For the three months ended March 31, some of the biggest nonprofit health systems in the U.S. reported losses. Below are seven health systems that reported net losses of $1 billion or more.
Ascension (St. Louis)
Revenue: $6.1 billion
Operating loss: $429.4 million
Net loss: $2.7 billion
CommonSpirit Health (Chicago)
Revenue: $7.8 billion
Operating loss: $145 million
Net loss: $1.4 billion
Kaiser Permanente (Oakland, Calif.)
Revenue: $22.6 billion
Operating income: $1.3 billion
Net loss: $1.1 billion
Providence (Renton, Wash.)
Revenue: $6.3 billion
Operating loss: $276 million
Net loss: $1.1 billion
Sutter Health (Sacramento, Calif.)
Revenue: $3.2 billion
Operating loss: $236 million
Net loss: $1.1 billion
Advocate Aurora Health (Downers Grove, Ill., and Milwaukee)
Revenue: $3.1 billion
Operating loss: $85.6 million
Net loss: $1.3 billion
Intermountain Healthcare (Salt Lake City)
Revenue: $2.3 billion
Operating income: $115 million
Net loss: $1 billion
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