While revenues edged higher for the 23-hospital system, the $5.6 billion of expenses dragged down losses, adding to the $149 million operating loss in 2021.
With investment values also suffering, the system’s overall 2022 loss was $557 million compared to a $9 million gain in 2021.
Long-term debt as of Dec. 31 totaled approximately $2.4 billion. Days’ cash on hand were 148.1 compared with 189.2 as at Dec. 31, 2021.
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