Primary Care, Dental, Behavioral Health and WIC
We provide quality and affordable medical, dental and behavioral health care and WIC.
Talented Providers
We are the employer of choice for clinical and administrative professionals in New Mexico.
First Choice Community Healthcare is enrolling patients in health coverage
Call 452-4049 to find out how you can qualify for new low or no cost coverage.
Same Day Care
We strive to see our patients within 1-2 days when they need us most.
Serving Central New Mexico
From Main Street in Belen to the mountains and valleys of the Estancia Basin, we provide primary care to all.
The Community Commons is Expanding
Recognizing the need for a more comprehensive approach to improve the health and wellness of our communities.
Your Healthcare Home
We are accepting new patients. Thank you for choosing First Choice as your healthcare home. We look forward to serving you and your family in one of our nine convenient locations.
Community Involvement
We work in partnership with community leaders, organizations, elected officials, volunteers, donors and our board to bring health and wellness resources to our communities. Join us.
Our Model of Care
We believe in our mission of service and care for all patients, with and without insurance. We provide comprehensive, affordable, culturally-responsive care that is patient-centered.
Request for Proposal Opportunity
First Choice Community Healthcare, Inc. (FCCH) is seeking proposals to provide Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act Compliance and Consulting Services for all clinical and administrative facilities and activities at FCCH. The Request for Proposals (RFP) is to invite interested and qualified companies and professionals to submit proposals in accordance with the instructions provided where the successful Proposer will be invited to enter into a contractual relationship with FCCH for the services outlined in the RFP which can be found at RFPs/RFQs
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Upcoming Community Events
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Newsletter update: We've gone Video!
Check out our March Video Newsletter
featuring our South Broadway Healthcenter.
First Choice Videos
Visit our videos page to see what First Choice is all about or you can visit our youtube channel for more interviews.
Project is part of larger South Valley Community Development Project
The U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) recently announced a $1 million grant to First Choice Community Healthcare for a development that includes a workforce training center.
The grant will allow First Choice to break ground on a $22 million community development project in the South Valley. The funds pay for engineering, design and installation of water, sewer, storm drainage and other infrastructure on 7.5 acres owned by First Choice adjacent to its South Valley Health Commons.
"This investment is a strong endorsement of our plan to create a development that addresses the root causes of poor health in the South Valley, which are linked to poverty and low educational attainment," said Robert DeFelice, Chief Executive Officer of First Choice Community Healthcare.
Costume Parade, Healthy Snacks Featured Along Trail
Albuquerque – First Choice Community Healthcare is launching a Wellness Trail around the South Valley Commons campus to make walking for better health that much easier for patients, neighbors and clinic staff.
The Wellness Trail is part of the Healthy Here initiative of the Bernalillo County Community Health Council, and is supported with CDC funding, contributions and other resources from Presbyterian Healthcare Services, Health Matters New Mexico, Bernalillo County, and other partners.
ALBUQUERQUE- First Choice Community Healthcare received a $50,000 donation from Presbyterian Healthcare Services to build a greenhouse at the new South Valley Community Commons, a development project that is expected to create more than 100 new jobs while also promoting health.
The $50,000 sponsorship is the latest in a series of contributions to the farming project that will pay for improvements to transform a drainage pond and vacant lot into a lush vegetable garden and wetlands.
