Expenses in the period ending Sept. 30 were up approximately 9 percent on 2021, driven mainly by contract labor and supply costs. But increased revenues helped keep the system in the black even as operating income was down from $217 million in 2021.
Significant losses on investment returns dragged down overall income further to total $14.3 million compared with $338.3 million in 2021.
Northeast Georgia Health had 296 days’ cash on hand at the end of fiscal 2022 compared with 340 in 2021.
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