her favorite part of working at MMC? "Being part of an amazing team in radiology and making a difference." Thank you, Veronica, for all you do for our patients and our community! Read more: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-veronica-carrasco-interventional-radiology-scheduler

Thank you, Atleigh! "My mom had cancer and I think it’s really important that other people know we care about them,” Atleigh said. “I wanted to do this because I thought it could make them happy while they are at chemo.” https://www.lascrucesbulletin.com/stories/third-grader-making-care-packages-for-patients,5430 LASCRUCESBULLETIN.COM Third grader making care packages for patients

Kind words, meal donations, signs with well wishes and other gestures from our amazing community mean more to our healthcare heroes than you can ever imagine. Thank you for continuing to lift our spirits! #LasCruces #ThankAHealthcareHero #memorialmedicalcenter

It's the first day of the Festival of Lights. Memorial Medical Center wishes you a blessed, happy and safe Hanukkah! #HappyHanukkah #FestivalOfLights

It may seem basic, but it's critically important to do it correctly! Watch these videos from the CDC to learn how to keep yourself healthy by washing your hands the right way. English: https://www.cdc.gov/handwashing/videos.html Spanish: https://www.cdc.gov/handwashing/esp/videos.html #Handwashing #COVIDSafety CDC.GOV Videos | Handwashing | CDC

Whether you’re struggling with a less social holiday season or facing your first holiday without a friend or loved one, this can be a difficult time. It’s important to remember that you are not alone, and it is more than OK to talk about what you’re going through. If you or someone you know is suffering from stress or another mental health condition, Memorial Medical Center is able to safely provide help. To contact the Behavioral Health Unit, please call 575.521.2215. It is also important to remember that you can always call your primary care provider. Additionally, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline offers free and confidential support 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to those in suicidal crisis or emotional distress. You can reach the hotline at 800.273.8255 or at https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org. Read more: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/keeping-the-happy-in-your-holiday

The vaccine is here for our frontline workers, but we still need to make this holiday season as healthy and safe as possible by continuing to do everything we can to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Practice social distancing and good hand hygiene. Celebrate safely and responsibly. And #MaskUp.

Introducing this week’s Memorial Hero, a feature in which we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Elisa Tarin, electrocardiogram technician. On her motivation for a career in healthcare: "Seeing patients in need of help and care and knowing that I can do something to help. I applied and took classes to do so." Thank you, Elisa, for all you do for our patients and our community! Read more: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-elisa-tarin-electrocardiogram-technician

BEST Hospital, BEST Place to Work and a whole lot more! We are proud to announce that we have won 27 awards across 18 categories in the 2021 Bulletin's Best of the Mesilla Valley. Thank you to everyone who voted and who trusts MMC for high-quality care! It is our honor to serve the community. View all the results: https://www.lascrucesbulletin.com/bulletins-best/#//

The holiday spirit is alive and well in Las Cruces! Texas Roadhouse recently held a fundraiser for our patients at Memorial Cancer Center and yesterday delivered 125 $25 gift cards that will be distributed to patients. Thank you!

Dr. Dolores Gomez, chief medical officer at MMC, acknowledged that it may still be a while before the community at large can access the vaccine, but stressed the importance of continuing to adhere to COVID-safe practices. "In the meantime, we need to continue to be safe," she said. "That's wearing your mask, keeping social distance and washing our hands. And right now, during the holidays, trying to stay 'virtual' as much as possible." https://www.lcsun-news.com/story/news/2020/12/16/memorial-medical-center-rolls-out-first-covid-19-vaccinations-staff/3929000001/ LCSUN-NEWS.COM Memorial Medical Center begins inoculating staff against COVID-19

Big news today! Healthcare workers, and fire and EMS personnel received their first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at Memorial Medical Center. In this video, hear from them about why they got vaccinated and why it's still vitally important to wear a mask, practice social distancing and maintain good hand hygiene moving forward. This first wave of vaccine is only being distributed to frontline workers, per CDC and state guidelines. We encourage everyone in our community to get vaccinated once the vaccine is more widely available, hopefully in the coming months. #COVID-19 #Vaccine #MemorialMedicalCenter

The family of Lily Lujan, who passed away from COVID-19 at MMC earlier this month, donated three iPads to the ICU today so that other families can connect and communicate with their loved ones. An additional iPad is also being donated directly to MMC from another family member. The family expressed its gratitude to MMC’s healthcare workers, especially the ICU team, for the care they provided their family member. We are so thankful for the donation during this difficult time and for the heartfelt, kind words about our care.

