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Labor and Delivery Hospitals in Albuquerque

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There are so many options for labor and delivery. Some people want a homebirth, some go to birthing centers, but perhaps the most traditional place to birth a baby is in a hospital delivery room. There are several labor and delivery hospitals in the Albuquerque area to choose from.


Thank you to Lovelace Health System for sponsoring this guide.

Expecting a baby is an exciting and life-changing journey. Lovelace would like to make your experience as memorable and stress-free as possible by helping you navigate your healthcare. No matter your insurance or birthing plan, our Labor of Love program offers you access to no-cost pregnancy perks and assistance finding a provider or insurance.

When it comes time to deliver, you can expect exceptional, comfortable, and convenient care. Throughout labor and delivery at Lovelace Women’s Hospital, new parents stay in one of our private birthing suites. Equipped with the latest technology, each room is designed for a relaxed and comfortable birthing experience.

In the event your baby is born prematurely or needs special care, our state-of-the-art Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is here to serve you. Our on-site NICU offers 24/7 skilled medical and nursing staff who care for infants as young as 23 weeks of gestation in a quiet, home-like environment.

We are excited to be part of your prenatal care and delivery so that your experience is as safe, healthy, and pleasant as possible.

For more information on our Lovelace birthing services, call 505-727-7677.


Why should I deliver in a hospital?

There are many benefits to a labor and delivery hospital. In case of emergency, a hospital is the safest place to be. A hospital also gives you the freedom to have a natural, unmedicated birth, but also has the options of epidural and pain medicine available. If you are at an increased risk for complications or if your baby is at risk, a hospital labor and delivery unit is recommended.

This is also the most traditional method of delivery. It’s likely where your mom and your mom’s mom delivered. Here are some options for Labor and Delivery Hospitals in the Albuquerque area.


Lovelace Women’s Hospital

4701 Montgomery Blvd NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109

Presbyterian Hospital

1100 Central Ave SE
Albuquerque, NM 87106

Presbyterian Rust Medical Center

2400 Unser Blvd SE
Rio Rancho, NM 87124

UNM Hospital

2211 Lomas Blvd NE
Albuquerque, NM 87106


Nobody knows your body and your baby the way you do. You and your partner are the best people to make this decision for your family.

For more pregnancy and postpartum resources, make sure to check out our Ultimate Guide to Pregnancy & Postpartum in the Albuquerque Area.

Marybeth Lobato

Marybeth is an Albuquerque native who has been married to her husband, Jacob, since September 2018. They lived in Roswell, NM for the majority of their relationship and moved back to Albuquerque in December 2021. Together, they are parents to two beautiful children. Her daughter Ava passed away shortly after she was born in 2019. She gave birth to her son Carson in 2020, and her second son Camden in 2023. Marybeth enjoys coffee, matcha, a good book, white wine, and all the pizza. She can often be found with her family at a baseball game, a great Taco Tuesday, or a brewery. Follow Marybeth on Instagram.