Financial Management

Milwaukee Hospitals’ Inpatient Revenue Down $45M in Five Months

HCTrends.com, a healthcare tracking firm, found that Milwaukee-area hospitals’ revenue from inpatient care decreased by $45 million from Oct. 2008 through Feb. 2009, according to a report in The Business Journal of Milwaukee.

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Tuesday, April 7th, 2009

The decreased revenue can be attributed to a significant decrease in the number of days patients spent overnight in the hospital during that period, according to the report.

Read The Business Journal’s report on the Milwaukee hospital inpatient revenue drop.

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