Contact the CoC Staff
To request more information about CoC services, call Main: (505) 925-2378; Fax: (505) 925-2389 or toll free 1-877-684-5259 and indicate your specific questions or concerns.
To request more information or schedule an appointment for clinical services (ie: Weight, Adult Cerebral Palsy/Ortho, Modified Adkins Diet (MAD), Ketogenic Diet, Neurology and Outreach Clinics) please dial (505) 925-2378.
Our doctors' names (underlined) link to their 'find a doctor' page at HSC.
Click on the photos below to see individual biographies of the Continuum of Care staff.
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Jenny Vickers, MD (Neurologist and Principal Investigator) (505) 925-2378 (CoC Office) jvickers@salud.unm.edu |
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Ingrid Nelson, MS (Operations Director) (505) 925-2374 (direct) imnelson@salud.unm.edu |
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Belinda Arrambide (Unit Administrator I) (505) 925-2350 barrambide@salud.unm.edu |
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Alfreda Begaye, CMA (Clinic Coordinator) (505) 925-2378 abegaye@salud.unm.edu |
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Jennifer Reed, RN (Nurse Case Manager) (505) 925-2340 jjreed@salud.unm.edu |
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Alia Manning, RN, CDDN (Nurse) (505) 925-2383 alimanning@salud.unm.edu |
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Yvette Mascareñas, MS, RD, LD, CDE (Dietician) (505) 272-1091 YCruz@salud.unm.edu |
Albuquerque, NM 87106
Clinic: (505) 925-2378
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- Alfreda Begaye - Clinical Coordinator
- Alia Manning - CP Nurse
- Jennifer Reed - Nurse/Ketogenic Diet/Roswell Outreach
- Yvette Mascarenas - Dietician - Ketogenic Diet Clinic
- Belinda Arrambide - Non Clinical Administrator
Continuum of Care aims to improve and sustain the quality of health and health care for people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities in New Mexico. This project at The University of New Mexico Health Sciences:
- Provides advocacy, training for health professionals, clinical services, policy reviews and policy recommendations
- Makes clinical consultations and teaches clinical services
- Supports ongoing improvements in the field by:
- Evaluating our efforts
- Incorporating new findings into trainings and services
- Developing new research
- Sharing findings
Supporting New Mexicans
Throughout life, the approximately 32,000 New Mexicans with developmental disabilities should have access to complete health care and support services. Continuum of Care’s experienced staffers help health professionals learn how to give these residents culturally sensitive, respectful care.
Map to Continuum of Care [PDF]
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