Independent Doctors. United for New Mexico.

Empowering independent doctors to deliver coordinated, compassionate, and community-centered care while strengthening access, continuity, and trust for patients and communities across New Mexico.

Meet Our Network

About New Mexico Independent Doctors

New Mexico Independent Doctors (NMID) is a clinically integrated network (CIN) of independent physicians united by one mission: to provide better care for New Mexicans. Our doctors believe that high-quality healthcare begins with strong relationships, local understanding, and professional independence. By collaborating across specialties, NMID physicians share data, align on best practices, and coordinate patient care—without giving up the autonomy that makes independent medicine so personal and effective. Together, we’re building a healthier New Mexico—one where patients receive connected, compassionate, and community-centered care from doctors who live and work right here at home.

Our Leadership

Our leadership is composed of the 13 founding members who guide the network with a focus on clinical excellence, collaboration, and accountability, ensuring decisions remain locally driven, patient-centered, and aligned with the long-term health of New Mexico communities.

President

Barbara L. McAneny, MD

Council Members

Chudi Adi MD

Gabrielle Adams MD

Michael Chang MD

Kenneth Downes MD

Mark Depper MD

Diego Gonzalez MD

Steve Gough MD

Howard Gogel MD

Jayant Kumar MD

Tiffany Lewis MD

Jeff Racca MD

Suraj Reddy MD

Eric Rightley MD

Nathaniel Roybal MD

Paul Sanchez MD

Damen Sacoman MD

Our Mission

New Mexico Independent Doctors unites independent physicians through clinical integration, data-driven quality improvement, and coordinated care to improve outcomes, manage total cost of care, expand access, and deliver high-value, patient-centered healthcare across New Mexico.

Quality

We align independent physicians around evidence-based standards, data-driven performance, and continuous improvement to enhance outcomes, reduce variation, and ensure consistent, high-quality care across the network.

Cost

Through clinical integration, care coordination, and smarter resource utilization, we help reduce unnecessary services, improve efficiency, and manage total cost of care without compromising clinical quality or physician autonomy.

Access

By strengthening collaboration among independent practices, we expand patient access to timely, coordinated care—keeping services local, reducing delays, and improving continuity across specialties and care settings throughout New Mexico.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your questions answered: helpful insights and information.
What is New Mexico Independent Doctors (NMID)?

NMID is a physician-led clinically integrated network created to support independent medical practices while improving quality, access, and affordability of care for New Mexico patients.

NMID was formed to preserve independent medical practices while enabling collaboration, shared resources, and value-based care without hospital system control and expense.

NMID is open to independent physician owned and managed practices committed to high-quality, patient-centered care across New Mexico, willing to collaborate with other like-minded practices to provide a new option for health care in New Mexico.

Members gain access to shared infrastructure, contracting support, data insights, and collaborative care models while maintaining full clinical and operational independence. Practices can learn from each other, develop strong referral networks and eventually benefit from collective purchasing and negotiations.

No. NMID complements existing practices and affiliations. Physicians remain independent and retain full control of their practices. If you like your current health plan contract you can keep it, or help us to negotiate value based payments for the care you deliver but are not paid.

How does NMID improve patient care?

NMID improves care through coordination, reduced fragmentation, better access to specialists, and a focus on quality, outcomes, and affordability. We plan to support primary care physicians to develop an accessible primary care network, support surgical practices to keep access to surgical services and streamline referrals to the specialists of the network.

No. NMID is physician-governed and independent of hospital systems and insurance companies. We may contract with hospitals to provide those services when needed and with insurance companies to restructure payments so that we get credit for the quality of care we provide.

NMID includes a broad range of primary care and specialty physicians across New Mexico, with continued growth planned.

Membership requirements are based on participation standards and alignment with NMID’s mission. Specific details are provided during the onboarding process.

NMID provides the structure and tools necessary for physicians to participate in value-based models while reducing administrative burden.