But expenses continued to drag, increasing 31.7 percent on the previous year period.
Salaries and wages rose 31.2 percent to total $819.8 million. Supplies jumped almost 40 percent to total $282.9 million.
The 20-hospital system said a lower number of days’ cash on hand was of “significant concern,” falling from 156 to 130.
Overall income totaled $146 million versus $7.5 million in the corresponding period last year.
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