We are still celebrating this early Christmas present! Thank you to everyone who voted for the support. Memorial Medical Center December 18 at 8:45 AM · BEST Hospital, BEST Place to Work and a whole lot more! We are proud to announce that we have won 27 awards across 18 categories in the 2021 Bulletin's Best of the Mesilla Valley. Thank you to everyone who voted and who trusts MMC for high-quality care! It is our honor to serve the community. View all the results: https://www.lascrucesbulletin.com/bulletins-best/#//

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a rethinking of how we celebrate the holidays this year – a perfect opportunity to consider creating a new holiday tradition that helps celebrate the season while staying safe. Check out a couple ideas as well as more ways to make the most of a challenging holiday season. https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/keeping-the-happy-in-your-holiday #HolidayStress #HolidaysDuringCOVID #KeepTheHappyInYourHoliday

Q: Who is currently eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine? When will it be available to the general public? A: We are in the process of distributing the vaccine in accordance with prioritization guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the federal government and our state health departments. Vaccine administration has begun with our frontline healthcare workers and first responders in the community. As soon as the vaccine becomes more broadly available, we strongly encourage our community to get vaccinated. MMCLC.ORG Community FAQ – COVID-19 Vaccine

Thank you to Mesilla Valley Christian School for dropping off a great collection of books for the pediatric department! #grateful #Holidays

We know there are a lot of questions about the emerging COVID-19 vaccines. Our goal is to keep you informed as vaccines are approved and rolled out for our workforce, patients and community in the weeks ahead. We have created a list of common questions about the COVID-19 vaccines based on current knowledge and understanding. These questions will continue to evolve with time, so we encourage you to check back frequently for the most up-to-date information. https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/community-faq-covid-19-vaccine MMCLC.ORG Community FAQ – COVID-19 Vaccine

The best resource for the public about finding information as to when and where the COVID-19 vaccine may be available is to stay connected with the New Mexico Department of Health and local health agencies. At this time, Memorial Medical Center continues to only administer our allocated doses of the vaccine to healthcare workers and first responders in the community, as per CDC and state guidelines. DOH: https://cv.nmhealth.org/covid-vaccine/ CV.NMHEALTH.ORG COVID-19 Vaccine | NMDOH - Coronavirus Updates

NMFAMILYMEDICINE.ORG Residency Responds to COVID-19 — Southern New Mexico Family Residency Program Southern New Mexico Family Medicine Residency Program December 28 at 2:00 PM · Check out our new blog! We'll be posting about our exciting new residency programs and activities about twice a month. This first one highlights some of the amazing work our residents and faculty have been doing to care for our community during the COVID-19 pandemic. #COVID19PH https://www.nmfamilymedicine.org/blog/2020/12/28/residency-responds-to-covid-19

Southern New Mexico Family Medicine Residency Program December 28 at 2:00 PM · Check out our new blog! We'll be posting about our exciting new residency programs and activities about twice a month. This first one highlights some of the amazing work our residents and faculty have been doing to care for our community during the COVID-19 pandemic. #COVID19PH https://www.nmfamilymedicine.org/blog/2020/12/28/residency-responds-to-covid-19

The state's COVID-19 cases may be trending down, but it's no time to change our habits. Wash your hands. Observe social distancing. Wear a mask. Three simple actions that can help you protect yourself and others from illness. It’s #ThreeToStayCOVIDFree #SlowTheSpread #StaySafe #StayHealthy #MemorialMedicalCenter

Memorial Medical Center wishes you a happy, healthy and very Merry Christmas! #MerryChristmas

We were excited and honored to have some of our healthcare heroes take part in this Las Cruces tradition! https://www.lcsun-news.com/story/news/2021/01/01/happy-new-year-las-cruces-chile-turns-red-midnight/4105431001/

January is National Birth Defects Prevention Month. The theme for 2021 is “Best for You. Best for Baby.” We know that not all birth defects can be prevented. But you can increase your chances of having a healthy baby by doing what you can to be your healthiest self both before and during pregnancy. What is best for you is also best for your baby. Birth defects are structural changes that affect one or more parts of the body (e.g. heart, brain, foot). They develop most often during the first three months of pregnancy, when a baby’s organs are forming and can cause problems in overall health, how the body develops and functions. About 1 in 33 babies in the U.S. is born with a birth defect each year, according to the CDC. Common birth defects include congenital heart defects, cleft lip and left palate and spina bifida. Your genetics, behaviors and social and environmental factors can impact the risk for birth defects, and not all birth defects can be prevented. However, there are things you can do to increase your chance of having a healthy, fully-term pregnancy and baby – and National Birth Defects Prevention Month is the perfect time to learn about them (March of Dimes, https://www.marchofdimes.org/complications/january-is-national-birth-defects-prevention-month.aspx# ) (CDC, https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/birthdefects/prevention.html) 5 Tips for Preventing Birth Defects from the CDC: • Before you get pregnant, try to reach a healthy weight. • Be sure to take 400 micrograms (mcg) of folic acid every day. • Book a visit with your healthcare provider before stopping or starting any medicine. • Become up-to-date with all vaccines, including the flu shot. • Boost your health by avoiding substances that are harmful during pregnancy. Watch a video: https://www.nbdpn.org/docs/2019_BDPM_video_English.mov

