Price increases boost Missouri hospital’s monthly revenue by $1M

Despite declining patient volume, Warrensburg, Mo.-based Missouri Medical Center posted strong October revenue results thanks to September price increases, CFO Dean Ohmart told the Daily Star Journal.

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In his monthly revenue report to the hospital board, Mr. Ohmart said gross patient revenue in October was just over $22 million, nearly $1 million more than expected . He said the price hikes will  help the hospital in reimbursement negotiations with insurers.

Through the first  10 months of the year, Western Missouri Medical Center has an operating surplus of $3,484, compared to a $5.8 million loss at the same time last year.

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