New Mexico Hospital Charity Care & Financial Assistance

8 hospitals in New Mexico have financial assistance (charity care) policies on file with FairVisitHealth. Each hospital's own Financial Assistance Policy makes the final determination of eligibility.

New Mexico charity care law

We have not verified a statewide charity care statute for New Mexico. Nonprofit hospitals there are still bound by IRS Section 501(r): each must maintain a written Financial Assistance Policy and accept applications for at least 240 days after the first billing statement.

Hospitals in New Mexico with policies on file

Your rights under IRS Section 501(r)

Nonprofit hospitals must maintain a written Financial Assistance Policy, make it publicly available, limit charges for FAP-eligible patients to amounts generally billed to insured patients, and accept applications for at least 240 days after the first billing statement. 501(r) does not set an income threshold; each hospital's own policy does, so patients may qualify at one hospital and not another.

Check whether your household may qualify with the free charity care eligibility checker or read the complete charity care guide.

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This page is informational, not legal or medical advice. Eligibility is determined solely by each hospital under its own Financial Assistance Policy.