As per below, the best resource for the public about finding information as to when and where the COVID-19 vaccine may be available is to stay connected with the New Mexico Department of Health and local health agencies. At this time, Memorial Medical Center continues to only administer our allocated doses of the vaccine to healthcare workers and first responders in the community, as per CDC and state guidelines. New Mexico Department of Health January 3 at 5:12 PM · Registering for the COVID-19 vaccine is easy! Follow the process and NMDOH will notify you when the vaccine is available in your community. Register at vaccinenm.org today! ***Latest Update: The system is back online. Please use your confirmation code to update your profile.**

As we say farewell to 2020, the newest edition of the Memorial Minute is now online. It offers a quick read to keep you up to date on what's happening at Memorial Medical Center from the desk of CEO John Harris. Featured in this edition is a recap of our numerous Bulletin's Best accolades, which show our commitment to quality, safe care and the community we serve. Read the Memorial Minute: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-minute-december-31-2020

Will it be red, green or both? Watch from home and count down at midnight with the Las Cruces Chile Drop. Special video appearances include healthcare heroes from Memorial Medical Center! We were glad to take part in this tradition to ring in the new year. Thanks for thinking of us, KVIA ABC-7 Kate Bieri KVIA ABC-7. https://kvia.com/news/new-mexico/2020/12/31/watch-at-1155-pm-las-cruces-chile-drop-celebrates-arrival-of-new-year/ KVIA.COM WATCH at 11:55 PM: Las Cruces Chile Drop to celebrate New Year - KVIA

We're ready to ring in the new year at Memorial Medical Center! We hope your 2021 is your healthiest yet and are here as your hub for healthcare in Southern New Mexico. Check out a few ways you can get your year off to a good start. https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/brighter-days-ahead-celebrate-the-new-year-with-a-healthy-start What resolutions do you have for 2021? #NewYearNewYou #HappyNewYear

After 29 years of dedicated service to MMC and the community, we're celebrating the retirement of Marion Gonzales, a distribution technician in Materials Management. Thank you, Marion, and enjoy your well-deserved retirement!

Introducing this week’s Memorial Hero, a feature in which we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Sarah Elkington, occupational therapist in the NICU. "I act as a resource to parents and families to help them feel confident in their caregiving skills as needed and to help them understand the unique needs of having a baby in NICU." Thank you, Sarah, for all you do for our patients and our community! Read more: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-sarah-elkington-nicu-occupational-therapist

New Mexico Department of Health was live. January 6 at 2:55 PM · DOH vaccine update with Secretary-designate Dr. Tracie Collins

January is designated as #CervicalHealthAwarenessMonth. The American Cancer Society estimates that nearly 14,000 women in the United States are diagnosed with cervical cancer each year, and more than 4,000 women will die from the disease. But cervical cancer is virtually always preventable with vaccination and appropriate screening (Pap and HPV tests). Learn more about cervical cancer: https://www.cancer.org/cancer/cervical-cancer/about/key-statistics.html Learn more about the excellent care and services provided at Memorial Cancer Center, recently named Best Medical Group and Best Cancer Center in the 2021 Bulletin’s Best: https://www.mmclc.org/services/cancer-services

As we look ahead to 2021, there’s much to be hopeful for in putting an end to the pandemic. Until then, let’s keep protecting ourselves and each other by wearing our masks, maintaining social distancing and practicing good hand hygiene. Learn what else you can do for your own health this year. https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/brighter-days-ahead-celebrate-the-new-year-with-a-healthy-start #NewYearNewYou #HappyNewYear

We know there are a lot of questions about the emerging COVID-19 vaccines. We have created a list of common questions about the COVID-19 vaccines based on current knowledge and understanding. These questions will continue to evolve with time, so we encourage you to check back frequently for the most up-to-date information. https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/community-faq-covid-19-vaccine-updated-jan-15-2021 MMCLC.ORG Community FAQ – COVID-19 Vaccine (Updated Jan. 15, 2021)

New Mexico Department of Health Yesterday at 8:50 AM · Yesterday NMDOH announced the launch of the state’s vaccine dashboard. https://cvvaccine.nmhealth.org/public-dashboard.html The website offers key up-to-the-day statistics about the state’s vaccination effort, including vaccines received in New Mexico, vaccines administered, vaccines administered in the last seven days, and total registrants to New Mexico’s vaccine registration website, vaccinenm.org. The site also features a map with the location of every active vaccination provider in the state. Register for a vaccine today! More info here: https://www.nmhealth.org/news/alert/2021/01/?view=1321

Introducing this week’s Memorial Hero, a feature in which we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Adrien Munoz, clinical nursing informatics and meaningful use coordinator. "For as long as I have worked here, it feels like an extension of my family. I have made many long-lasting connections with staff that I know most will last a lifetime." Learn more about this week's Hero: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-adrien-munoz-clinical-nursing-informatics-and-meaningful-use-coordinator Thank you, Adrien, for all you do for our patients and our community!

