New Mexico healthcare regulations: new and proposed rules
23 notices on healthcare from New Mexico since 1 October 2026: final rule, emergency rule, proposed rule and notice. Rules first, newest first, each with its dates and a link to the state register.
- Final rule
Rule establishing statutory authority and effective date for health insurer coverage of specified sex trait modification procedures.
- Final rule
Creates registry of credentialed doulas and credential review committee for credentialing decisions.
- Emergency rule
Emergency rule establishing health care affordability program addressing loss of federal Premium Tax Credit eligibility and medical coverage.
- Proposed rule
Addresses approved continuing education programs and activities for doula credential renewal.
- Proposed rule
Notice of hearing on Health Care Affordability Fund rule with public comment deadline November 10, 2026.
- Proposed rule
Proposed amendments to Hospital Services rule 8.311.2 covering contraceptive devices and addiction recovery services with comment deadline.
- Proposed rule
Proposed Hospital Services rule amendments updating pasteurized human donor milk and contraceptive coverage with hearing November 6, 2026.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule adding pregnancy termination, lactation, prenatal screening, dental, and community health worker services to Medicaid.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule amendments covering maternity care, biomarker services, telehealth, lactation, gender affirming care, and chiropractic services.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule establishing doula credentialing requirements for Medicaid reimbursement, defining scope of practice and standards.
- Proposed rule
Proposed rule updates Board of Optometry licensure, continuing education, and disciplinary requirements affecting licensed optometric practitioners.
- Notice
Defines doula scope of practice for non-clinical prenatal, labor, and postpartum support services.
- Notice
Defines terms for doula credentialing program including credential status, client care relationships, and provider enrollment.
- Notice
Establishes advocacy, referral, record-keeping and confidentiality requirements for credentialed doulas.
- Notice
Establishes credentialing pathways and approved training program standards for doulas providing Medicaid services.
- Notice
Establishes criminal background check procedures and advisory council for doula credentialing program.
- Notice
Establishes doula standards regarding body sovereignty, self-determination, and community-based care.
- Notice
Establishes standards of professional conduct, client safety, and ethical practice for credentialed doulas.
- Notice
Sets application processing requirements and recredentialing procedures for Medicaid doula providers.
- Notice
Sets core competency standards and curriculum requirements for approved doula training programs.
- Notice
Specifies continuing education requirements for doula recredentialing including maternal health and substance use topics.
- Notice
Specifies scope of practice limits, prohibiting clinical or medical tasks for credentialed doulas.
- Notice
Specifies training requirements including CPR and HIPAA for doula credentialing pathways.
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About these New Mexico notices
Which New Mexico notices are listed?
Notices, proposed, emergency and final rules on healthcare printed in the New Mexico register since 1 October 2026, newest first. Each links to the page it was printed on.
Is any of this reviewed by a lawyer?
No. The one-line description of each notice is drafted by a model and is not attorney-reviewed. Read the register page before relying on it.
Every healthcare rule change, with its date
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