Community Benefits Reports & Financial Ratios - by Hospital (State-Specific)
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IRS Nonprofit Hospital Study – Final Report 2009
Internal Revenue Services' final report on its tax-exempt hospital project, a study of 500 hospitals, started in 2006. Report addresses community benefit provided by nonprofit hospitals, consistent with the basis for federal tax exemption. Average uncompensated care (charity care and bad debt) was 7% of total revenues; median was 4%. Average and median CEO compensation also reported. Published Feb. 2009
Connecticut - Hospital Specific Volume and Profitability (3 year trends)
Connecticut's state Office of Health Care Access provides a quick set of 14 statistics for each hospital in the state, including number of discharges, patient days, emergency room (ER) visits, revenues, and operating margin, for the three most recent fiscal years. Updated through FY 2007
Florida Hospital Financial Data (2008)
Compare FL hospitals on volume and number of active physicians, charity care, financial ratios such as Operating Margin, operating expense or work hours per adjusted patient day. Hospital names begin on page 29 (cost comparisons) and in Appendix D, page 55. Pub. by FL AHCA, January 2010
Indiana Hospitals - 2006 Financial Reports
Acute care hospitals in Indiana report revenue, expenses, and some community education & training activities for 2006. Older reports may contain FTEs, volume of patient days, financial ratios, charity care / community benefits, average price (charges) for hospital inpatient stay (not adjusted for different types of patients) and more. Site by IN State Department of Health. Last updated Nov. 2008
Maine Hospital Volumes and Financial Data (HealthWeb)
HealthWeb of Maine is a state government site that shows 2006 volumes at each ME hospital, of the top 15 DRGs (types of hospitalizations), the top outpatient surgeries, lab tests and diagnostic exams (x-ray, CT, etc). Financial Data by hospital for FY 2006 also linked at this site
Minnesota - Hospital Financial Margins, 2007 (latest available)
Scroll to the bottom of the screen to find the last set of reports. Volume data, Bottom Line reports and Uncompensated Care also on this page. Total Admissions and Imaging test volume are shown if you want to compare Market Share. Must have Excel to read many of the reports and most only current to 2007; Other reports for 2008 and 2009 (old data) are expected to be added. Released by MN Dept. of Health
Minnesota Hospitals Community Benefit, 2009 (pdf)
Report shows costs related to charity care, underpayments by MN, and other community benefit such as subsidized services and education in each Minnesota hospital (tables start on page 10). Average level was 6.3% of operating expenses in 2009. Report to the state legislature, by MN Department of Health, September 2011
Missouri - Hospital Community Benefit and Financial Performance
Compare MO hospitals on charity care, bad debt and other uncompensated care (Select COMMUNITY BENEFIT report), or compare hospital net revenues, operating expenses, net income, FTEs, taxes paid, by selecting ECONOMIC BENEFIT report. Missouri Hospital Association reports show FY 2008 data; site is easy to use if you know which report you want at missourihealthmatters.com
Pennsylvania - Hospital & Ambulatory Surgery Center Financial Reports, 2010 - PHC4
Annual reports on the financial health of PA hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers show facility-specific net patient revenue, total and operating margins. Overall FY10 statewide hospital average operating margin was 4.36%. Shows average length of stay, occupancy rate, and revenue per day ($2208 per day in hospital, $11,528 per discharge), Inpatient charges (prices) are now 377% of actual revenues, or nearly 4 times higher than what hospitals expect to be paid. Volume 1 by PHC4, May 2011
Rhode Island Hospital Financial Performance, 2008-2009 (pdf)
Report on the financial performance of RI's 13 community hospitals from 2008 - 2009. Overall operating margin for 2009 was 0.8%. Shows side-by-side financial ratios and measures. Report released by the Rhode Island Department of Health
Vermont Hospitals - 2009 Financial Information
Detailed VT hospital financial comparisons showing 2007 and 2008 actual results, plus 2009 budget. In addition to typical financial statement items (revenue, expense, profit, assets, liabilities), staffing information, capital expenditures, inpatient volume, ALOS, and ER & hospital office visits provided. See Tables 4 to 14
