Lovelace Regional Hospital

08/07/2026

It was an honor to have Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine students as part of the Lovelace Regional Hospital team during this year’s Chaves County Health Expo!

Serving our community is always meaningful, and it was wonderful spending the day alongside these future physicians as we connected with the community members, shared health resources and promoted wellness together.

We are grateful these students are spending part of their medical education here in our rural community. We look forward to watching them grow throughout the coming years and are proud to play a role in supporting the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Thank you for being part of our team. We are excited to see the impact you will make in the future of healthcare and can’t wait to see where your journey will take you.

08/05/2026

The school year is almost here. A back-to-school check-up helps ensure your child is ready to learn, play and thrive. Schedule an appointment to stay on track with annual wellness visits and recommended vaccines.

08/05/2026

We're proud to care for the Roswell community! To find care now, visit https://lovelace.com/locations/?city=roswell.

08/03/2026

To learn more, visit https://lovelace.com/services/labor-and-delivery/.

This National Breastfeeding Week, we recognize every family's feeding journey. Whether you're breastfeeding, pumping, combination feeding or seeking support, we're here to provide compassionate care and resources every step of the way.

08/01/2026

Every breath matters. On World Lung Cancer Day, we raise awareness about the importance of prevention, early detection and access to care. If you have concerns about your lung health, talk with your primary care provider about your risk and recommended screenings, or visit lovelace.com/services/imaging-services/.

07/26/2026

This Black Nurses Week, we recognize and celebrate the dedication, compassion and expertise of Black nurses across our organization and communities.

Their contributions help advance patient care, strengthen our healthcare teams and inspire future generations of caregivers. Thank you for the difference you make every day and for the countless lives you impact through your service.

07/23/2026

The summer heat is here ☀️

Hot temperatures can be more than uncomfortable — they can be dangerous.

Visit the link below to learn how to recognize the signs of heat stroke, ways to stay safe in extreme heat and when it’s time to seek care.

07/21/2026

Pregnant and struggling with substance use? You are not alone.

Lovelace Health System's G.R.A.C.E. (Giving Respect and Compassion to Expecting) Mothers Program provides compassionate, judgment-free care for expecting mothers and their families. Our team works alongside you to create a personalized treatment plan that supports a healthier pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum journey.

Through the GRACE program, moms receive:
✅ Prenatal care tailored to their needs
✅ Maternity support through Labor of Love
✅ Case management and community referrals
✅ High-risk pregnancy consultations
✅ NICU and prenatal services
✅ Continued support during pregnancy, delivery, and after birth

The program supports mothers-to-be affected by alcohol, co***ne, heroin/fentanyl, ma*****na, methamphetamine, opioids/prescription drugs and tobacco/nicotine use.

Every mom deserves compassionate care. Every baby deserves the healthiest possible start.

To learn more or schedule an appointment, call 505-727-5000 or visit the link below. ⬇️

07/20/2026

To learn more, visit https://lovelace.com/services/hernia-treatment/.

Not every hernia looks or feels the same. Different types can develop in different areas of the abdomen or groin, but many share common symptoms like a visible bulge, discomfort or pain that worsens with lifting, coughing or standing.

If you notice these signs, don't ignore them. Schedule an appointment with your primary care provider to discuss your symptoms and determine whether you need additional evaluation or treatment.

07/13/2026

Rising temperatures can increase the risk of heat-related illnesses, especially for children, older adults and those who spend time outdoors. Stay safe by drinking plenty of water, taking breaks in the shade or air conditioning and knowing the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

A few simple precautions can help you stay healthy during the hottest days of summer.