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham January 14 at 9:10 AM · I'll be joined by state officials this afternoon to give an update on COVID-19 in New Mexico. Tune in at 3PM right here on Facebook.

You can’t see, smell or taste radon, but it could be present at a dangerous level in your home. Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer deaths among nonsmokers in America and claims the lives of about 21,000 Americans each year. In fact, the EPA and the U.S. Surgeon General urge all Americans to protect their health by testing their homes, schools and other buildings for radon. Exposure to radon is a preventable health risk and testing radon levels in your home can help prevent unnecessary exposure. If a high radon level is detected in your home, you can take steps to fix the problem to protect yourself and your family. Learn more: https://www.epa.gov/radon/national-radon-action-month-information

Twyla Anderson, infection preventionist at MMC, said that the state's low case numbers shouldn’t give people a reason to let their guard down: “They should still get their flu shot if they are not already immunized as we still have another three months in the traditional flu season,” Anderson stated. https://www.lcsun-news.com/story/news/2021/01/11/new-mexico-low-flu-cases-amid-mask-wearing-social-distancing/6621773002/ LCSUN-NEWS.COM Flu rates in New Mexico drop due to COVID-19 precautions

Introducing this week’s Memorial Hero, a feature in which we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Stephanie Benson, MD. "More than once I have delivered a baby and held the hand of the dying in the same day. I consider it an amazing privilege to get to serve people in so many important ways." Learn more about this week's Hero: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-stephanie-benson-md Thank you, Dr. Benson, for all you do for our patients and our community!

At this time, the best resource for the general public about finding information as to when and where the COVID-19 vaccine will be more widely available is to register for the vaccine through the New Mexico Department of Health (vaccinenm.org or call 1-855-600-3453). The New Mexico Department of Health has released its distribution plan for Phases 1B, 1C, and 2 for the COVID-19 vaccine. That plan is available here: http://ow.ly/VET750D3TSv At Memorial, we continue to only administer our allocated doses of the Pfizer accine to community healthcare, first responders and other frontline workers as per CDC and state guidelines. We encourage every member of our community to step up and receive the vaccine once it is available to you. Do it for your family, your friends, yourself and all of us at Memorial Medical Center. Read a community FAQ to learn about the vaccine and the state's process: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/community-faq-covid-19-vaccine-updated-jan-15-2021

How are your New Year’s resolutions going? If you made any resolutions to be healthier this year, it’s important to remember that your health journey is a marathon, not a sprint. Learn some tips on how you can create new healthy habits and turn them into long-term success. https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/brighter-days-ahead-celebrate-the-new-year-with-a-healthy-start #NewYearNewYou #HappyNewYear

Your health and safety remain our #1 priority. Our healthcare heroes are here for you today and always. Whether it’s a routine appointment, cancer screening or surgery, don’t delay care that is important to your health. You can be rest assured we are taking the extra steps to ensure a safe environment when you come for care. Learn more about these steps at www.mmclc.org.

Stay informed with our latest edition of our community newsletter, Making Communities Healthier! Inside you'll find important health and lifestyle information, a message from our CEO and more. Read it here: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/making-communities-healthier-january-2021-community-newsletter

Read the latest issue of our quarterly community newsletter at https://www.mmclc.org/newsletter and also sign up to be added to our list for convenient delivery to your inbox!

We encourage every member of our community to step up and receive the vaccine once it is available to you. Do it for your family, your friends, yourself and all of us at Memorial Medical Center. #vaccinehero New Mexico Department of Health Yesterday at 5:24 AM · 500,000 registered to-date! Vaccination is one of the best ways to prevent diseases and approved #COVID19 vaccines will be no exception. Help us reach our February goal by registering today! We are in this together, New Mexico. ___________________________ ¡Tenemos 500,000 personas registradas hasta la fecha! La vacunación es una de las mejores formas de prevenir enfermedades, y las vacunas aprobadas contra la #COVID19 no serán la excepción. ¡Ayúdenos a alcanzar nuestra meta de febrero registrándose hoy! Estamos juntos en esto, Nuevo México."

As in every year, there are many reasons to get a flu vaccine. It can reduce your risk of flu and its potentially serious complications. It also can reduce the severity of your illness, even if you still get sick. However, flu vaccination isn’t just about keeping you healthy; it’s also about helping to protect everyone around you who may be vulnerable to becoming very sick from flu. Learn more: https://go.usa.gov/xPv2R.

