Treatment programs in New Mexico that list TriWest
8 programs in New Mexico name TriWest on a public listing. Listings as of 19 Sep 2026.
A listing names TriWest when the program says so on its public profile, or when a government record we matched to it says so. It is not proof that the program has a contract with TriWest, and it says nothing about your particular plan. How listings work
All programs in New Mexico All programs in New Mexico that list private insurance TRICARE in New Mexico (99) Aetna in New Mexico (19) BlueCross BlueShield in New Mexico (24) UnitedHealthcare in New Mexico (16) Cigna in New Mexico (17) Optum in New Mexico (11)
- Substance abuse
- 7
- Mental health
- 2
- Confirmed numbers
- 6
Programs in New Mexico that list TriWest
Each phone number says where it came from. We have not called any of them, so confirm with the program.
Cenikor Farmington
Substance abuseDetoxResidentialDay treatment (PHP)Outpatient
MedMark Treatment Centers Belen
Substance abuseOutpatientMedication for addiction (MAT)Virtual care
MedMark Treatment Centers Five Points
Substance abuseOutpatientMedication for addiction (MAT)Virtual care
MedMark Treatment Centers Roswell
Substance abuseOutpatientMedication for addiction (MAT)Virtual care
New Season Treatment Center - Albuquerque North
Substance abuseIntensive outpatient (IOP)OutpatientMedication for addiction (MAT)
New Season Treatment Center - Central New Mexico
Substance abuseIntensive outpatient (IOP)OutpatientMedication for addiction (MAT)
University of New Mexico Health Sandoval Regional Medical Center
Mental healthOutpatientMedication for addiction (MAT)
University of New Mexico Hospital Psychiatric Center
Substance abuseMental healthDetoxResidentialOutpatient
What these 8 programs offer
Levels of care
- Detox (2)
- Residential (2)
- Day treatment (PHP) (1)
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) (2)
- Outpatient (8)
- Medication for addiction (MAT) (6)
- Virtual care (3)
Other coverage they list
- Medicaid (8)
- Medicare (7)
6 of these 8 phone numbers were confirmed against a second source, such as the program's own website or a government directory.
Before you call
Before you travel or start treatment, call the program, give them your plan name and member ID, and ask whether they are in network for that plan and what you would owe. Then call the number on your insurance card and ask the same question.