Morning Albuquerque
Health news
Stories from Morning Albuquerque’s editions, and every report from Albuquerque’s newsrooms.
Health from local newsrooms
From KOAT, KRQE NEWS 13 and KOB 4, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
KOAT2 hours ago
Free two-day dental clinic in Albuquerque, on KOATNew Mexico Foundation for Dental Health, Education and Research is hosting a free two-day dental clinic at Tingley Coliseum in Albuquerque.
KRQE NEWS 1312 hours ago
New Mexico Health Care Authority prepares benefit recipients before sweeping changes, on KRQE NEWS 13NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – More than 20% of New Mexicans depend on SNAP benefits to feed their families, and more than 40% depend on Medicaid for health care, including Jineene Jaramillo. “When you have a disability, it requires a great many doctors. And there’s no way I’d be able to pay for that,” said Jaramillo.
KOB 414 hours ago
A new path to recovery: Local family uses grief to help others, on KOB 4A family in Albuquerque bought nine new bikes to help people in recovery get to meetings, doctors and probation as they honor a loved one lost to addiction.
In brief
The short notes of Morning Albuquerque’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.
HospitalsArdent Health, the parent company of Lovelace Health System, posted third-quarter net income of $45 million.
Ardent Health, the parent company of Lovelace Health System, posted third-quarter net income of $45 million. Executives warned that rising insurance premiums and Medicaid work requirements could create headwinds next year.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Albuquerque Journal