Profitability a matter of ownership status. For-profit systems see earnings rise, while not-for-profits lag.
Deanna Bellandi, B Kirchheimer, A Saphir
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Deanna Bellandi, B Kirchheimer, A Saphir
Abstract
Healthcare systems' earnings performance last year was tied to their ownership status. For-profits saw an increase in earnings even though revenue decreased slightly. But not-for-profits' margins declined, even though those systems posted a robust increase in revenue. Those are among the findings of Modern Healthcare's revamped "Hospital Systems Survey."
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Healthcare systems' earnings performance last year was tied to their ownership status. For-profits saw an increase in earnings even though revenue decreased slightly. But not-for-profits' margins declined, even though those systems posted a robust increase in revenue. Those are among the findings of Modern Healthcare's revamped "Hospital Systems Survey."
Key concepts: Earnings, Profitability index, Revenue, Profit (economics), Business, Profit margin, Time lag, Lag