CHRISTUS St. Vincent is the descendant of the first organized healthcare facility in the New Mexico territory, since 1865. Located in Santa Fe, the 200-bed hospital features only private rooms and close to 300 medical professionals. CSV serves a seven-county area with a population of nearly 300,000 with 30+ clinics covering urgent care and specialties: neurosurgery, orthopaedics, trauma, urology, women’s services, gastroenterology, general surgery, heart and vascular, pulmonary, pain management, sleep disorders and behavioral health. Mayo Clinic has accepted CSV into its network, and the Centers for Disease Control recently awarded us 4 stars for excellence.

Specialty Care

Our specialties include neurosurgery, orthopaedics, trauma, urology, women’s services, gastro-enterology, general surgery, heart and vascular, pulmonary, pain management, sleep disorders and behavioral health.

CHRISTUS St. Vincent also features a Wound & Hyperbaric Center, a Diabetes Center, Holistic Health & Wellness, the Breast Institute, radiology services, and CHRISTUS St. Vincent Regional Laboratory, which performs more than one million lab procedures annually.

At CHRISTUS St. Vincent, technologically advanced cancer care is individualized, team-based, and focused on the best possible outcome. The dedicated staff of the Cancer Center is committed to providing the full spectrum of health care options for cancer patients.

Our Sports Medicine program is staffed by professionals specializing in physical, occupational, hand and speech therapy, and integrated medicine for adults and children. The 10,000 square-foot Sports Medicine complex is equipped to enhance our patient’s quality of life through pre-vention, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries and diseases.

CHRISTUS St. Vincent has partnered with the local public high schools to offer athletic trainers for the school’s sports programs.

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Community Partner

In support of the communities it serves, CHRISTUS St. Vincent provides millions of dollars in un-compensated care to patients who cannot afford their care or whose insurance does not cover the cost of their care.

Additionally, over $1 million annually is provided to smaller community non-profits who pro-vide a safety net to the region, including substance abuse, behavioral health, and crisis care.

The St. Vincent Hospital Foundation continues to provide funding for equipment and capital projects as well as funding to support numerous patients’ needs for breast cancer screenings, medical equipment, medicines, and care.