32 things to know about CHS, Tenet, HCA and UHS

Four of the major for-profit hospital chains operate nearly 400 acute care hospitals across the U.S. and have more than 550,000 employees combined.

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Below are 32 things to know about four of the major for-profit hospital operators: Community Health Systems, HCA Healthcare, Tenet Healthcare and Universal Health Services.

Community Health Systems

Headquarters: Franklin, Tenn.

CEO: Wayne T. Smith

Number of acute care hospitals: 99

Number of employees: 87,000

2018 revenue: $14.16 billion

2018 profit or loss: $788 million net loss

Revenue for first 9 months of 2019: $9.9 billion

Profit or loss for first 9 months of 2019: $302 million net loss

HCA Healthcare

Headquarters: Nashville, Tenn.

CEO: Samuel N. Hazen

Number of acute care hospitals: 184

Number of employees: 270,000

2018 revenue: $46.7 billion

2018 profit or loss: $3.8 billion profit

Revenue for first 9 months of 2019: $37.8 billion

Profit or loss for first 9 months of 2019: $2.4 billion profit

Tenet Healthcare

Headquarters: Dallas

CEO: Ronald A. Rittenmeyer

Number of acute care hospitals: 65

Number of employees: 110,000

2018 revenue: $18.3 billion

2018 profit or loss: $111 million profit

Revenue for first 9 months of 2019: $13.7 billion

Profit or loss for first 9 months of 2019: $245 million net loss

Universal Health Services

Headquarters: King of Prussia, Pa.

CEO: Alan B. Miller

Number of acute care hospitals: 26

Number of employees: 87,000

2018 revenue: $10.8 billion

2018 profit or loss: $779.7 million profit

Revenue for first 9 months of 2019: $8.5 billion

Profit or loss for first 9 months of 2019: $569.7 million profit

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