Fixing Healthcare in New Mexico: Real Solutions, Real Accountability

SILVER CITY WEATHER

: Category: Non-Local News Releases; 13 January 2025

ADVISORY FOR TOMORROW, January 14th

Albuquerque - For too many New Mexicans, healthcare has become inaccessible and unaffordable. New Mexicans wait for appointments while medical corporations and insurance companies prioritize profit to take back to their out of state headquarters and shareholders. Tomorrow, New Mexico Safety Over Profit (NMSOP), state leaders, Legislators, providers and patients will share real stories, legislative solutions, and a vision for putting patients and providers before profits.

This event will highlight the devastating effects of profit-driven healthcare systems, burning out healthcare providers and harming families. Hear firsthand accounts from patients, bold legislative proposals from Legislators, and real solutions that prioritize patient care, improve access, and protect healthcare providers. We're fighting for a healthcare system that works for all New Mexicans.

Who:
Legislators
State Representative Marianna Anaya, House District 18
Representative Eleanor Chavez, House District 26
Representative Kathleen Cates, House District 44

Healthcare Professionals
Adrienne Enghouse, AFT
Professionals from District 1199 Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees

Patients and Advocates
Carmella Staraci, Patient
Kathy Love, attorney, McGinn, Montoya, Live, Curry & Sievers
Boyd Omer, Patient
Ana Sanchez and daughter Cheyenne, patient

When:
Tuesday, January 14, 2025
Time:
11:00 am

Where:
Center for Civic Policy
344 4th St., SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102

RSVP: Please contact Stephanie Maez to RSVP or arrange an interview with any of the participating legislators, patients, or healthcare providers.

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