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Highest Medicare coverage, New Mexico cities · 2020

New Mexico cities ranked by the share of people covered by Medicare, alone or in combination with other coverage (2020 ACS). A close proxy for retirement geography. This list covers the 46 cities in New Mexico that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 46 is 18.8%.

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SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros ZIP codes

YEAR2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPMEDICAREVS –

01Eldorado at Santa Fe, NMNM5,61940.2%–

02Taos, NMNM6,52637.2%–

03Raton, NMNM5,95232.9%–

04Corrales, NMNM8,48431.1%–

05Truth or Consequences, NMNM5,94930.3%–

06Ruidoso, NMNM7,58027.5%–

07Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, NMNM5,79027.5%–

08Deming, NMNM14,94425.6%–

09Bernalillo, NMNM9,15925.3%–

10Santa Fe, NMNM89,83724.8%–

11Grants, NMNM8,93322.9%–

12Belen, NMNM7,58922.5%–

13North Valley, NMNM10,45522.3%–

14Las Vegas, NMNM12,57422.2%–

15Alamogordo, NMNM31,90622.0%–

16Silver City, NMNM9,28421.8%–

17South Valley, NMNM37,12021.5%–

18Española, NMNM10,45820.9%–

19Los Lunas, NMNM20,57220.2%–

20Socorro, NMNM8,26120.2%–

21Tucumcari, NMNM5,08219.8%–

22Bloomfield, NMNM7,33519.1%–

23Las Cruces, NMNM116,97818.8%–

24Carlsbad, NMNM32,52418.6%–

25Roswell, NMNM46,87818.5%–

26Lovington, NMNM11,62018.5%–

27Rio Rancho, NMNM114,41918.4%–

28Albuquerque, NMNM556,58817.8%–

29White Rock, NMNM5,71616.8%–

30Los Alamos, NMNM13,31716.6%–

31Aztec, NMNM6,09116.1%–

32Portales, NMNM11,73415.3%–

33Edgewood, NMNM6,15715.2%–

34Farmington, NMNM46,05515.0%–

35Artesia, NMNM12,73514.9%–

36Sunland Park, NMNM18,26814.7%–

37Shiprock, NMNM7,61014.6%–

38Santa Teresa, NMNM6,04114.5%–

39Gallup, NMNM19,96914.5%–

40Clovis, NMNM37,12714.3%–

41Anthony, NMNM8,90014.2%–

42Zuni Pueblo, NMNM5,86413.5%–

43North Hobbs, NMNM6,03411.9%–

44Hobbs, NMNM40,86311.0%–

45Chaparral, NMNM18,18610.1%–

46El Cerro Mission, NMNM5,3239.9%–

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS