Over the same eight-year period, total expenses increased from $35.7 billion to $51.7 billion. In 2015, the for-profit health system reported a net income of $2.1 billion, which grew to a high of $7.7 billion in 2021, before dropping to $5.2 billion in 2022.
HCA has grown to include 182 hospitals, 2,300 care sites and more than 47,000 physicians across 20 states and the United Kingdom.
Here’s a breakdown of HCA’s key financial results over the last eight years:
Revenue: $60.2 billion
Salaries and benefits: $27.7 billion
Supplies: $9.4 billion
*Plus other expenses
Total expenses: $51.7 billion
Operating income: $6.8 billion
Net income: $5.6 billion
Revenue: $58.8 billion
Salaries and benefits: $26.8 billion
Supplies: $9.5 billion
*Plus other expenses
Total expenses: $48.9 billion
Operating income: $7.7 billion
Net income: $6.9 billion
Revenue: $51.5 billion
Salaries and benefits: $23.9 billion
Supplies: $8.4 billion
*Plus other expenses
Total expenses: $46.1 billion
Operating income: $4.4 billion
Net income: $3.8 billion
Revenue: $51.3 billion
Salaries and benefits: $23.6 billion
Supplies: $8.5 billion
*Plus other expenses
Total expenses: $46.1 billion
Operating income: $4.1 billion
Net income: $3.5 billion
Revenue: $46.7 billion
Salaries and benefits: $21.4 billion
Supplies: $7.7 billion
*Plus other expenses
Total expenses: $41.3 billion
Operating income: $4.4 billion
Net income: $3.8 billion
Revenue: $43.6 billion
Salaries and benefits: $20.1 billion
Supplies: $7.3 billion
*Plus other expenses
Total expenses: $39.2 billion
Operating income: $2.7 billion
Net income: $2.2 billion
Revenue: $41.5 billion
Salaries and benefits: $18.9 billion
Supplies: $6.9 billion
*Plus other expenses
Total expenses: $36.7 billion
Operating income: $3.4 billion
Net income: $2.9 billion
Revenue: $39.7 billion
Salaries and benefits: $18.1 billion
Supplies: $6.6 billion
*Plus other expenses
Total expenses: $35.7 billion
Operating income: $2.7 billion
Net income: $2.1 billion
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