Virginia Hospitals Contribute $2.3B in Community Benefits in 2010

In 2010, Virginia’s hospitals and health systems provided nearly $2.3 billion in community support, which included $515 million in charity care, according to a report from the Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association (pdf).

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The charity care total was an increase of $24 million from 2009. Other economic figures from the VHHA’s report include the following:

•    Virginia’s hospitals and health systems accounted for roughly $27.7 billion in total economic activity.

•    The hospitals had a Medicaid shortfall of $318 million, an increase of $113 million from 2009.

•    The Medicare shortfall totaled $460 million.

•    The amount of community benefit provided by tax-exempt hospitals exceeded the value of their tax exemptions by a combined $531 million.

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