Emergency Department Data

This report presents overall New Mexico emergency department admission numbers, rates by age, sex and region for NM residents. Race and Ethnicity data was requested, however, quality data was not received and therefore, unable to be used in this report. In 2014, 36 non-federal emergency departments reported emergency department data to the NMDOH.

This report presents overall New Mexico emergency department admission numbers, rates by age, sex and region for NM residents. Race and Ethnicity data was requested, however, quality data was not received and therefore, unable to be used in this report. In 2014, 36 non-federal emergency departments reported emergency department data to the NMDOH.

This report presents overall New Mexico emergency department admission numbers, rates by age, sex and region for NM residents. Race and Ethnicity data was requested, however, quality data was not received and therefore, unable to be used in this report. In 2014, 36 non-federal emergency departments reported emergency department data to the NMDOH.

2017 Emergency Department Data Report

This report presents overall New Mexico emergency department admission numbers, rates by age, sex and region for NM residents. Race and Ethnicity data was requested, however, quality data was not received and therefore, unable to be used in this report. In 2014, 36 non-federal emergency departments reported emergency department data to the NMDOH.

This report presents overall New Mexico emergency department admission numbers, rates by age, sex and region for NM residents. Race and Ethnicity data was requested, however, quality data was not received and therefore, unable to be used in this report. In 2014, 36 non-federal emergency departments reported emergency department data to the NMDOH.

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also called ObamaCare, was fully implemented on January 1, 2014. The health insurance exchange in New Mexico, BeWellNM, provides the opportunity for enrollment in a health insurance plan. Medicaid, a joint federal and state program, helps with medical costs for those with limited income and resources.

Chronic kidney disease is a general term for a group of disorders that affect the structure and function of the kidney. Severity of the disease is determined by either the presence of kidney damage, the amount of albuminuria, or the decrease in kidney function determined by the glomerular filtration rate. Chronic kidney disease is generally associated with age, diabetes, hypertension, obesity, and cardiovascular disease.

Ambulatory Care Sensitive Conditions are conditions for which good outpatient care can potentially prevent the need for a hospitalization or an emergency department visit, or for which early intervention can prevent complications of more severe disease. Acute ACSC include dehydration, urinary tract infections, and bacterial pneumonia.

This report presents overall New Mexico emergency department admission numbers, rates by age, sex and region for NM residents. Race and Ethnicity data was requested, however, quality data was not received and therefore, unable to be used in this report. In 2014, 36 non-federal emergency departments reported emergency department data to the NMDOH.

Drug overdose is a major public health problem in the United States, with death rates having tripled since 1991. Prescription drugs, particularly opioids, account for much of this increase. In 2013, the most recent national data available, New Mexico ranked third in drug overdose death, with an age-adjusted rate of 22.6 deaths per 100,000 population.

This report presents overall New Mexico emergency department admission numbers, rates by age, sex and region for NM residents. Race and Ethnicity data was requested, however, quality data was not received and therefore, unable to be used in this report. In 2012, 36 non-federal emergency departments reported emergency department data to the NMDOH.

This report presents overall New Mexico emergency department admission numbers, rates by age, sex and region for NM residents. Race and Ethnicity data was requested, however, quality data was not received and therefore, unable to be used in this report. In 2012, 36 non-federal emergency departments reported emergency department data to the NMDOH.

This report presents overall New Mexico emergency department admission numbers, rates by age, sex and region for NM residents. In 2010, 35 emergency departments reported emergency department data to the NMDOH.