Local hospitals are working with schools and the Albuquerque community to hire more locals, buy from local businesses and support business growth in a program called Healthy Neighborhoods Albuquerque.
“The concept here is to get your anchor health care organizations to support the local economy,” said Dr. Richard Larson, executive vice chancellor of the University of New Mexico’s Health Sciences Center. “[UNM HSC and Presbyterian] represent almost $3 billion dollars of economic activity…
Local hospitals are working with schools and the Albuquerque community to hire more locals, buy from local businesses and support business growth in a program called Healthy Neighborhoods Albuquerque.
“The concept here is to get your anchor health care organizations to support the local economy,” said Dr. Richard Larson, executive vice chancellor of the University of New Mexico’s Health Sciences Center. “[UNM HSC and Presbyterian] represent almost $3 billion dollars of economic activity…