San Juan Regional Medical Center

San Juan Regional Medical Center is a hospital and healthcare provider based in Farmington, New Mexico. It serves communities across the Four Corners region, where New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Colorado meet. The facility is described as a 198-bed hospital and a Level III Trauma Center, giving it an important role in emergency, inpatient, and regional medical care for a geographically broad service area. Its positioning is regional rather than limited to a single municipality. The hospital provides healthcare to patients from multiple states and functions as a significant medical resource for northwestern New Mexico and neighboring portions of the Four Corners. Its trauma designation indicates the capability to provide an organized level of emergency and trauma services, while its inpatient capacity supports care beyond outpatient and emergency treatment. San Juan Regional Medical Center's public identity is centered on hospital-based care, emergency medicine, trauma services, and the broader delivery of regional healthcare. The available reference material does not identify a founder, parent company, ownership structure, listed status, major commercial product lines, or current executives. It also does not provide sufficient information to establish the institution's founding year or to describe its full clinical department structure. In October 2010, San Juan Regional Medical Center received a three-year accreditation from Det Norske Veritas, commonly known as DNV. This accreditation was a notable quality and institutional milestone. Beyond that documented event, the supplied reference material does not support detailed claims about subsequent expansions, service launches, leadership changes, financial performance, controversies, or current operational metrics. The hospital's official website is the principal source for current information about its services and operations.

San Juan Regional Medical Center is a hospital in Farmington, New Mexico, serving the Four Corners region of the United States. Its service area spans communities in New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Colorado, making it a regional healthcare institution rather than a facility focused solely on the city in which it is located. The hospital is identified as a 198-bed facility and a Level III Trauma Center. These characteristics define its central role in the regional healthcare system. Bed capacity indicates a substantial inpatient operation, while the Level III trauma designation reflects an organized capability for treating emergency and trauma patients within the relevant trauma-care framework. Together, these attributes place the institution among the principal providers of hospital-based and emergency medical care in the Four Corners area. The available historical record supplied for this dossier does not state when the medical center was founded, who founded it, or how its ownership and governance have changed over time. It also does not provide a documented sequence of facility expansions, mergers, acquisitions, renamed departments, or leadership transitions. Accordingly, those details are left unspecified rather than inferred. A documented milestone occurred in October 2010, when San Juan Regional Medical Center received a three-year accreditation from Det Norske Veritas, or DNV. The accreditation represented external recognition of the institution against the applicable accreditation standards at that time. It is the principal dated development identified in the supplied reference material. The medical center's regional role is also reflected in its service geography. By serving parts of four states, it provides access to hospital and trauma care for a population distributed across a large and relatively remote area. The available sources do not provide reliable current figures for staffing, annual patient volume, finances, ownership, or detailed clinical specialties. Current service information should therefore be obtained from the institution's official website rather than assumed from the general hospital description.

• 2010

  Three-year DNV accreditation

  [1]San Juan Regional Medical Centeren.wikipedia.org

  In October 2010, San Juan Regional Medical Center received a three-year accreditation from Det Norske Veritas, documenting an external accreditation milestone for the hospital.

A regional acute-care hospital and Level III Trauma Center providing broad medical services to communities in the Four Corners area.

• Hospital service

  Emergency and trauma care

  San Juan Regional Medical Center operates as a Level III Trauma Center, providing organized emergency and trauma services for patients in the Four Corners region. The available source material does not enumerate individual trauma programs or subspecialty capabilities.

• Hospital service

  Inpatient hospital care

  The medical center is described as a 198-bed hospital, supporting inpatient medical care for the regional population. Specific inpatient departments, technologies, and clinical programs are not detailed in the supplied references.

• Healthcare delivery

  Regional healthcare services

  The institution provides healthcare to the Four Corners area across New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Colorado. Its regional role includes hospital-based care for communities that may rely on it as a major nearby medical facility.

1. 1San Juan Regional Medical Centeren.wikipedia.org
2. 2San Juan Regional Medical Center official websitesanjuanregional.com