Please join us in celebrating National #CRNAWeek! National CRNA Week is the AANA’s annual celebration of anesthesia patient safety and the nation’s nearly 57,000 Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists and student registered nurse anesthetists who safely and cost-effectively provide more than 49 million anesthetics each year. Known as National Nurse Anesthetists Week as recently as 2014, the updated name for this popular event helps patients, hospital administrators, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and others become more familiar with the CRNA credential and the exceptional advanced practice registered nurses who have earned it. Learn more online: https://www.aana.com/membership/2021-national-crna-week

New Mexico Department of Health January 25 at 5:24 AM · New Mexico Department of Health has begun the COVID-19 Vaccine rollout. Registration is open now at https://buff.ly/3nZSWSQ. Registering for the vaccine is easy. First, create your unique profile. You will then receive a confirmation code via text or email. Use your code to access your profile and enter your information. When a vaccination appointment is available for you in your community, New Mexico Department of Health will notify you. _____________________________________ "El Departamento de Salud de Nuevo México ha comenzado el lanzamiento de la vacuna COVID-19. Las inscripciones están abiertas en https://buff.ly/3nZSWSQ. Registrarse para la vacuna es fácil. Primero, debe crear su perfil único. Después recibirá un código de confirmación por mensaje de texto o correo electrónico. Use este código para acceder a su perfil e ingrese su información. Cuando haya una cita disponible para vacunarse en su comunidad, el Departamento de Salud de Nuevo México se comunicará con usted para programar su cita."

Please join us in observing National IV Nurse Day today! Every January 25, infusion nurses and other health care professionals observe National IV Nurse Day. Established in 1980, the U.S. House of Representatives designated this day to honor and recognize the accomplishments of the nation’s infusion nurse specialists each year, as well as the Infusion Nurses Society. As the official IV Nurse Day proclamation reads, “recognition is long overdue for the nurses who practice IV therapy.” We couldn’t agree more! Learn more online: https://www.ins1.org/about-us/iv-nurse-day/

As Black History Month continues, we pay tribute to Dr. Marilyn Hughes Gaston. Dr. Gaston experienced a lack of access to care firsthand as a child and has worked to ensure other Black families enjoy expanded access to care as part of her role as the first Black female director of a public health agency in the U.S. #BlackHistoryMonth

Heart trouble doesn't always look like it does in the movies. Do you know the common (and often subtle) warning signs of an unhealthy heart? #28daysofheart Read more: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/not-all-symptoms-are-obvious-overlooked-symptoms-to-watch

30 minutes a day can help keep the doctor away. If your calendar is feeling the crunch, check out an easy way to get your daily exercise in and stay #heartsmart! #28DaysofHeart https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/30-minutes-a-day-can-help-keep-heart-disease-away

February is Black History Month, a devoted time to honor the many ways Black Americans have contributed to our society across history. Throughout the month, we will be honoring Black men and women whose significant achievements have helped to change the face of healthcare for the better. Learn more about the history behind this important observance here: https://www.loc.gov/law/help/commemorative-observations/african-american.php #BlackHistoryMonth

Here's to our amazing Food and Nutrition Services team! #prideinfoodserviceweek Founded by the Association of Nutrition & Foodservice Professionals (ANFP), Pride in Food Service Week celebrates the accomplishments and hard work that those in the food service industry work towards to keep food services up to standard and up to par with federal service regulations. Our Food and Nutrition Services team members work hard to provide the best healthy meals for patients, staff and families in our area.

Sneak some workouts into your day with these tips for incorporating simple physical activity into your daily routine. #28DaysofHeart See what steps you can take: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/heart-month-workplace-workouts-easy-ways-to-make-your-day-more-active

Today, we recognize the contributions of Dr. M. Joycelyn Elders. Dr. Elders overcame poverty and segregation in her formative years to become a physician devoted to pediatric endocrinology and young women’s health and the first Black physician and only the second woman appointed as U.S. Surgeon General. #blackhistorymonth

February is Kids ENT Health Month. National health statistics reveal that pediatric ear, nose, and throat disorders remain among the primary reasons children visit a physician, with ear infections ranking as the number one reason for an appointment. Find a provider online at https://www.mmclc.org/find-a-doctor/? or call 1-800-424-DOCS today.

Is your breakfast incomplete without eggs? Check out this Egg White Omelet to get your morning - and your health - in gear. #28DaysofHeart Read more: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/heart-month-an-egg-white-a-day

Today is about reducing stress and taking care of yourself. Consider a yoga class. Yoga is a great way to relieve stress and improve your health. #28DaysofHeart https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news//heart-month-namaste-healthy-the-heart-benefits-of-yoga

Introducing this week’s Memorial Hero, a feature in which we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Lisa Gallosa, CT technologist who recently passed her CT Registry. Congratulations! "I have an awesome team that I work with and an amazing team leader. They have all contributed to my success here. Even though my day to day consists of specific exams and procedures, there isn’t a day that I don’t learn something new." Learn more about this week's Hero: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-lisa-gallosa Thank you, Lisa, for all you do for our patients and our community!

Sometimes it's the smallest things that can have the biggest impact. Learn how laughter can have a positive effect on your heart health today. #28DaysofHeart https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/heart-month-a-happy-heart-is-a-healthy-heart

Native Air’s new air ambulance made its debut at Memorial on Feb. 10, transporting its first patient from our hospital. This EC-135, twin-engine helicopter has a larger interior than the previous unit that served the Las Cruces area. We're glad to have it in service in our community!

