New Mexico Social Drivers of Health Collaborative

Who We Are

NMSDOH-C is a collaborative of community-based groups, health care agencies, governments, businesses, and organizations working together to share data and resources to promote health equity for all New Mexicans.

Addressing the Social Drivers of Health (SDOH) in communities and Health Related Social Needs (HRSN) of individuals is essential to building a stronger system of care.

Our Membership

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Upcoming Meetings

Thursday

October

Rooted in Resilience: Healing the Circles within Indigenous Social Drivers of Health Co-Learning Series

October 23, 2025

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

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What We Do

We bring community voices together to address barriers in connecting individuals to preventive services, social services and treatment. Our Steering Workgroups are formed by the Steering Committee and/or membership to share ideas, resources, and strategies.

Learn More About our Work

Closed-Loop Referral Systems

Community Engagement

Data, Technology, and Standards

Operations Workgroup

Tribal Health Systems

Publications

Addressing the Social Drivers of Health through a Closed-Loop Referral System Environmental Scan

This report brings together community voices to inform the healthcare delivery system and decision-makers in New Mexico and address barriers in connecting individuals to preventive services, social services and treatment.

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NEW MEXICO
‍‍Social Drivers of
Health Collaborative

New Mexico Social Drivers of Health

Working for the improved health & well-being of all New Mexicans.

New Mexico Social Drivers of Health

Working for the improved health and well-being of all New Mexicans.

New Mexico Social Drivers of Health

Working for the improved health and well-being of all New Mexicans.

All people in New Mexico deserve to live in communities with equitable access to the conditions they need to thrive.

NMSDOH-C is a collaborative of community-based groups, health care agencies, governments, businesses, and organizations working together to share data and resources to promote health equity for all New Mexicans.