50 rural hospitals with the best margins

Rural hospitals face a myriad of economic and financial pressures. Here are the 50 rural hospitals with the best margins, according to data from the Center for Healthcare Quality and Payment Reform: 

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Noah Schwartz

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  1. Eastern New Mexico Medical Center (Roswell): 131.6 percent
  2. Mercy Hospital Logan County (Guthrie, Okla.): 115.7 percent
  3. Mercy Hospital Ardmore (Okla.): 113.4 percent
  4. Reeves County Hospital District (Pecos, Texas): 109.1 percent
  5. Uvalde Memorial Hospital (Texas): 96.7 percent
  6. Garnet Health Medical Center-Catskills(Callicoon, N.Y.): 91.7 percent
  7. Western Arizona Regional Medical Center (Bullhead City, Ariz.): 86.1 percent
  8. Optim Medical Center-Tattnall (Reidsville, Ga.): 79.8 percent
  9. CHI St Alexius Health Devils Lake (N.D.): 77.1 percent
  10. Mountain West Medical Center (Tooele, Utah): 64.6 percent
  11. Knox County Hospital (Knox City, Texas): 63.6 percent
  12. Cobleskill Regional Hospital (N.Y.): 61.6 percent
  13. HCA Florida Raulerson Hospital (Okeechobee): 58.9 percent
  14. Kearney Regional Medical Center (Neb.): 56.0 percent
  15. Mercy Hospital Kingfisher (Okla.): 55.8 percent
  16. Northeast Regional Medical Center (Kirksville, Okla.): 55.2 percent
  17. South Baldwin Regional Medical Center (Foley, Ala.): 54.3 percent
  18. Sage Memorial Hospital (Ganado, Ariz.): 49.1 percent
  19. Centura St Anthony Summit Hospital (Frisco, Colo.) : 47.7 percent
  20. Concord Hospital- Franklin (N.H.): 47 percent
  21. St Charles Prineville (Ore.): 46.8 percent
  22. St Francis Hospital (Litchfield, Ill.): 46.5 percent
  23. Heart of Texas Memorial Hospital (Brady): 45.8 percent
  24. Abraham Lincoln (Ill.) Memorial Hospital: 45.7 percent
  25. Lake Granbury (Texas) Medical Center: 45.2 percent
  26. Polk Medical Center (Cedartown, Ga.): 44.9 percent
  27. Bluffton (Ohio): Hospital: 44.6 percent
  28. Atrium Health Lincoln (Lincolnton, N.C.): 43.8 percent
  29. St James Hospital (Hornell, N.Y.): 43.3 percent
  30. HCA Florida Lake City (Fla.) Hospital: 42.5 percent
  31. Blanchard Valley Hospital (Findlay, Ohio): 42.2 percent
  32. Jane Todd Crawford Hospital (Greensburg, Ky.): 42.1 percent
  33. Carlsbad (N.M.) Medical Center: 41.2 percent
  34. Mercy Hospital Tishomingo (Okla.): 40.8 percent
  35. Holzer Medical Center Jackson (Ohio): 39.5 percent
  36. Providence Redwood Memorial Hospital (Fortuna, Calif.): 39.4 percent
  37. Reid Health (Richmond, Ind.): 38.5 percent
  38. St Elizabeth Grant (Williamstown, Ky.): 37.9 percent
  39. Battle Mountain (Nev.) General Hospital: 37.2 percent
  40. Kosciusko Community Hospital (Warsaw, Ind.): 37.1 percent
  41. Mat-Su Regional Medical Center (Palmer, Alaska): 37.0 percent
  42. St Charles Madras (Ore.): 36.9 percent
  43. Laredo (Texas) Medical Center: 36.8 percent
  44. Santa Ynez Valley Cottage Hospital (Solvang, Calif.): 36.7 percent
  45. St Francis Medical Center (Breckenridge, Minn.): 36.7 percent
  46. Mariners Hospital (Tavernier, Fla.): 36.3 percent
  47. CHI Mercy Health (Valley City, N.D.): 35.7 percent
  48. O’Connor Hospital (Delhi, N.Y.): 35.4 percent
  49. The Outer Banks Hospital, Inc (Nags Head, N.C.): 35.3 percent
  50. Ballinger (Texas) Memorial Hospital: 35.2 percent

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