San Juan Regional Medical Center

San Juan Regional Medical Center is a hospital serving Farmington, N.M. and San Juan County. Two local physicians originally started the small, 8-bed facility in 1952. The Board of Directors is selected from a hospital corporation, whose membership is made up of representatives from more than 86 nonprofit community organizations. San Juan provides specialized acute hospital care throughout the entire Four Corners region (Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah). It has more than 135 physicians representing more than 26 areas of general and specialty practice. The hospital, with a licensed capacity of l75 acute inpatient beds, also operates: a Level III Trauma Center, Urgent Care Center, a ground ambulance system, a regional air ambulance system, a comprehensive Cancer Center and is a partner in the 18-bed San Juan Regional Rehabilitation Hospital. It is a locally owned and governed nonprofit hospital with strong community ties, dating back to 1910.

San Juan Regional Medical Center Rehabilitation Outpatient Center in Farmington, NM is a part of the larger San Juan Regional Medical Center network, offering a variety of healthcare services to the community. The center specializes in outpatient rehabilitation services, providing personalized treatment plans to aid in recovery and improve quality of life for patients. With a focus on patient-centered care, the Rehabilitation Outpatient Center is staffed by experienced healthcare professionals who are dedicated to helping individuals regain strength, mobility, and independence. Patients can expect to receive comprehensive therapy services tailored to their specific needs, whether recovering from surgery, injury, or managing a chronic condition. Generated from the website content