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The Latest News From HSD
Asistencia alimentaria para los clientes de SNAP afectados por las tormentas
Los beneficios de emergencia incluyen reemplazo de alimentos, reemisión de tarjetas EBT y compras de comidas calientes SANTA FE — En vista de las recientes inundaciones graves en el condado de Chaves y otras áreas afectadas, la Autoridad de Atención Médica de...
Food assistance for SNAP customers impacted by storms
Emergency benefits include food replacement, EBT card reissue, and hot meal purchases SANTA FE — In light of the recent severe flooding in Chaves County and other affected areas, the New Mexico Health Care Authority (HCA) is providing emergency support to...
SUN Bucks benefits must be spent by December 5
Benefits will expire four months after issue SANTA FE - The New Mexico Health Care Authority (HCA) is reminding recipients of SUN Bucks benefits issued on August 5, that they must be spent by December 5, 2024, or the funds will expire. All SUN Bucks benefits...
Interactive map connects New Mexicans with in-person and telehealth opioid medication-assisted treatment
SANTA FE — The New Mexico Health Care Authority has expanded its opioid use medication-assisted treatment (MAT) locator map to include both in-person and telehealth services across the state. The expanded network of MAT health providers and the interactive map can be...
Updated work requirements will impact certain SNAP customers in 2025
Able-bodied adults without dependents ages 18-54 in designated areas will need to meet federal work guidelines SANTA FE — Beginning Jan. 1, 2025, a new work requirement will take effect for some Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) customers...
Health Care Authority offers free training to support mobile crisis providers
13.25 Free CEUs for Mobile Crisis Training SANTA FE – This November, the New Mexico Health Care Authority (HCA) is proud to announce the launch of the Mobile Crisis Team (MCT) Academy, a free training webinar for existing and emerging MCT providers in New...
New Mexico Medicaid invites primary care providers to participate in quality payment incentives
SANTA FE – New Mexico’s Medicaid program is now accepting registrations from primary care providers to participate in the Medicaid Primary Care Payment Reform Value-Based Payment (PCPR VBP) program. “We are proud to offer an innovative, value-based...