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Albuquerque Family Health Guide: Local Clinics and Centers Residents Should Know

Established facilities across the city deliver primary care, pharmacy services, and family resources.

By Albuquerque Wellness Desk · Published July 24, 2026

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The UNM Family Health Clinic & Pharmacy at 1209 University Blvd. NE stands as one central option for Albuquerque families seeking primary care paired with an on-site pharmacy.

Clinic Hours and Access

This location operates Monday through Friday from 8am to 6pm and Saturday from 9am to 5pm, allowing residents to schedule visits during extended daytime windows without needing separate pharmacy trips.

Public Health Office Locations

New Mexico Public Health Offices supply clinic services, birth certificates, and immunizations at sites including 2400 Wellesley Dr NE and 7704 2nd Street NW, giving families multiple points for routine records and preventive care.

City Health and Social Service Centers

The City of Albuquerque runs Health and Social Service Centers at Alamosa, Los Griegos, John Marshall, and Ruth M. Adams, where primary care, mental health support, and youth and family resources are available in one setting.

Community Healthcare Network

First Choice Community Healthcare maintains centers at Alameda, North Valley, and South Broadway that focus on comprehensive family and primary care for uninsured and low-income residents.

Mental and Behavioral Health Options

Additional support comes through the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, the 1-855-NMCRISIS hotline, and counseling centers such as Southwest Family Guidance Center and The Family Workshop Counseling Center.

These resources together address everyday family needs ranging from routine checkups to behavioral health connections. Residents can start by identifying the nearest listed site based on their neighborhood and calling ahead to confirm current availability for specific services.

Local health centers emphasize integrated care that combines medical visits with pharmacy access or social support programs. Families benefit from having documented options that cover primary care alongside targeted services for youth and mental health.

Practical next steps include reviewing the addresses and hours for the UNM Family Health Clinic & Pharmacy or the city-operated centers, then contacting the facility directly or using the listed hotlines for immediate guidance on enrollment or appointments.

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