Financial Management

5 most-read finance stories: Week of March 30-April 3

An audit revealing several hospitals in Kentucky could be in financial trouble, health system financial results and a look at hospital-insurer disputes captured the attention of Becker’s Hospital Review finance readers this week.

By: Kelly Gooch

Friday, April 3rd, 2015

The following were among the most-viewed finance stories on BeckersHospitalReview.com.

1. 15 Kentucky hospitals at risk of closing

2. Indiana University Health operating margin more than doubles in 2014

3. Intermountain operating margin falls in 2014

4. Hospital-insurer disputes: Are things about to get ugly?

5. Catholic Health Initiatives benefits from strategic expansion in Q2

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