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Presbyterian Kaseman Hospital
A campus of Presbyterian Hospital
Presbyterian Kaseman Hospital was the first satellite hospital in the PHS system and is located in Albuquerque's northeast heights, about six miles from Presbyterian Hospital. Presbyterian Kaseman Hospital provides general medical, surgical, emergency services; it also houses the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Radiation Treatment Center and Presbyterian Behavioral Health which offers intensive inpatient services as well as partial hospitalization and outpatient treatment for psychiatric and chemical dependency patients. Other unique services offered at Presbyterian Kaseman Hospital include lithotripsy, inpatient hospice, and the Sleep Disorders Center.
Address: 8300 Constitution Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110
- Floor Plan Map (.pdf)
- Hours: 24 hours a day
- Phone: (505) 291-2000
Services:
General and acute care hospital and 24 hour emergency rooms. Hospital provides 111 staffed beds and 170 licensed beds.
- Laboratory
- Physical therapy
- Skilled nursing
- X-ray - Radiology
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