In the early 1990s, the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) had a much larger role in delivering health services, especially in maternal and child health for underserved residents in rural areas. Office of Border Health operated a mobile clinic to provide a variety of health care services to thousands of people lacking ready access to such services due to distance and/or the dearth of alternative medical service providers. Since that time, and in response to population growth and changing demographics, the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) has collaborated with the Executive and Legislative branches of State Government, federal agencies and non-profit organizations, to improve health care in these areas. Since Office of Border Health was established in 1993, two additional local public health offices operated by NMDOH, but more importantly, 16 additional private non-profit community health centers and specialty health services providers have been established throughout New Mexico’s Border Region. Program Areas Include: Policy and Binational Coordination, Local and Regional Coordination, Health Promotion, Communication & Education, Epidemiology and Surveillance, Environmental Health and Justice, Research and Assessments.