The data released by HHS shows how much each hospital received from the provider relief fund. The specific dataset includes payments made to hospitals from the $50 billion in general distribution, $12 billion in targeted allocation to high-impact areas and $10 billion targeted to rural providers.
Below is a breakdown of the children’s hospitals that received the most funding as of May 13, according to HHS data:
- Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia — $42.9 million
- Children’s Hospital Medical Center (Cincinnati) — $42.4 million
- Texas Children’s Hospital (Houston) — $38.4 million
- Nationwide Children’s Hospital (Columbus, Ohio) — $32.3 million
- Children’s Mercy (Kansas City, Mo.) — $28.2 million
- Children’s Hospital Corp. (Boston) — $26.1 million
- Seattle Children’s — $25.4 million
- Children’s Hospital Colorado (Aurora) — $22.1 million
- Children’s Hospital (Washington, D.C.) — $21.8 million
- Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago — $18.3 million
Access the full HHS dataset last updated May 13 here.
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