Nonprofit hospitals should see more revenue in 2024

Nonprofit hospitals should see more revenue in 2024, Moody's ...

Moody's projects that hospitals will see modest gains in volume and higher reimbursement rates from payers next year.

Moody's: Nonprofit hospital sector to stabilize in 2024

Moody's wrote that it expects the sector's median operating revenue to grow between 4% and 6% across 2024 thanks to higher negotiated ...

Hospital 2024 outlook remains 'negative,' S&P Global Ratings says

Hospitals continue to wrestle with higher labor and operating costs and revenue challenges, S&P notes. Hospitals should see some improved ...

Nonprofit hospitals upgraded to 'stable' outlook: Moody's

The firm updated its 2024 outlook for nonprofit hospitals from negative to stable, anticipating a 10% to 20% increase in the sector's median ...

Nonprofits Versus For-Profit Hospitals: 5 Major Differences for 2024 ...

The for-profit hospital sector is highly concentrated. In 2023, there are 5,157 community hospitals in the country, according to the American ...

Nonprofit hospitals and their big breaks - POLITICO

Nearly 3,000 hospitals received more than $37 billion in tax benefits in 2021 because of their nonprofit status, researchers from Texas ...

2024 Fair Share Spending Report - Lown Institute Hospital Index

Of 2425 nonprofit hospitals evaluated, 80% spent less on financial assistance and community investment than the estimated value of their tax ...

New EY Analysis: Nonprofit Hospitals' Value To Communities Ten ...

A new analysis by the international accounting firm EY (also known as Ernst and Young) for the AHA shows that tax-exempt hospitals and ...

U.S. Nonprofit Hospitals Received More than $37 Billion in Total Tax ...

Nonprofit hospitals in the US received $37.4 billion in tax benefits in 2021, according to a study from researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of ...

Why many nonprofit (wink, wink) hospitals are rolling in money

Hospitals get their tax breaks for providing “charity care and community benefit.” But how much charity care is enough and, more important, what ...

CEOs earn big bucks at nonprofit hospitals. Does that benefit patients?

Compensation for CEOs of nonprofit hospitals and medical systems grew by 30% between 2012 and 2019, according to a new study from Rice ...

Nonprofit Hospitals See Significant Decline in Cash Flow

An October 2023 report from Fitch Ratings found that median operating and operating EBITDA margins for nonprofit hospitals suffered a ...

High labor costs hitting hospitals as physicians generate less revenue

“Revenue is increasing but physicians and providers are working more while generating less revenue. Health systems need to rethink operations to ...

Research shows non-profit hospitals, health systems greatly benefit ...

The research reported by the international accounting firm EY (also known as Ernst and Young) showed that, in 2020, tax-exempt hospitals and health systems ...

The Federal Tax Benefits for Nonprofit Hospitals

Over the next decade (2025-2034), we estimate that the federal revenue loss from the nonprofit hospital tax exemption will total around $260 ...

Moody's: Nonprofit hospitals' financial outlook upgraded for 2024

1. Labor costs soften · 2. Inpatient and outpatient admissions will grow · 3. Revenue growth is limited by payment delays · 4. Default risk remains ...

How Pushing Hospitals to Give Away More Free Care Could Backfire

But an analysis by the health policy research group KFF shows the nation's nearly 3,000 non-profit hospitals provided $16 billion in charity ...

Modern Healthcare Management on LinkedIn: Nonprofit hospitals ...

Moody's revised its 2024 outlook for nonprofit hospitals, raising its forecast from “negative” to “stable.

AMA supports firmer standards for nonprofit hospital charity care

According to a report by the Lown Institute, 80 percent of nonprofit hospitals give back less to their communities than they receive in tax ...

Why Are Nonprofit Hospitals Focused More on Dollars Than Patients?

That's not the end of it. Nonprofit executives have embarked on an acquisition spree, assembling huge systems of hospitals and physician ...