Franciscan Physicians Hospital in Indiana Announces $57M Impact on Community

Franciscan Physicians Hospital in Munster, Ind., has reported it has a $57 million economic impact on its community, according to a Times report.

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Franciscan Physicians Hospital’s economic impact report included the following:

•    Last year, the hospital paid $911,118 in sales tax and property tax revenue.
•    Franciscan Physicians reported 857 inpatient and 7,699 outpatient visits.
•    The facility employed 151 healthcare professionals, with a total payroll of $17.7 million.
•    Approximately $38.9 million and just under $1 million were spent on supply purchases and capital spending, respectively.

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