Union County

Union County General Hospital is a full service, acute care hospital in Clayton, New Mexico that provides healthcare services to the residents of Union County and surrounding areas.
Services:
• Medical, surgical, pediatric
• Emergency medicine
• Laboratory
• Radiology – CT, MRI, mammography
• Rehabilitative – physical and occupational
• Respiratory – pulmonary function tests, sleep studies, education
• Home health
• Durable medical equipment
• Skilled nursing care
• Trauma

Union County Health Center is UCGH’s hospital-based rural health clinic. The clinic is contracted with most insurance companies. Located adjacent to the hospital, the UCHC Clinic is staffed with five excellent providers and multiple support staff. Because of the clinic location, services like x-rays and lab work are usually available on the same day as an appointment. Please note that the Union County Health Center is not a walk-in clinic.
Services:
• Family medicine
• Referrals
• Pediatrics
• Infertility
• Gynecology
• Diabetic screening education
• Immunizations
• Blood-pressure checks
• Minor surgery
• Breast, cervical cancer programs
• No general telehealth care

Call to make an appointment.
Hours of Operation: Tuesday and Friday 8:00am-5:00pm (Closed 12:00pm-1:00pm)
Services Offered:
Breast and Cervical Cancer (screenings)
Children's Medical Services (children and youth with special health care needs) - By Appointment Only
Family Planning - Only offered every other Tuesday from 10am – 12pm and 1pm to 2:30pm – please call the Raton PHO to make an appointment; moderately effective methods (oral birth control pills, injectables, contraceptive ring), Plan B, pregnancy testing, Quick Start, and supply pick-up.
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (counseling and testing)
Immunizations (available for children through age 18 and limited for adults)
Sexually Transmitted Diseases (testing and treatment with partner services)
Tuberculosis (treatment)
Vital Records (birth and death certificates) - Please call to verify hours
Women, Infants and Children (special supplemental nutrition assistance program) - By Appointment Only

The hotline is a resource for individuals and families seeking information on how to obtain food. The National Hunger Hotline staff connects callers with emergency food providers in their community, government assistance programs, and various social services. The hotline can be reached Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. ET. The Hunger Hotline also operates a texting service at 914-342-7744.

Visions strives to provide superior service and the most current information available. Services provided in Colfax and Union counties: DD Waiver Case Management, Mi Via Consulting, and Support Broker services for the Self Direct Community Benefit through Centennial Care. There is Spanish speaking staff on both the DD and Mi Via waivers, but not as of right now for centennial care.

Youth Heartline provides a variety of services including supervised visitation and safe exchanges (parents can have meetings with their children in the Youth Heartline offices) that allow parents to bond with their children in a safe space and help for child victims of domestic violence. Youth Heartline runs a CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) program that provides court advocates for children who are removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect. There is also Northeast NM Youth Housing Program that offers housing to homeless youth, as well as education, job placement, life skills, case management, and drug testing for nonviolent youth. Youth Heartline does street outreach in Union and Colfax counties to connect with homeless adults, provide them with basic needs, and act as abridge between them and other services. In COLFAX county ONLY, there is the Family Empowerment program in which a coordinator conducts a monthly meeting with a family to build communication and connection within the family unit. Everything but the Family Empowerment program serves individuals in BOTH COLFAX and UNION counties.