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Presbyterian Healthcare Services

Critical Access Hospital in Tucumcari, NM · enumerated 2005 · authorized official Dale Maxwell, Cfo.

Data current as of Jul 13, 2026 · sourced from CMS NPPES

National Provider Identifier

1962488304

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Registry record

Entity type Organization (Type 2)
Legal business name Presbyterian Healthcare Services
Other name <Unavail>
Practice address 301 E Miel De Luna Ave, Tucumcari, NM, 88401
Fax (505) 461-1822
Enumeration date Dec 19, 2005
Last updated in NPPES Apr 7, 2010

Taxonomy & classification

207P00000X Emergency Medicine Physician Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians Secondary
207R00000X Internal Medicine Physician Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians Secondary
282NC0060X Critical Access Hospital Hospitals · License 3011 (NM) Primary

Authorized official

Name Dale Maxwell
Title Cfo

Other identifiers

Identifier Type State Issuer
00265 Medicaid NM -
2255606 Other NM PART B

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What is a Type 2 NPI?
A Type 2 NPI identifies an organization (group practice, hospital, pharmacy, lab), while Type 1 NPIs identify individual providers. Organizations bill under their Type 2 NPI.
What type of organization is Presbyterian Healthcare Services?
Presbyterian Healthcare Services is registered in NPPES as a Critical Access Hospital (its primary provider taxonomy).

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Source: CMS NPPES (public data). Snapshot 2026-07-13. Provider record last updated 2010-04-07.