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What is MyHealth at UNM?

MyHealth is UNM's patient portal where you can manage your health care outside of the traditional office visit. What to expect from MyHealth at UNM: HIPAA-compliant, secure way to communicate with your Doctors and Healthcare Providers

How do I access more forms and privacy information at UNM hospitals?

Access more forms and privacy information at UNM's HSC Privacy Office. If you have questions about your care at UNM Hospitals, contact our Patient Advocate Coordinator at 505-272-2121. You can also visit the Patient Advocate Coordinator's office Monday—Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., on the first floor of UNM Hospital.

Why choose UNMH?

University of New Mexico Hospital (UNMH) is home to the best and brightest health care providers in our great state. As the only academic medical center in New Mexico, we care for patients with the most complex health needs in the Southwest—regardless of a family's ability to pay.

How do I pay my UNM health bills?

Look for ATMs at UNM Hospital. Online: You can pay your UNM Health bills safely and securely through Online Bill Pay. By mail: Send a personal check, traveler's check or money order to PO Box 912881, Denver, CO 80291-2881.

Welcome to UNM Health System

Every minute. Every day. Your health is our sole focus. As the only teaching hospital in New Mexico, UNM Health providers breathe life into our mission: Delivering high-quality, accessible health care to all New Mexicans.

Special Deliveries

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Infant Immunizations

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Running Medicine

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How Can We Help You?

Located in the heart of the Southwest, UNM Health serves a vibrant tapestry of patients with a rich diversity of cultural and personal needs. Find the information, support and respect you deserve at UNM Health.

Find Expert Care Near You

UNM Health offers exceptional care in Albuquerque and throughout New Mexico. Find a location near you.

Stories of Help & Hope

Your wellbeing drives our unwavering dedication to patient care. Meet a few patients who move, feel and live better with expert care from UNM Health.

Expert Care in Albuquerque

University of New Mexico Hospital (UNMH) is home to the best and brightest health care providers in our great state.

Award-Winning Care

For several years running, we have the Women’s Choice Award® for America’s Best Hospitals Cancer Care. Get the care, support and respect you deserve at UNM Health.

Complete, Compassionate Care for Your Child

New Mexico's only dedicated children's hospital and academic medical center providing prevention and specialized services for childhood diseases and conditions.

Stories & Voices

From special deliveries to technology innovations and everything in between.

How to pay UNM health bill?

By mail: Send a personal check, traveler's check or money order to PO Box 912877 Denver, CO 80291-2877. By phone: Call 505-272-2521 to use your credit card or debit card.

What is the phone number for UNM Hospital?

If you can't find the information you need, please call Patient Financial Services at the location where you received care: UNM Hospital (UNMH): 505-272-2521. UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center (SRMC): 505-994-7468.

Where to send SRMC bill to UNM?

By mail: Send a personal check, traveler's check or money order to PO Box 912881, Denver, CO 80291-2881. By phone: Call 505-994-7468 to use your credit card or debit card.

What is the number to call for medical bills at UNM?

The bill you get after medical care reflects actual costs, which could differ from the estimate depending on the precise services you received. Call 505-925-0900 to get an estimate of what your out-of-pocket costs may be for services at UNM Health. Or.

What to do when you arrive for an appointment?

Insurance Claims. When you arrive for an appointment, please provide your insurance information. You may also be asked to pay coinsurance, deductibles, co-payments and/or down payments before receiving non-urgent care. After you receive care, your provider will file your insurance claim to your primary and secondary insurance payers.