University Medical Center of El Paso

The University Medical Center of El Paso (UMC) is a hospital located in El Paso, Texas. With over 1,073 employees, UMC is a major healthcare provider in the region, generating $1 billion in annual revenue. UMC offers a comprehensive range of medical services, including primary care, emergency care, trauma care, surgical services, and specialized care for chronic diseases. Their Neighborhood Healthcare Centers provide accessible primary care services throughout El Paso County, addressing the needs of the uninsured and working poor. Additionally, UMC houses outpatient rehabilitation, family planning, infusion therapy, pharmacy, laboratory, and radiology services. Recognized for its expertise, UMC is designated as the only Level I Trauma Center within a 280-mile radius of El Paso, receiving over 85% of trauma cases in the area. Their skilled medical staff, consisting of surgeons, nurses, technicians, and staff, is considered among the most experienced in the southwestern United States. Notably, UMC has been designated by the White House as the hospital to treat the President, Vice President, and former Presidents of the United States should they require medical care while traveling in the region. For inquiries, visit UMC's website at umcelpaso.org.