Virginia Hospital Volumes and Financial Information
Consumers can view hospital data (one hospital at a time), including admission & patient day volumes by service line, financial performance & efficiency; patient satisfaction. Must click on additional tabs, or select printer-friendly in order to see more information. See detail and read carefully. Prepared by Virginia Health Information using 2009 data (some 2010)
West Virginia Hospital Charges, Nursing Home & Surgery Data, 2008 annual report
Table 14 shows average charges (prices) in 2007 (first 9 months) for the top 10 hospitalizations by DRG or MSDRG. Example: hip or knee replacement cost an average of $28k or $29,000 (depends on code); normal delivery was about $6000 plus $1400 for the baby. Most recent 2008 Annual Report by the West Virginia Health Care Authority (WV HCA) also shows financial information for each hospital and nursing home during 2007, and profit margins for ambulatory surgery centers. Consumers may find this 86-page difficult to use, in part because most of the important pages have to be printed to be read
Wisconsin Hospitals PricePoint (Average Inpatient Prices)
Average charge and length of stay for common hospitalizations including maternity and newborn births, hip or knee replacement surgery, gallbladder removal, heart surgery, angioplasty, arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat), valves, cardiac cath, pacemaker, pneumonia, bipolar and other mental health, stroke, asthma, back care, asthma, COPD, rehab; kidney, heart, lung or other transplant; hysterectomy, prostate surgery, bowel surgery & more; Top 25 shown in a short report for each hospital. From WHA Information Center, part of the Wisconsin Hospital Association, using 2011-2012 data. Last year's charges are currently the closest information consumers are able to find about average costs; surgeon fees NOT included. It takes a few screens, but you can compare four hospitals (anywhere in the state) at one time. Wisc. Hospital Assn. created the PricePoint System now used in other states. Also shows charity care and inpatient volumes
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New Mexico Hospitals PricePoint (Inpatient Charges)
Check charges (average price) and volumes for about 64 types of hospitalizations, representing about half of all NM hospital stays. No side-by-side comparisons; just one hospital at a time. Hospital conditions include maternity and newborn births, hip or knee replacement, back surgery, heart care, psychiatric, rehab care, and more. May also show hospital charity care and bad debt costs. Site by the New Mexico Hospitals and Health Systems Association, has not updated their 2005 prices, now 5 years old
New York State Commission: Close hospitals and reduce beds (Nov. 28, 2006)
The Commission on Health Care Facilities in the 21st Century, chaired by Stephen Berger, final recommendations to reduce excess capacity in New York, by restructuring almost 50 hospitals, and closing 9 hospitals, also recommends reducing nursing home beds. Specific hospitals and providers affected are listed in the Executive Summary. The Commission examined volumes, occupancy rate, financial viability and quality outcomes as well as regional and community needs. Data in Appendix 5 Hospital Data
Oregon - 2010 PricePoint (Hospital Inpatient Charges)
To get an idea of the average cost of hospital care, the Basic Query option allows users to check charges and volumes for 64 types of hospitalizations, representing about half of all hospital stays in Oregon. Includes maternity & newborn prices, heart care, stents, cardiac cath, heart transplant, hip and knee replacement charges, bone cancer, psychiatric hospitalization, alcohol & drug abuse, stomach or bowel problems, and rehabilitation charges. Hospital charity care and bad debt expenses also shown. Site by the Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems (OAHHS) shows one hospital, one condition at a time, using 2009-2010 data. Consumers can try to get 2011 prices by calling the hospital
Wisconsin - Hospital Rate Increases in 2011 and 2012
List of hospital-specific rate increases for 2012 and prior year comparisons. When last updated by the WI Hospital Association's Information Center (9-14-2012), increases for 2012 were averaging 4.83%. The average hospital price increase during 2011 was about 5.2%; compared to 2010 (5.3%), 2009 (5.7%), 2008 (about 6%), and 6.2% in 2007; Most recent CPI Index ended at 3.00%