Iowa Hospitals Provide $1.47B in Community Benefits in 2011

In 2011, Iowa hospitals provided more than $1.47 billion in community benefits and served more than 6.2 million people through community service programs, according to a report from the Iowa Hospital Association.

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Bad debt and Medicare/Medicaid losses totaled almost $625 million of that total. Community benefits programs and services, such as research and health improvement services, represented $148.7 million of the total.

Last year, Iowa hospitals contributed $1.3 billion in community benefits.

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