So proud of our nurses! 🌼 https://www.ktsm.com/local/el-paso-news/las-cruces-nurses-honored-with-extraordinary-nurse-award/ KTSM.COM Las Cruces Nurses honored with ‘extraordinary nurse’ award

In the movies, you'd clutch your chest and scream for an ambulance. In real life, the onset of a heart attack isn't always so obvious. Learn about the warning signs for men. #28daysofheart https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/heart-month-is-it-a-sign

The latest news from the desk of Memorial Medical Center CEO John Harris is now available in the Memorial Minute for February 19, 2021. https://www.mmclc.org/Content/Uploads/Memorial/images/Memorial%20CEO%20Harris%20Minute_02-19-21.pdf

Check out this important video FAQ on COVID-19 vaccines and the importance of receiving one as look to move beyond the pandemic. A reminder that the best way for the public to find information as to when and where the COVID-19 vaccine will be available is to register and stay connected with the New Mexico Department of Health. ***Register for a vaccine through the Department of Health: https://cvvaccine.nmhealth.org/*** The New Mexico Department of Health has released its distribution plan for Phases 1B, 1C, and 2 for the COVID-19 vaccine. That plan is available here: http://ow.ly/VET750D3TSv Memorial is not currently vaccinating the general public nor are we a site through the state registration program at this time. We continue to vaccine community healthcare workers, first responders and other essential workers as directed by CDC and state guidelines. However, we encourage everyone in our community to be a hero and get vaccinated once the vaccine is more widely available to our community members.

Introducing this week’s Memorial Hero, a feature in which we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Katie Theisen, RN, CPPS, AOD. "I arrange, and sometimes rearrange, the moving pieces so we have the physical space and correct team members to accommodate our patients' needs." Learn more about this week's Hero: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-katie-theisen-aod Thank you, Katie, for all you do for our patients and our community!

How well do you know your own heart? Check out some fun facts about your ticker. #28DaysofHeartHealth https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/heart-month-it-does-that-fun-facts-about-your-hard-working-heart

Today, we hope you join us in observing Critical Care Transport Nurses Day. Nurses are part of the MMC Transport Team providing care to critically ill and injured patients at the scene of accidents and during transport between facilities. These professionals bring the skills of a critical care nurse to the patient, providing care and important comfort during transport. Memorial also has the only pediatric transport team in Southern New Mexico. Memorial’s pediatric transport team is staffed with highly skilled professionals that can safely transport a child from anywhere in Southern New Mexico back to our facility to receive high quality care. The Memorial Transport Team (fromt left to right): From left to right: Eddie Pacheco, Director of Ancillary Services; Zanetta Harvey, RN; Christin Zamora, RN; Brenda Arnett, RN; Kate Gudiel, RRT/NPS; Sharon Prieto, RRT/NPS manager of respiratory; Celena Duran RRT/NPS; Angela Middleton, RN; Saul Luna RRT/NPS.

Get your weekend going with a heart-smart start at the Memorial HealthPlex tomorrow. We hope to see many of you there! Memorial Medical Center February 2 at 8:49 AM ·

Introducing this week’s Memorial Hero, a feature in which we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Michael Mendoza, Outpatient Dietitian. "I’ve always been interested in health and believe proper nutrition can prevent and help manage many chronic diseases; I wanted to do something meaningful that involved helping people." Learn more about this week's Hero: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-michael-mendoza-outpatient-dietitian Read more about Memorial's Outpatient Dietitian Clinic: https://www.mmclc.org/services/diabetes-education/nutrition-counseling Thank you, Michael, for all you do for our patients and our community!

THAT'S good for my heart? Yes..and your heart will thank you - today and every day. #28DaysofHeart https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/heart-month-five-surprising-ways-to-boost-your-heart-health

Memorial Medical Center is an accredited Chest Pain Center by the American College of Cardiology. We are dedicated to providing our patients with the best heart care treatment available. As an accredited facility, we use the newest methods and best practices in heart care to ensure that our patients receive: -- Right care at the right time to minimize or eliminate heart damage due to a heart attack -- Timely and accurate diagnoses to reduce the disruption to your life and get you back home as soon as possible -- Help and communication to better understand how to respond to your heart emergencies -- Improved quality of life after a heart episode https://www.mmclc.org/services/emergency-services/chest-pain-awareness

After almost 25 years of service at MMC, Errol Hull has decided to retire. Errol has served our hospital and our community as a Medical Technologist, providing accurate laboratory test results in the areas of hematology, chemistry, blood bank and microbiology. Errol’s focus while working the graveyard shift was always patient safety. His experience, guidance and kind spirit have been encouraging to many of his coworkers. Errol has been a good scientist but also a friend to many. We thank Errol for his dedication and commitment and wish him the best of luck in his new endeavors!

