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TOP WORKPLACES No. 2 Small Company: Hospice of New Mexico

DESCRIPTION: We provide 24-hour hospice care and services to patients and their families in their own homes.

N.M. EMPLOYEES: 37

N.M. LOCATIONS: One

TOP WORKPLACES: First year

FROM THE COMPANY: (Not provided)

FROM THE EMPLOYEES:

n “I have the flexibility and the tools to treat my patients to the best of my abilities. There is a genuine concern that all voices be heard and treated with equal concern.”

n “Along with being able to expand my department and come out with new ideas, Hospice of New Mexico helps support my ideas. Everyone that works here is like family, and even with their own unique characteristics, we work as a unit. Everyone humbles themselves for the prime reason of working together to fulfill the one quest for the patient, which is to give them quality of life.”

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