An important message from MMC Chief Medical Officer Dolores Gomez, MD: In the coming months, we expect access to the vaccine to begin to open up more for the general public, as vaccine supplies and distribution channels increase and drug manufacturers bring new vaccines forward for authorization. Remember that, at this time, the best way for the public to find out when and where the COVID-19 vaccine will be available to them is to register with the New Mexico Department of Health at cvvaccine.nmhealth.org. Memorial is not currently a vaccination site for the general public. With enhanced access and additional vaccine options becoming available in our community, you may be thinking…which vaccine is best and do I get to choose? My advice is simple — get the first COVID-19 vaccine available to you regardless of the manufacturer or dose regimen. Read more: https://www.lcsun-news.com/story/opinion/2021/03/03/covid-19-vaccines-its-time-roll-up-your-sleeve/6906452002/ LCSUN-NEWS.COM COVID-19 vaccines: It’s time to roll up your sleeve

Did you know that a low-dose CT lung screening could help detect early stage lung cancer and save lives? Learn more about the power of this technology in this informational video.

Planning ahead may help relieve mealtime stress. Follow these steps to plan for and prepare nutritious and delicious meals that fit your preferences and lifestyle: https://sm.eatright.org/mealplanning #NationalNutritionMonth

BECKERSHOSPITALREVIEW.COM International Women's Day spotlight: 28 thoughts on leadership from women in the healthcare industry LifePoint Health March 8 at 10:18 AM · This #InternationalWomensDay, we celebrate all of the women in our organization who are playing integral roles in advancing our mission from coast to coast. To commemorate the day, Becker's Hospital Review is featuring thoughts on leadership from 29 women in the healthcare industry, including two of our own leaders - Vinitia Mathews, senior vice president and chief diversity and patient experience officer, and Jennifer Peters, executive vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary. Thank you, Vinitia and Jennifer, for sharing your wisdom today, and thank you to all of the women in our organization for all that you do toward #MakingCommunitiesHealthier everyday.

LifePoint Health March 8 at 10:18 AM · This #InternationalWomensDay, we celebrate all of the women in our organization who are playing integral roles in advancing our mission from coast to coast. To commemorate the day, Becker's Hospital Review is featuring thoughts on leadership from 29 women in the healthcare industry, including two of our own leaders - Vinitia Mathews, senior vice president and chief diversity and patient experience officer, and Jennifer Peters, executive vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary. Thank you, Vinitia and Jennifer, for sharing your wisdom today, and thank you to all of the women in our organization for all that you do toward #MakingCommunitiesHealthier everyday.

New today from the CDC: "When you've been fully vaccinated -- How to protect yourself and others" A good look at what's changed, what hasn't changed and what is still being learned. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated.html?fbclid=IwAR1lG4ilY9rPoX53TRP4OpJp_y82iALBZABrpVk3fplvzCA3p-kKm8klwOQ

As the weather begins to turn warmer and outdoor fun and games beckons, it’s a good time for a refresher on how preventing injuries is a key part of good health and what we can do to help oursleves stay injury-free. #InjuryPrevention #HealthyYou #BrainInjuryAwareness https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/prevention-on-the-brain-how-to-protect-yourself-from-concussions-and-other-injuries

If you want to know more about your risk for heart disease, it's important to know your calcium score. Ask your doctor today about this test and how it can help assess your health.

Our Heart Month observances may have ended, but understanding Early Heart Attack Care is important all year long. Hear from interventional cardiologist Udit Bhatnagar, MD, about signs, symptoms and steps to take if you or someone around you may be having a heart attack.

We're extremely excited to announce the addition of Mel Ghaleb, MD, to our team. Dr. Ghaleb brings more than two decades of interventional radiology experience to the Las Cruces area. He is board-certified, specializing in minimally invasive procedures of the vessels. Dr. Ghaleb treats patients using therapeutic endovascular, cancer, gastric and urological organ interventions. He also specializes in women’s health procedures and performs uterine fibroid embolization, meaning he can help relieve certain abdominal pain. Learn more: https://www.mmclc.org/find-a-doctor/mel-ghaleb-md

Health Care Human Resources Week – the third week of March – is designated to recognize human resources professionals in health care organizations across the nation for their important role across the continuum of care. Here’s to our outstanding team at Memorial for all they do each and every day! #HCHRWeek

After 33 years of service at Memorial Medical Center, Anna Paustian, MT(American Society for Clinical Pathology) has decided to retire. Anna started working at MMC on March 12, 1988. Through her decades of service, Anna has contributed to the growth of this organization and has provided expertise and excellence in the areas of chemistry, hematology, microbiology, urinalysis and coagulation. She was a mentor to new employees and an excellent resource for clinicians. She is pictured here on her last day today, at center, with other members of our Laboratory team. On behalf of the Laboratory and the entire hospital, we want to thank Anna for all the years of dedication and commitment to patient care and wish her luck in her new ventures. Congratulations!

Eating healthfully doesn't have to be complicated! Choose nutritious foods that have vitamins, minerals, fiber and other nutrients. Use these tips: https://sm.eatright.org/ERnotcomplicated #NationalNutritionMonth

Introducing this week’s Memorial Hero, a feature in which we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Shannon Toledo, room service operator. "I help patients by guiding them with their meal choices and encouraging them to eat healthy." #nationalnutritionmonth Learn more about this week's Hero: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-shannon-toledo-room-service-operator Thank you, Shannon, for all you do for our patients and our community!

Now driving around town and the region in service of our communities: Our refreshed and new-look Transport Team ambulance. Our highly skilled professionals with our Transport Team provide general pediatric, NICU, PICU and maternal fetal services. And did you know that Memorial Medical Center has the only pediatric transport team in Southern New Mexico? Our team safely transports a child from anywhere in the region back to our facility to receive high quality care. Learn more about Memorial's Children's Services: https://www.mmclc.org/services/childrens-services

Introducing this week’s Memorial Hero, a feature in which we highlight our dedicated healthcare heroes who provide care in our community. Meet Molly McClure, vascular sonographer. On working at MMC: "I like that all over the hospital people are generally pleasant, friendly, and helpful; not all work environments are like that." Learn more about this week's Hero: https://www.mmclc.org/hospital-news/memorial-heroes-molly-mcclure-vascular-sonographer Thank you, Molly, for all you do for our patients and our community!

Every March 19, employers, certification boards, education facilities, and healthcare providers celebrate and publicly acknowledge nurses who earn and maintain the highest credentials in their specialty. We're glad to join in the celebration of Certified Nurses Day, which honors nurses worldwide who contribute to better patient outcomes through national board certification in their specialty. #certifiednurse

Remember that, at this time, the best way for the public to find out when and where the COVID-19 vaccine will be available to them is to register with the New Mexico Department of Health at cvvaccine.nmhealth.org. Memorial is not currently a vaccination site for the general public. #VaccineHero LifePoint Health March 17 at 8:25 AM · As COVID-19 vaccine administration continues to expand across the country, here's what you should know while you await your turn to be a #VaccineHero. #COVID19Vaccines

Our Memorial Cancer Center nurses were in the festive spirit for St. Patrick's Day yesterday. But there was no luck involved in the center being voted Best Cancer Center and Best Medical Group in the 2021 Bulletin's Best of the Mesilla Valley! Learn more about our programs and services: https://www.mmclc.org/services/cancer-services

Together, we can stop this pandemic, but we need your help. When you are eligible and have access to the vaccine, roll up your sleeve and be a #VaccineHero. LCSUN-NEWS.COM COVID-19 vaccines: It’s time to roll up your sleeve

At Memorial Medical Center, your health means everything. And we want you to feel as comfortable as possible during your visit with us and confident in the care you receive. We know you might feel a little worried about a doctor or hospital visit right now, but it’s vitally important to get the care you need when you need it -- whether it’s an emergency, a checkup, or it’s time for a screening like your annual mammogram. Don’t make your health wait. We’re prepared and always here to care for you safely. Here’s how we’re making that happen every day. What to Expect at Memorial Medical Center

We all scream for ice cream! We're very glad that we were able to have the always delicious @calichesfc come by this afternoon to help us treat our hardworking healthcare heroes!

Thank you so much to Sunny Brew Coffee for coming by last night to help us treat our night shift employees! Our hardworking team members were treated to a variety of coffee and iced drinks. We are so grateful for all they do at MMC.

To nominate one of our fantastic nurses for the DAISY Award online, visit: DaisyNomination.org/mmclc. https://www.lcsun-news.com/story/news/2021/03/25/memorial-medical-center-nurses-recognized-award/6989035002/ LCSUN-NEWS.COM Memorial Medical Center nurses recognized with award for extraordinary care

Did you know that 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime? That's why it's critically important to begin annual mammogram screenings at age 40. Don't delay your care. And if you missed your last mammogram, now is the time to spend just an hour to do so -- it could save your life. At Memorial Medical Center, your breast health is important to us. Our staff uses the latest technology, like 3D Mammography, in a safe, comfortable and welcoming environment to help you stay on top of your health and give you the peace of mind that comes with knowing and being prepared. Call 575.521.5270 or visit www.mmclc.org/mammo

Are you an essential worker or otherwise eligible individual who has not yet received your COVID-19 vaccine? Be a #VaccineHero. Memorial Medical Center has limited slots open for our Pfizer vaccine clinic (first of two doses) from Monday through Thursday, March 29 through April 1. Learn more about the eligibility requirements (individuals 18+ and in phases 1-A, 1-B or 1-C are eligible), find more vaccine information and sign up at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/142402901913 Those not eligible to receive the vaccine through this clinic should continue to register through the New Mexico Department of Health at www.vaccinenm.org.

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